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kevin_lindsay

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  1. All my instruments - basses and guitars - have a strap for each one. I also have custom made straps for some of them, such as yhese ostrich leather ones (made for me by Martin Pryce Leather Artisan)

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  2. Carey Nordstrand is making 3 band preamp for me. We're still finalising the exact configuration of the pots and frequencies of the preamp.
    It'll be sent to me here in Scotland from Carey's workshop in California. Should be on its way in the next couple of days.

  3. Rather than using LEDs for the side dot markers on the fingerboard edge, I'm using these Luminlay dots.

    Just look like ordinary dots in daylight, but in the dark - wow!

    I've ordered the 2mm/3mm green dots with white outer edge piping.

    Should look cool

    http://www.luminlay.com/movieen.html

  4. Chris is making this for me.

    I've no pics yet as the build is just about to commence. So, I'll update everyone as to the progress when the pics become available.

    I love old USA retro Surf Green cars. I've found Surf Green to be a colour that is sometimes too vivid or too dull in the available spray paint currently available.

    My preference on this build is for a faded out Surf Green look, while still maintaining a vibrancy.

    I saw a Fiat 500 in their "Smooth Mint" finish and thought, "YES!!!! THAT'S THE COLOUR I'M LOOKING FOR"!!! So, that's what we're going to use on the body and matching headstock.

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    The specs will be:

    Jazz style 4 string fretless

    Body - lightweight alder finished in Fiat Smooth Mint
    Neck - very old growth maple (for resonance and solidity)
    Fingerboard - unlined ebony fretless. Side dot markers only.
    Matching headstock - in Fiat Smooth Mint
    Pickguard - either parchment 3 ply, or tortoiseshell
    Tuners - Hipshot Ultralite clover head
    Pickups - probably a set of the new Fender Pure Vintage 64 jazz pickups. I installed a set of the Pure Vintage 74 pickups in my white dot & bound Jazz and they really are fantastic units.
    Electronics - we'll be discussing circuits with John East. I'll be looking for a circuit which retains the natural sound of the instrument, but with a fuss free ability to dial in a bit more "bark and bite" when required.

    I'm popping throughto see Chris in a couple of weeks, so there will be more updates then.

  5. Unfortunately, my gig last night had to be cancelled.
    Our guitarist's mother has bben in hospital for a week and a half. On Friday afternoon he was called to the hospital where the docs told him and his father that his Mum had suffered kidney and heart failure.
    They were unable to treat the kidneys as the strain on her heart would be too much. Equally, treating her heart would be too much strain on the kidneys. All they could do was make her as comfortable as possible.
    They were advised to prepare themselves for the worst. They were advised that she will deteriorate and when that happens it'll happen "very quickly ".
    Incredibly sad situation. The venue were very sympathetic when they were advised.
    Kinda puts the rest of your worries into perspective, huh?

  6. Hey mate, I replied on the original thread that I thought the guy sounded good.
    My response wasn't intended to ridicule your initial conments; simply that I enjoyed the playing.
    I don't think your comments were out of line, simply an indication of your own viewpoint.
    We're bass players - our function is to support others - if my comment was taken in any other way, then I'm truly sorry. It wasn't my intention.
    Keep grooving!!

  7. £40 delivered in UK.

    Here is my James Lomenzo Hyperdrive pedal available. It's in immaculate condition - never been out of the house.

    The Hyperdrive is a really great, versatile, drive pedal. Unfortunately, I don't have the need for it in my current band setup.

    So, if anyone wants it, it can be yours for £40 delivered in the UK.

    Go on, treat yourself!

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  8. I have played gigs over the years where the supporting acts had some duff names, such as:

    CHURN
    I was expecting a dark metal outfit, or perhaps a Wurzels style bumpkin crew? Actually, they were a poppy indie type.

    THE DONKEY SPOKE
    What?????

    BASTARD SQUAD
    Based in Fife, Scotland, they always moaned about not getting any gigs. I think the name didn't help?

    PIE, BEANS AND CHIPS
    Rock outfit.

    However, the one that really took the biscuit, and which needs no explanation as to why it was bad was..............


    DARKIE.
    Dear goodness!

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