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[quote name='Bassnut62' post='914551' date='Aug 4 2010, 08:02 AM']Hi yes it's basically an EHX Russian Green Muff clone with mods to select between different resistors and to add Gain and bypass the tone control that has a big mid hump.[/quote] fantastic! are they readily available?

looks great, is it some sort of fuzz type thing? and what are the switches for?

wowsa, looking forward to more pics

not a bad bassist, wrote some good songs but very dodgy shorts! You wouldn't see macca in such a pair!

are the black bits stuck on? I really like the pink bits

some great looking basses. re: the kramer. where are the other tuners? are they behind the headstock like old banjo tuners?

[quote name='Tait' post='886728' date='Jul 5 2010, 10:02 PM']There's not a stringed instrument on the planet more aesthetically pleasing than this- [/quote] It's all about the offset shape I think. My jazz bass is often in the living room and it looks great. I've got a jazzmaster also but its not on show in the living room as its got a nitro finish and I'm afraid if anyone even as much as looks at it, it'll get damaged! I can't stand seeing my acoustic 6 stringer in the living room but my double bass on the other hand makes the room look brilliant! Can't play the bugger very well though

I'd probably take my double bass. Being on a desert Island would probably give me an incentive to practice with it and get some sort of technique together!

[quote name='chriswilliams666' post='873400' date='Jun 21 2010, 12:49 PM']But remember gear can be stolen inside the venue too, so never leave that un-attended either![/quote] My old band managed to gain an extra guitar at a gig in London a few years back. We'd played and then loaded all the gear in the van. Our sound man stayed in it as he wanted to sleep. We went back in and cue the headliners frantically looking for fender strat in a soft case. Thankfully we had stayed to watch them as they were a nice bunch and we liked their music.Christ knows what would have happened if we had gone home with it! So its not just thieves but half cut musicians who really should know better about how many guitars they have!

This morning I've been listening to: Creedence Clear Water Revival- heard it through the grapevine LCD soundsystem- Drunk Girls 6AM Jullander Shere- Cornershop Tighten up- The Black Keys Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice- King Creosote. I could probably listen to these songs all day!

My amp got fried at a gig a few years back and had another one the next day. Luckily there was a Peavey TNT combo collecting dust at the venue. I have to say, it may have been the venue room but it sounded fantastic and was loud enough to keep up with the rest of the band (there were 6 of us). Ive never wanted big cabs since

Looks very nice. Whats the deal with the Fender logo though? I've never seen a Nash guitar without one and I'm assuming they don't put them on?

I like the look of flamed necks but not too fussed on flamed or quilted bodies so its a neither from me

[quote name='dlloyd' post='849495' date='May 27 2010, 03:36 PM']If you want to be really annoyed, how about their poll for the "greatest bass player": [url="http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/rocknrollband/bassists/"]http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/rocknrollband/bassists/[/url] Shortlist: John Entwistle Flea Peter Hook Alex James John Paul Jones Lemmy Mani Paul McCartney Paul Simonon Tina Weymouth[/quote] that list contains my top 5 bassists so no complaints from me! horses for courses yadda yadda

Check out the Legends strand which has a few gems. There was quite a few that I wasn't interested in but a few of them were corkers! One that stood out for me was on Louis Prima.

I do actually have a beard at the mo, not so much brian blessed but more mr twit!

Here's my midnight wine mex jazz with black scratch plate. not sure why my eyes are blacked out, seemed funny at the time

My old band always used to get compared to hawkwind. A lot! I'd never really heard them other than silver machine. So at the grand old age of 24 I heard Warrior on the edge of time for the first time with some mates. When Opa -Loka played and we heard the bass, everyone looked at me and said "that sounds like you playing". I played a gig at a little festival in an afro jazz kind of band and was playing just after Nik Turner, I like to tell people he supported us. Whenever I get asked to DJ at gigs, I always try to Opa Loka. I've never been to see Hawkwind live as people have told me not to bother as they aren't sounding too great live and rely too much on sequencers live. People's views on them differ so much that I don't want to take the risk and be disappointed.

[quote name='Tait' post='836421' date='May 13 2010, 05:50 PM']ooh i like that. i don't really know much about baritones, is that E-E?[/quote] I think it is E-E as its 30 inch scale.

I'm not sure if its the photo but I do like the way the control plate is kind of flush with the body

found a copy of the bass VI on rondo site [url="http://www.rondomusic.com/argustoaskbk.html"]http://www.rondomusic.com/argustoaskbk.html[/url] or even nicer in lake placid blue [url="http://www.rondomusic.com/arguslpb.html"]http://www.rondomusic.com/arguslpb.html[/url]

[quote name='daflewis' post='835160' date='May 12 2010, 11:14 AM']you're right, the ISB recommend used tea bags..... [/quote] I thought you meant Incredible String Band for a second there despite reading Bilbo's post a few seconds earlier. I bet they did use tea bags on a few recordings though.

my work headphones have limiters built in to them so couldnt hear anything from 16khz. went to 19 on the cheap headphones

worked a treat for me for about a year. wasn't so fun when I had to clean it off when I got it fixed.