Tee

Coffee table/exotic wood basses Basses with more than 4 strings Headless basses Signature instruments (in this case basses) Warwick Gold plated hardware Active basses

i think he made a thread about it before. If so, it might have made sense to carry it on. That's if i'm not imagining this all. ^_^

I think he got it off eBay

I follow one rule. Do what's right for the song.

Distract them and then slap a "THE CUSTOMER is always RIGHT. Especially in HERE!" sign, on top of it. ^_^

Lol, can't wait to see how much this goes for (or it reappears later). That headstock is so wrong.

You wiped off the dust!? That was authentic 1972 Les Paul bass dust! You could have collected it in a bag and sold it on ebay as vintage bass dust (dating from '72). Apply to any bass for instant mojo! L@@k!!

was it the one in V&R then?

Keith Richards Dee Dee Ramone Sid Vicious

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Yup, Gibson are also releasing a Shavo sig Tbird too.

Peter Cooks is great for price. I haggled on my Aguilar cab at the Gallery Stag, there are some EB3s and a vintage Les Paul bass in Vintage and Rare. They're at the back. I saw them on Saturday.

As far as i am aware, they have also discontinued all but the vintage Sunburst Tbird. That includes the studios too.

What about an Austin Allegro with 'go faster' stripes and a woman on the bonnet?

Heh, funnily enough i was just watching a vid of him on Youtube...Slapping a Tbird He shows one of his basses at the end, a Sting Ray like job.

What happens when you go out for a pint of milk?

You could buy a nice head or combo for that price!

fair enough.

[quote name='Machines' post='257769' date='Aug 8 2008, 08:20 AM']What cab is it you have ?[/quote] Aguilar DB210, pretty decent/efficient MAX SPL: 124 dB Sensitivity: 98 dB 1W 1M

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My Orange delivers a thick beast of a tone.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='257258' date='Aug 7 2008, 02:48 PM']Tee - I meant what kind of lines do you play with temolo on? As in would you use it in a verse that is quite upbeat? The thing is, as much as I like tremelo, I would only use it as an "effect" and only on high parts (I play a 6 string). I imagine that if I was playing a big fat groovy bassline with tremelo on, it'd really take away from the feel of it. I was wondering your thoughts?[/quote] Aha, i see. Both high and lows, but more importantly on sparser parts perhaps, more likely a verse, letting the trem do it's thing in between notes. I play a 4 string (i'm probably in the minority on this forum ^_^ ) Having said that, you can use it on upbeat bits too. It's all how you do/use it

Has anyone played a MAG 600 EVO II head? I'm considering getting a cheaper head for gigging, but i've read reviews that they don't sound like their full wattage potential. It could just be user error i guess. The 300 is pretty popular on HC reviews and as i said above i liked the 4x10 combo (MAG 300) version i tried. I'd like the 600 as i'll be using an 8ohm 210 cab. The 300 might not cut it.