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Hey guys, I want to upgrade my stock squier p-bass with some good quality pickups. The kinda sound I'm going for with it is this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI1OZdmQz_A I realise that his tone is somewhat overdriven, but it's the only example I can think of! Just looking for suggestions really from people who have tried a few different things out! Thanks
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Tokai 1984 Hardpuncher Fretless £250
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Basses For Sale
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Tokai 1984 Hardpuncher Fretless £250
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Basses For Sale
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NOW SOLD, PLEASE REMOVE [s]This is a 1984 Tokai Hardpuncher "precision" style bass, professionally defretted. Its in very good condition considering it's age, the obvious scratches and dings here and there (but i think that's cool) it plays very nicely considering it's been defretted rather than originally fretless. When i recieved it I did have to file down the nut a little bit as the action was too high on the lower notes. there is buzz on the 12th frets that i haven't got round to sorting out. It has a beautiful warm tone and you can hear the 1984 tokai "sound" when it plays. now onto why... I bought this bad boy from japan a few months ago, waited 2 months for it to arrive and have had it for a month and a bit... So why i am i selling it so soon? you ask.. The main reason is simply it doesn't suit the style of music I like to play/write, and the fretless sound doesn't seem to mix well with pitch shifters and distortion very well...also I could do with the money right now. I'd like £250 not including postage, so whoever can't pick up, i'll arrange a courier and add the extra. PM for more info/pics.[/s]
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Please have a listen, like if you like, even share if you want! We're based in frome, somerset. looking for other musicians, maybe some cello, piano what-what! check it out http://soundcloud.com/eukusmer/a-ballad-when-youre-bicycling
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Alternatives to drums as percussion in a band setting
Charles G Mosse replied to rOB's topic in Other Instruments
i'm really into these guys at the moment. i think the foot percussion is really effective, and even though they're acoustic and not really loud they ROCK [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wQv60dxAUU&feature=fvst"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wQv60dxAUU&feature=fvst[/url] -
Going on a little camping trip in the Yorkshire dales soon and I need a few things, mostly clothes. Looking for some 30" waist north face style trousers, a fleece and anything else you may want to get rid of. Cheers Oh and if you happen to have a 1-2 berth lightweight (around 2kg) tent knocking around you don't want anymore i'd buy it if the price is right!
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Sorry to sound kinda stoopid, but what is it? Aside from obviously being some kind of mammal...
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Myself and a guitarist started playing togethor around 2 months ago and now we're getting an idea of what style we're going for we think it's time to get a drummer! we have a couple of demos on soundcloud, check them out: http://soundcloud.com/rurtbeynolds/a-ballad-when-youre-bicycling We're ideally looking for someone with good feel, improvisation skills and "ability". We're both 23, live in frome, have rehearsal space and have transport. cheers.
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Woolly mammoth clone VS Devi Ever Soda Meiser
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Effects
Well I just received my soda meiser! And it's INTENSE. Maybe a bit too intense... Think I'm gonna sell it on if anyone's interested? I've wanted to get my hands on a catalinbread teaser stallion for a little while now... Anyone had any experience with these? And more importantly, can anyone clone one??? -
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Woolly mammoth clone VS Devi Ever Soda Meiser
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Effects
[quote name='Al Heeley' timestamp='1335826098' post='1636767'] I'm thinking of building one with a blend knob to mix the fuzz with the dry signal, might tame the beast a little? [/quote] Don't sound like a bad idea! -
Woolly mammoth clone VS Devi Ever Soda Meiser
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Effects
Is that one of yours? Looks ace, how much? -
I'm selling a recent project on ebay, have a look! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140743975172?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649
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Woolly mammoth clone VS Devi Ever Soda Meiser
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Effects
Really? Haven't been able to find any... Link? -
Woolly mammoth clone VS Devi Ever Soda Meiser
Charles G Mosse replied to Charles G Mosse's topic in Effects
Well done gentlemen, you passed the test... -
DILEMMA Don't know which one to go for and it's stressing me out! Please proceed to list your wise opinions beeeelow
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[quote name='charic' timestamp='1334315868' post='1614315'] I'm not a drummer (nor do I have one) but can't help but wonder what you're doing to protect it from the rigours of the road? [/quote] Well obviously there's no way of making them absolutly indestructable, like most drums, but i'm planning on giving them all a good 4 or 5 coats of clear varnish, which should do it! here's a more complete pic [attachment=105271:drums.jpg]