JapanAxe
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You've been using Google translate on Behringer manuals again haven't you?
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Friends, Romans, Countrymen.... lend me your cabs!
JapanAxe replied to Steelyad's topic in Amps and Cabs
Is that the Two Notes that make the Torpedo? -
Fender seem to make 3 vintage P bass pickups with Alnico 5s -so...
JapanAxe replied to Twanger's topic in Bass Guitars
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SOLD Fender Precision 1964 pre CBS - Fiesta Red refin £3500
JapanAxe replied to Kevsy71's topic in Basses For Sale
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Where is Surrey? Sorry!
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P Bass Gas - Vintage - re issue - custom shop
JapanAxe replied to deepbass5's topic in General Discussion
@deepbass5 I'm not selling, but if you wanted to try a vintage 1973 P (on left) and an AVRI (on right) side-by-side through the same rig(s), you're welcome to pop over to my place in Swindon - offer comes with hot/cold beverages and convivial company of course! -
The Power Plant Junior appears to be a copy of the T Rex Fuel Tank Junior, but with a captive mains lead instead of a figure-8 connector. Bear in mind the bigger (non-junior) Power Plant has non-isolated outputs. Also the 0V of the output is connected to the mains safety earth, causing a potential hum loop; and they have fitted a polarity protection diode downstream of the regulator chip, meaning that it supplies a constant 8V! I have modded mine to overcome these problems.
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I had a Tribute L2000 and the pots died quite quickly. I replace them with Alphas, but they went scratchy too. I wished I'd spent a bit more and used CTS.
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1974 Fender Precision Bass Candy Apple Red SOLD
JapanAxe replied to 0353203's topic in Basses For Sale
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I'm depping on guitar at the same British Legion I played last NYE, but with a different band!
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As an AVRI owner, I am pleased to inform you that, after a few gigs, yours will have picked up a few lacquer dings, making it even harder to tell apart from the '64!
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In case you haven't seen it, here is the Ovnilabs review - he mentions trying it with an open low B, presumably on a 5-string bass.
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Great review lifted from audiofanzine.com. 'Mega potato! ras' - indeed! review(This content has been automatically translated from French)" wow" preamp lamp (4 * 12AX7) plus 550 amp transistor (c is the big 550) covers the 700watt peavey to a friend! UTILIZATION config simple and accurate! his funk to metal by a lil shot of equal, but when even the best metal! SOUNDS own hot top round, mega potato! ras Cort 5 string bass 4 * 10 cab bugera OVERALL OPINION genial nothing wrong with value for money! I've tried the opposite Peavy, the Fender and Hartke in the same price, there is no possible comparison, the other in the closet! the mouth is a bit spartan, but it s not care!
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I had the SR16 and now have an SR18. It doesn't get a lot of use, but it does have the significant benefit of a backlight for the display. Neither are particularly user-friendly if you want to program them. I recommend auditioning all the patterns (including the B variations), and make a written note of what they remind you of. This makes it much easier to find a pattern that works for what you want to play.
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That would be Ashdown or Trace then!
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Welcome @Fulkram , yes Markbass get a lot of love on here, but bass players have never had a bigger choice of great-sounding gear that won't break the bank or your back!
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NYE will be my 50th gig of 2017. This year I only played in 11 different bands, compared to 16 in 2016!
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I once played with a drummer who definitely could not lock in with himself - bass drum was on the 1, but every snare hit was way behind the beat. Absolute agony to play with!
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Using the thumb fingerstyle....rant content!
JapanAxe replied to oldbass's topic in Theory and Technique
It's a technique I know of, but rarely think to use. Thanks for reminding me @oldbass! -
I have an ongoing project to be able to play all the bass lines transcribed in the 'Standing in the Shadows of Motown' book. I have a long way to go! Good stuff Chris!
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I found Reaper not too hard to learn, comes in at about £60.
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