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GONE GONE GONE As a wise man once said on this forum - “I need less basses”. The other basses I have put up have not sold as yet so before I have to resort to Ebay and Gumtree with them I am putting this up on here. I have my P Bass needs covered with this and a Yamaha Attitude Plus. If this doesn’t go then the Attitude Plus is next. This bass really is as good as new. Still had the D'Addario swing tag on the headstock, protective film still on the pickguard and Pups. Very. very little playing time on this. There may be a tiny mark or two on the bass but I've looked really hard and cannot find anything. Farida basses really are great value for money. The bass has a lovely satin finish that looks great with the natural swamp ash body. Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard. This is a great quality P bass with a swamp ash body and a [b]lovely playable jazz neck[/b] [b] Features of the Farida FPB-18 Bass Guitar[/b] [list] [*]P-bass style guitar [*]Solid swamp ash body [*]Maple Neck [*]Rosewood fingerboard [*]Chrome Hardware [*]Dot inlays [*]P-type pickups [*]Natural finish [/list] I’m in Chorley, Lancs, any trial or inspection more than welcome as always. Stock picture here but will add pictures when I get home tonight. Price is £250
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For Sale is a Boss CEB-3 Bass Chorus Pedal. Pedal is in great condition, still boxed and only a couple of months old.[list] [*]Mono input and stereo outputs for connection to 2 amplifiers [*]Effect Level, Low Filter, Rate and Depth control knobs [*]Compact, lightweight & robust [/list] £50 posted to a UK address. Now Sold.....
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Can any tame / friendly BC'er local to me in Lancs help me please. I'm looking for someone local to check over a bass I have put together if possible please. Though I would ask here first before I go to one of the local techies as I think it's a bit basic for a techie. EDIT - Thanks for those who replied and PM'ed, think I've got an option to get sorted, will come back to you guys if not,
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SGC Nanyo Bass Collections and Farida Basses do it for me.
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Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
Keep putting them up mate. I'm enjoying working through them and the anticipation and surprise of what you'll post next!. Keep fighting the good fight..... -
[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1378892788' post='2206049'] really really like this bass! It may be perfect for a new project too, cash + camping gear perhaps ([url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/216560-fs-assorted-camping-gear/"]http://basschat.co.u...d-camping-gear/[/url])? [/quote] yep - it's a really, really nice bass. Cash is good for me - camping gear not so good for me though!
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Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
[quote name='ambient' timestamp='1378809011' post='2204803'] I found that walking bass lines were a good thing to read, the rhythm is usually quite simple, but when there is a change it throws you 'cos you've gotten used to the quarter notes. The important thing is that the lines usually move around a lot, you often get a lot of none diatonic notes so you have to move around and it can get tricky when you get a lot of accidentals suddenly appear. The key's are sometimes awkward too. [/quote] yep - I find the rhythms harder than the notes, obviously especially so with trick rhythmns and heavily syncopated stuff..... -
Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1378770381' post='2204617'] [url="https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=88014765C749B87!220&authkey=!ACPJOveRC5_dK7s"]Crash Course Bass Exercise 37[/url] - This is a cool simple bass line. [url="https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=88014765C749B87!220&authkey=!ACPJOveRC5_dK7s"]Crash Course Bass Exercise 3[/url][url="https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=88014765C749B87!219&authkey=!AAuwWooA3NQtnu0"]8[/url] - This is one I find challenging as there's a few places on the fretboard you can play it and it makes you move about a bit - Thanks Stuart. (reproduced without Stuart's permission at the time of writing, but I'm about to mail him) [/quote] These link through to the same file mate. -
Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
I'm using them mate. Carry on putting them up please. Good work. -
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Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
[quote name='Evil Undead' timestamp='1378498053' post='2201281'] I really must learn to read SN. But it's hard and I keep giving up [/quote] Practice, practice, practice my girl... -
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what is this YouTube you speak of??
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[quote name='Coilte' timestamp='1378390632' post='2199569'] The best way I can sum up this book is that the concept is excellent, but the presentation/teaching aspect leaves a bit to be desired. [/quote] +1 to that. You do need to sort of 'understand' the way he is trying to present the information. It's all good stuff but not as intuitive to understand first off as it could be. I found it better to use this book alone while I was in the right mode of thinking to work through it. When I come back to the book it takes me a while to flip my brain into the way the material is presented. Good Book though.
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Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
bagsieblue replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
Thanks for this - yes, please post more up. -
In a couple of my recent sales threads I mentioned my job insecurity, today I was given notice of redundancy so I have be sensible about the basses. Up for sale is my SGC Nanyo Bass Collection SB320. These basses are well regarded on here. I've had a number of Bass Collections and IMO the SB320's are the best of the bunch and they are all superb basses. The bass is extremely light, sounds great. It has gold hardware with the Gotoh tuners, P/J pickup configuration with SGC written on the pickups and SGC Nanyo Bass Collection on the battery cover Colour is a kind of blacky / browny translucent effect. Price is £249. Located in Chorley, Lancs - any trial or inspection welcome.
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SGC Nanyo 5-string in Leicester
bagsieblue replied to Happy Jack's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Agreed Happy Jack.... We are in contact over it.. -
SGC Nanyo 5-string in Leicester
bagsieblue replied to Happy Jack's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
OK... I'll back out then, if you get it and decide to move it on drop me a line for first refusal would be appreciated?? -
SGC Nanyo 5-string in Leicester
bagsieblue replied to Happy Jack's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1377850699' post='2192613'] Hope I'm not raining on anyone's parade by posting this, but this could be the bargain of the year: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sgc-5-string-bass-guitar-in-metalic-blue-/331000988007?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item4d11324167"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sgc-5-string-bass-guitar-in-metalic-blue-/331000988007?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item4d11324167[/url] One day to go, no bids, start price = £80. [/quote] I was planning to bid on this, been after a 5er of these for a while. Anybody else on here planning on bidding?, I don't really want to be bidding against a fellow BC'er. -
SOLD Koa topped Japanese Ibanez ATK-500KA 4 String - £225
bagsieblue replied to Moos3h's topic in Basses For Sale