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gonna change the knobs to the new rubber Dingwall ones when I get some spare cash
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well you can have a play next lesson, I'll need to book one soon.
p.s. hope you had a great trip, congrats and everything on the marriage -
Might a Dr Bass fit the bill?
I am considering a small protable but killer rig for when i have money (so never) and my current musing is a Drbass 1260 3way cab with a 112LF 12" sub. that should cover all frequency basses and more whilst handling 1000W at 2ohms and being lighter than many luches i have eaten.
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i just cant wait to get uni exams out of the way so i can enjoy her properly
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I must assume you are the borderline legendary fullrange from the dingwall forum.
I have been browsing the threads and as far as I can see Dingwall and Newtone are the only people who do suitable 37" low Bs, I also i would like to correct myself and say it is a 33.25" C apparently -
ooo i also found a fuzz/chorus/autowah or filter combo when playing hard or harmonics gives crazy feedback.
not really drone style but the best pedal i have used (admitedly that is not many) for getting weird noises including wah and octave is the Digitech BSW. -
haha
on an amp note, problem gone so I assume is was a bass prob or black magic -
an octaver 'd do some good
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my lovely bunch:
Dingwall After Burner I 6 string
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Peavey Grind 6er (with stripey strings) gonna be up for sale sometime soon if anyone is interested.
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Peavey Gbass, great for the punk stuff I have been playing today
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EBS Fafner and Peavey 15" cab
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Squire showmaster guitar, rarely play this though
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[quote name='xgsjx' post='184054' date='Apr 23 2008, 07:38 PM']My advice is if they are anything like they are in Glasgow or Dundee for service, go elsewhere.
I've been to the Jamaica street store in Glasgow & the Dundee store quite a few times with every intention of making a purchase & each time walked out empty handed due to the staff being totally uninterested, uninformative & just plain ignorant. SC was good in the 90's too.[/quote]
glasgow one has its days, the bass dude can be a nice bloke but i know what you mean bout them seeming uninterested. -
i am sure i found a european site (german or french from memory) selling the F1 for not much over £500. cant for the life of me remember which on it was though
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Uhuh 37" B and a 34"C. to be honest it doesnt feel that long when playing.
got factory strings on it at the mo but i think i will get Newtone to make my next set for me, bit limited as to suppliers with that kinda scale. -
damn you beat me, I am about to sell a Peavey Grind 6er too
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honestly you hardly notice the fanned frets when playing, i didn't believe it when i read reviews but really you don't. The electronics on this baby are nuts too, nothing should be that versatile without batteries, its black magic.
The smoothness thing is hugely exaggerated in the pic it is no where near that in real life, can just see it but can feel and unevenness
the pig is my girlfriends, a wee pressie from yours truely, she loves it so I named the bass after it -
Its just arrived and I am definately a happy bunny
its a second hand Dingwall Afterburner I six string in mint condition.
I lurv it already, i may have stopped gassing for a new bass...for now
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and this is her with Harriet the pig, who the bass is now named after
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Areet
Ah the viking look, if only i could grow a beard -
nice stuff, not quite my cup of hot beverage but good all the same,
I think we should invite artists on here for banter/interview. Steve Lawson used to pop onto mx forums when i used them to answer questions and such. -
this stuff is great, this combined with my lessons from Mark (7string) mean I may finally get a grasp on theory, I need to give this a few read and my full attention but it is all great so far.
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I see possible prchasing when i pay off my Dingwall
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great choice, the nicer the bass the more you will be inspired to play and learn. stick with it!
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dunno but the thomann price aint to shabby
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doesnt have to be a squire, theres other good jazz copies out there, but i agree the VMJs are lovely for the money
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I was all set to order one but just blew my savings on a Dingwall (damn ebay). Will order one late summer most likely
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I considered one of these a while back, I find it so so so much sexier than any other BC I have layed eyes on
Root and octave
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if you play thumb and index on your picking hand u can palm mute and avoid left hand muting, I would also recommend index pinky for fretting but mostly due to my midget hands