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snorkie635

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  1. I'm no tech-head. Today, my time on Basschat has been plagued by unwanted adverts which are impacting on my ability to use the site - sometimes I have unwanted adverts for kak obscuring the actual site. Appalling. Hope to be able to dump Google Generated Garbage as soon as possible. Not even a slightly happy bunny. 😡
  2. Is the wood oak by any chance? If so, I'm going with an Aria.
  3. But the 'pot' plant looks spliffing. ✌️😎
  4. I don't know much about music theory at all. To immediately give my answer to the question in the topic, I say, no, you do not need to know music theory to write, play and perform well on an instrument. I would add that I assume knowing theory would add to your knowledge of music and that can only be a good thing. My own area of theoretical knowledge relates to Literature, and I can approach a text from a variety of angles I'd never have imagined, had I not been trained at university so to do. I would most likely enjoy and benefit from a greater knowledge of music theory, but I have only so much time left to devote to any hobby/interest, so l'll continue to enjoy my amateur status and see myself as a bass player rather than a musician.
  5. Hello to you and welcome. Hope you enjoy yourself on Basschat. I'd suggest you get straight into the various threads available and you'll see what's going on and what folk are like. Best wishes
  6. It's Greensleeves around my gaff. No wonder Henry VIII was a bat fasturd. 😋
  7. Do enjoy. Looks the business to me. 👍
  8. You'll now need an Electric Upright Bass (EUB), an acoustic upright, an acoustic bass, a five-string bass, a six-string bass, a fretless bass, an eight-string bass, a short scale bass, a Uke-bass, a practice amp, a gig amp, a backup for the gig amp, straps to suit each bass, gig-bags for each bass, a tuner, a variety of leads, a small pedal-board, a large pedal-board, a few guitar-stands, a microphone stand, A gigging-bag to keep your bits and pieces in (including hex keys, spare strings, spare mains leads, string cutters, string winder, multi-tool(s), soldering iron and solder, spare batteries, insurance fir your basses and other gear, a van, a PA including all leads and mixing desk, stands etc., ear-plugs covers/ flight case fir cabs and amps, a tame roadie, a driver, a groupie, a partridge, a pear tree, band-mates, an MU card, overnight bag, clothing change(s), web-page, publicity material, manager, business cards, logo, band name, set-list, suitable venue(s), recording studio, passport and a good chiropractor. That should sort you out until next Tuesday, when mist of the above will be exchanged for something else and the game begins all over again. Welcome and I hope you love what's to come. Everyone needs a hobby. 👍😎
  9. Even without the connection, this bass is fairly priced. I love Ripper basses! GLWTS
  10. I reckon I'd need to be Howard Hughes to buy every bass I like on the for sale thread at the moment. Another lovely one. GLWTS
  11. shoorely that shood read, 'only two exshesh'. Shplendid.
  12. Can't be the only person wondering if this is pickup only or 'postable?' Ta.
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