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Recommend a Gibson/PRS/or epiphone- now sorted 😀
police squad replied to tall_martin's topic in Other Instruments
pecial “2010 Dallas International Guitar Festival” inscription on headstock. Dallas 2010 “Shoot Out” McCarty Limited Run Specs: Top - Private Stock grade quilted maple Back - Lightweight Mahogany Neck - Mahogany Fretboard - Select East Indian rosewood Inlay - Green Heart Abalone “Original” Birds Neck Shape - Wide fat Scale Length - 25” Frets - 22 Fretboard Radius -10” Side dots - White Corian Fret wire - DGT/Santana Bridge - PRS Stoptail Tuning Pegs - Vintage style Color - Sunset Burst Finish - Ultra-thin polyester basecoat & Nitro-Cellulose topcoat Pickups: 57/08 w/ brushed covers Electronics: Volume, push-pull tone, 3-way toggle Hardware: Nickel String Gauge: 10- 46 Case: Modern Eagle paisley Back of headstock: "2010 Dallas International Guitar Festival" Each guitar is numbered out of 50 -
No sweat, I look forward to listening to it
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I've bought 2nd hand often and not yet had a problem
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I've been gigging for just over 34 years now. I'm nearly 52 and between 1988 and 2015 was easily doing 100 gigs a year. In the past 18 months I have cut back to about 35 per year and I try not to have my gigs back to back as it leaves me knackered the next day and the day after too. I have a full time job, I'm company Secretary in a family business with my brother. We employ about 18 people and manufacture security and search equipment. Since just before the pubs closed I haven't done any gigs, I've played at home much more, to backing tracks to polish up my guitar licks, played along with Guy Pratts videos (and really enjoyed that) I even did a live stream with my duo, in my garden. (Which I thoroughly enjoyed) I have noticed that I have much more energy, am not knackered all the time and my shoulders/ back / neck problems (mostly sports related) are causing me much less grief. I don't miss the idiots that come to the pub being a PITA, (I don't play for landlords I don't like anymore, so that doesn't come in to it) or any of the other grief, yet I still sort of miss it. If I never did another gig, well, I might be ok with that Your thoughts mighty BC collective By the way, I really appreciate how tough it is for the self employed musician who cannot work at the moment, this post is really aimed at people like me, the weekend warrior
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£3.50 on ebay for Storyville
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I've just ordered a copy of storyville
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I used to have a trade account with Warwick (when I was making guitar amps) and I was doing a lot of testing of my amps. I changed strings a lot, I had a lot of guitars to work with. The nickel wound 10-46 gauge used to retail about 3 quid. They were fine actually. I also used their nickel wound bass strings. 45-105. I think they were a tenner. Never had a dud string in all the sets. I may even have a set or two left over, but I switched back to rotosound about 10 years ago
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I have 3 Vintage 6 string guitars and they punch so far above their price point. I remember getting a V4 for my brother, probably about 12 years ago and I couldn't believe how good it was out of the box. I should have tried it on a gig before I sent it to him
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no, never used transferwise
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The MIM Flea is shell pink. I have one, it's awesome. I haven't gigged it for over 2 years now (not gigging on bass for a while) I think about selling it but it's the best sounding Jazz bass I've had. Great '64 fender pickups. I'm in Kent if you fancy a blast on it, when we're allowed to
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keep the size of the box as short as possible because it will be cheaper to send I used Eurosender because BC gets a discount BASSCHAT10 is the code IIRC Also, I always write the delivery name and address ON THE BOX, just in case the label comes off. I also write where it's come from too
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Vintage V52. If they're anything like my 335 alike and SG alike, they will be plenty good
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Looks nice Bob, you could always add secondary dots on the side, level with the lines. I built a fretless P bass with no lines on the maple board and the dots were where they would have been on a fretted bass. I installed black dots where the frets would have been and it works perfectly
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Does anyone have a Status Guy Pratt signature bass?
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
The can of worms that is wood and tone 🤣 -
Does anyone have a Status Guy Pratt signature bass?
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
There's been a lot of sliding pickup things over the years but that really does demonstrate how pickup position really is the key -
Does anyone have a Status Guy Pratt signature bass?
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
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I only use the smallest amount but it can get quite hairy can't it. I discovered the pre shape now too, didnt use it until my last gig in March. Sounded fab
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another inspirational video. Guy has made me want to improve my playing. I actually pick up my 'lounge' bass and practice on it now and I'm even playing without a pick!!