Kiwi

Doesn't look anything like John Taylor.

BigRed - in some ways this thread would be perfect blog material.

I've been tempted by one - when I tried it before I had the highs compressed and the lows uncompressed. It was great for taming brittle sounding basses.

Most people yawn with their mouths...

By reducing mass, you can end up with a growlier bass. But its possible to go too far and have an instrument that lacks any warmth or depth.

Ads for Rickenbacker copies are being placed in the classifieds which include images that overlook [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/173238-notice-for-owners-of-rickenbacker-copies/"]John Hall's claim on trademark rights[/url]. It's the responsibility of all members using the classifieds to ensure they don't infringe on those trademark rights. I'm sure this isn't being done deliberately, but its not something the site can afford to be complacent on. Or, for that matter, members given the [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?app=forums&module=extras&section=boardrules"]terms and conditions[/url]. [indent=1][i]"You agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Administrator and the Administrator's subsidiaries, affiliates, related parties, officers, directors, employees, agents, independent contractors, advertisers, partners, and co-branders, from any claim or demand, including reasonable attorney's fees, that may be made by any third party, due to or arising out of your conduct or connection with this web site or service, your provision of content, your violation of these terms of use, or any other violation of the rights of another person or party."[/i][/indent] This means that if court action is bought against Basschat as a result of a members advert, the forum has a right to seek compensation from that member. If we find ads that contain content that puts the forum at risk, that content may be edited or deleted and a warning issued (or worse, if it attracts another complaint from John Hall before a mod has seen it). We'd be grateful for co-operation from classified users on this, it'll help everyone concerned avoid the risk of unnecessary complication.

Thats great to hear, congratulations! I was looking for one for a long time...at least until I got the opportunity to buy an Alembic.

Was this the one on Ebay that sold for US$1500 recently?

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/96539-basschat-interview-with-lee-sklar/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/96539-basschat-interview-with-lee-sklar/[/url]

Hmmm, those are kind of specialist, its unlikely we'd sell enough to get deals. But lets see...

Good point, well presented. We can look into it. Pork pie hat? Beany?

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1342784282' post='1740854'] Funny how experiences vary. I've bought a fair amount of stuff from Allparts UK and they've only messed up twice. On both occasions they sent an incorrect component - a truss-rod box spanner of the wrong size and - later - a jack-socket plate of the wrong shape. Both times they told me to keep the parts (which I used on other projects) and sent me replacements within 24 hours. In respect of delivery times, one assumes they're at the mercy of the US end of the operation and therefore tell customers what they've been told themselves. As with all these retailer issues, one's mileage may vary. I've bought regularly from most of the UK online parts shops (shopping around for prices is always fun) and they've all had problems at some point. [/quote] I had similar issues when ordering a Moses jazz neck. Three shipments missed. Moses were apparently to blame because they might have been moving premises around then (according to Steve Moses) and when the neck finally did arrive, All-parts gave me a free t-shirt by way of apology. It may well be that they get dicked about by US distributors because they're not a big enough client to be a priority if stock is a bit thin on the ground.

[quote name='razze06' timestamp='1342785287' post='1740881'] Hey Kiwi, More welcomes from the burgh! [/quote] Lets hope this doesn't lead to confusion

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1342690357' post='1739236'] Tuba Smarties... say no more. [/quote] The best track!

Herbie seemed embarrassed about it. I didn't care though. I liked his playing on Toccata in Dm while I was still a drummer... ...hmmm. Yep I need to quit while I'm ahead.

Sky 2 - takes me back to pre-teen days before we shifted to NZ.

...plus the Bee Gee's, Stayin' Alive. So cheesy its got to be worth a parody? [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_izvAbhExY"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_izvAbhExY[/url]

These are my favourites: OK Go with the treadmills [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTAAsCNK7RA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTAAsCNK7RA[/url] And Feist [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABYnqp-bxvg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABYnqp-bxvg[/url] All done in single shots as well - so no mistakes allowed with the choreography...

I'm a complete noob when it comes to Smart phones. I had one of the XDA Execs when they came out originally but my current mobile is 6 years old and thats how I prefer it at the moment. No GPS. What would the best Basschat app help people do?

[quote name='essexbasscat' timestamp='1342460971' post='1735564'] Ah, that's really sad to hear. Bob played one of my favourite bass lines - Midnight Train to Georgia, so melodic. A real loss. [/quote] Oh wow, was that him? That line is [i]beautiful[/i]! One of my faves, I used to love playing it.

We're nearly there. Just in the process of testing it...

It might be a lose connection between the power socket and the PCB. The pedals are renowned for this. For a while Akai would do some kind of strengthening repair but now they won't touch them.