gary mac

[quote name='Painy' timestamp='1455576404' post='2980470'] Oh the cynicism! I've no idea where the idea a Basschat member could be fickle in their choice of instrument could have possibly come from. People will be coming up with a neat little acronym to describe the process next like maybe EPD for Equipment Procurement Disorder or something like that. [/quote] Love it If you decide to start up an EPD help group, count me in.

That's a depressing sight I always get a bit fidgety and nervous when mrs mac wields the Henry Hoover near my old Fenders. Don't know anyone in your neck of the woods, sorry.

That Mrs Painy is most definitely a good sort. Nice set up, will look forward to the proper review.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1455391114' post='2978775'] Used PayPal twice this afternoon with no issues. That's not to say they didn't go tits-up [i]after [/i]my purchases, of course. Good luck. [/quote] It was you, you git, you broke it

Is it sorted John? Was planning on buying a bass related thing this evening.

That is impressive and quite lovely

That looks so right, although a little precarious

Dave Gilmour quite often played bass on Floyd recordings.

Not something I've thought about and to date have strung up three, maybe four times with Elixirs. No damage to report.

[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1455111542' post='2975983'] OP wants trebley/clanky and not one reply has suggested "get a Ric". What's wrong with this place these days [/quote] We're afraid of Mr Ric suing our arses, for suggesting using one of his axes on a Fratellis number.

I've played this on a few deps and got the sound pretty much spot on. No pedals, just one of my Fenders or G&L's. Always with rounds and a pick.

[quote name='sharkboy' timestamp='1455052619' post='2975539'] Saturday was our annual fundraiser for The Alzheimer's Society - a cause very close to our band. This is the 4th consecutive year we've held it, and the 4th consecutive sell-out of the 500-capacity Belfast Empire. An absolutely brilliant crowd made this one the best and most memorable gig yet, and while the final sums aren't yet tallied, it looks like we're on course to raise around another £6000 for the charity. This also takes us over the £20000 mark for the running total. Here's to next year! [/quote] Brilliant job Sharkboy

I enjoy the fact that you're a regular GAS sufferer, it means plenty of opportunities to read your top quality reviews Love the retro look of these, must give one a try out some time soon.

I've read and enjoyed this book, the next person who wants it, should pm me with address details.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fender-Bass-Manual-Maintain-Guitar/dp/1844258173/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1454857376&sr=8-3&keywords=HAYNES++fender+manual http://www.amazon.co.uk/StrungOut-Function-Electric-Acoustic-Millimeters/dp/B00STTCOJ4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1454857273&sr=8-2&keywords=string+height+measure+for+guitar http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dr-Ducks-String-Electric-Acoustic-guitars/dp/B00FA3GROU/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1454857558&sr=8-14&keywords=guitar+polish Roughly 35 quids worth.

Slightly over budget but well worth the extra tenner http://www.amazon.co.uk/Zoom-B1on-Bass-Effects-Pedal/dp/B00JLEHMG6/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1454851984&sr=1-1&keywords=zoom+b1on

I learnt it a few months back for our set list, can't tell you who it is but yes it's tight and good fun to play.

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1454648002' post='2971640'] Hi Rich, interestingly enough, we have a plan for pre-amp/DI pedals for this year. Just got to hope I don`t end up with everyone having the same pedal, although if there`s only a few different types I`ll be able to go into the features a bit more, so should all still go well. [/quote] I've got a MXR 80 that I'm happy to bring along.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1454586105' post='2971022'] My guess would be that it would be the year of the newest component. [/quote] That would be right as far as the buyer would be concerned, the seller might go for the older date

And some users have a moan about the selling fees on BC. It's a total bargain.

Yes it is a bit of a shocker isn't it? You just have to factor it in.

Maybe you should widen your search to the whole of 66. You could miss out on so many good ones being that specific. Plus the neck might be dated Feb but the bass might well have been put together a month or so later I've had a fair few J's over the years but always ended up moving them on as I just preferred P basses. Have to say though that the 66 J is just brilliant, it has the flattest neck in terms of relief and the lowest buzz free action that I have experienced.