Maude

Not 100% sure I want to. I want to remember Lemmy the way I remember him now and I'm a little worried this'll taint it. I'll see how it goes

'Anti-Procrastination Song' by Stormtroopers Of Death. http://youtu.be/b_naNBHpMdU

12, but a couple were guesses.

Ha ha, that's Cornwalls hottest male model, Adge Scuttler. He's hibernating at the moment but as soon as the weather warms up he'll be back doing photo shoots for top local publications like Cornish Vague and 'ell magazine.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1451652251' post='2942078'] What do you expect? They've only had electricity since 2014. They still buy Tremeloes records. [/quote] What's this electricity you speak of sorcerer?

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1451613169' post='2941882'] Nope. [/quote] Oh well, my internet is just crap then. No broadband here and what I have got is so slow that I may as well get the web pages delivered by post

Would whatever these attacks are possibly be responsible for my home internet keep dropping out, restarting or whatever you call it? The front of my BT hub keeps going red for thirty seconds or so before returning to the normal blue.

Is the string spacing at the bridge wide like a doublebass or more guitar like? BTW, thanks everyone for the replies and info.

Not me, I was strong

I've made a proper decision to get rid of all the gear I've collected that I don't really need and buy something really nice, hence the Takemine TB10 thread, so why the hell am I eyeing up that Thunderbird!! Someone please buy it

Hell. I play Moondance because people appear to like it.

Forgot to say that my DB is set up as an old time thumpy thud kind of sound, not very refined but that's what I need most. But lately I've been needing a brighter jazzy tone and considered getting a second cheap DB for this but I really have nowhere to keep it. The TB10 would fill this gap nicely as it seems to still retain quite a zingy tone compared to a bluegrass style Db sound. I'm talking myself into now

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1451512276' post='2941202'] I still want one, mind, I just don't have any real justification for it! [/quote] And there lies my problem I haven't even entertained the idea of it being an upright, it would balance weirdly with its high centre of gravity, feel weird with its short scale and wouldn't bow properly because of its body shape. I have my doublebass for that. I would only use it as a traditional bass guitar. I have an electric and acoustic fretless but obviously they don't do the DB sound. My main band is now purely doublebass and everything else is acoustic instruments. The high action and large radius is what is attracting me as I can play my lines and work on new ones with a very similar action, I actually hope it has a DB esque string spacing as well as the physicality of a DB neck makes you play in a way totally different to ABG. I've used my ABG in the band on occasion but it just doesn't have that oomph. I could noodle with the TB10 without having to get the DB out, sounds small but for my circumstances it would mean a lot. I have a bit of spare cash at the mo and feel like treating myself to something special and at the mo this floats my boat and would get more use than a high end electric bass. Just worried about buying an expensive ornament.

[quote name='chriswareham' timestamp='1451223723' post='2938889'] Quoting posts doesn't work on Android (very latest version on a Google/Motorola Nexus 6). [/quote] It does on my android Sony Xperia

I love the shape of that headstock and the bevelled recess, if that's the right term. I'd imagine coming up with a shape that isn't like anyone else's and looks good with such a small area can't be easy.

They don't have one listed on their website, or don't they list everything? If I get one new it will probably be from Thomann as their price is the best and with free returns and a three year warranty you can't go wrong. Wunjos is a 500 mile round trip and if they posted it then I assume I would have to pay to return it if I didn't get on with it, if I could return it at all. Obviously a used one would be a different story. I'm just mainly curious why quite a few on here that have owned one, have said how amazing they are but then moved it on after a year or so.

I'm seriously thinking about getting one of these but cannot try one anywhere as nobody local stocks one. I've done plenty of research and like what I see and hear but obviously it's a lot of money to be spending blind. Thomann seem to have the best price and at least I can return it if I really don't like it. I've noticed that a few folks on here have had one but seem to move it on after a year or so and I was wondering why, why is it not a keeper? I mainly play DB now and fretless acoustic and this would be an inbetween type of instrument so please leave any 'acoustic basses are pointless' kind of comments elsewhere. Just after some genuine feedback from owners and ex owners on the good and bad aspects of playing one. Thank you

A very sad day indeed

The short scale length probably goes a long way to giving it the sound you love, if you could stick a P neck on it it would sound different. Also to add to the 34" hollow body list my Yamaha Bex4 is also 34".

[quote name='TimR' timestamp='1450888833' post='2936765'] I might make one of those for my misses. [/quote] Will she mind being stored beside the wardrobe?

We change the style of a lot of our covers. Pretty Vacant in a swing style, Groove is in the Heart starts off swing and then at the 1,2,3 bit changes to a fast bluegrass, I Bet That You Look Good On The Dancefloor as a rockabilly song, etc. The punters seem to really love recognising the song but not really twigging exactly what it is for a little bit, usually when the chorus comes in. Great fun for all involved and if you get bored playing a crowd pleaser you can keep it in the set but change the style to keep it interesting. Oh yeah and believe it or not I have woken up in a skip, but I wasn't naked so probably doesn't count, ah alcohol, my dear friend

Ha ha, there's not many adverts that start with the words "in atrocious condition".

That is a stunning looking guitar

[quote name='Dandelion' timestamp='1450119264' post='2929812'] Craig Adams. ( The Expelairs, The Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, The Cult, Coloursound, The Alarm, Spear of Destiny and Theatre of Hate, Voltaire. Oh and The Metal Gurus. [/quote] Definitely Craig Adams, I didn't mention him because I didn't think he fell into the categories but I'll definitely give him a big plus one!