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Should look good with your T shirt!
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What was that little baby SVT rig like?? They have one at PMT in Oxford and it just looks so cuddly
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Should make a really nice backup, that. Doesn't the chap in Metallica play one like this? ped
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Basschat T shirts NOW FOR SALE
ped replied to ped's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
updated quantities since Rhys' PM Black/grey LS s 5 m 0 l 3 xl 2 xxl 3 Orange s 3 m 4 l 8 xl 7 xxl 4 -
Basschat T shirts NOW FOR SALE
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Black/grey s 5 m 1 l 4 xl 2 xxl 3 Orange/black s 3 m 4 l 9 xl 7 xxl 5 -
Basschat T shirts NOW FOR SALE
ped replied to ped's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
updated with quantities left. I will be posting them as a whole bunch via someone other than Royal Fail once everyone has paid - should be sent by the weekend I hope. Cheers ped -
Black/grey with silver logo, Long Sleeve Classic orange/charcoal with black logo, Short Sleeve Details: * Neckline with bound 1 x 1 rib with lycra in contrast colour * Contrast Raglan sleeves, neck and hem * Twin needle stitching detail on neck, sleeves and hem * Fabric - 100% cotton * Weight - 160 - 165 gms XXL (47 - 49 inch chest) XL (44 - 46 inch chest) L (41 - 43 inch chest) M (38 - 40 inch chest) S (35 - 37 inch chest) Asking £18 including P&P on these. Cheers! ped Here are the current quantities: Black/grey LS s 5 m 2 l 6 xl 4 xxl 4 Orange/black s 3 m 4 l 9 xl 8 xxl 5 [b]So that's £18 delivered - please PM me if you would like to buy (paypal only I'm afraid) and I will send you payment instructionz[/b]
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Cheers Pete, still can't quite believe I did it all by myself!
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[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=63096"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=63096[/url]
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I hope so too, Dave - I need some help moving my gear :0) let's not leave it too long until the next one! Cheers ped
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I REALLY want a Pleasure Board. There is a bassist on here called 'Area' from Germany who has one. Might ask Nathan East about them @ Bass Day. ped
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Nice, looks great in sunburst, and I normally don't like sunburst at all!! ped
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Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
ped replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
Thanks Wayne. Not so bad looking yourself. Maybe we should get a room? ped -
Here are some I took recently:
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I haven't bought or lusted after a bass in a serious way for years. As it was my fretted basses 21st bday the other week I treated her to an electronics overhaul and now it is just completely my bass of the moment, and will be forever! P.s Nick - I know you would get that Arpege! Will be a great group photo with both our matching pairs, we should meet up sometime and get some snaps and you can show me how to play the things
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Simply sensual. Is that an ebony board?
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Oh? Do tell... actually I think I have an idea...
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Well, all's well that ends well. In a way I am sort of happy that it took so long as it gave me the opportunity to get all the things I needed to install the kit. This weekend I got the final part I needed (heat-shrink tubing), went for it with a mallet and chisel, and, well, here is the result. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtopic=99&view=findpost&p=636173"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=636173[/url] So thanks Roland, thanks for the iTunes vouchers and letter of apology, and lets put it all behind us :0) Cheers ped
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Thanks mate yeah it really is just right now - what always bothered me about the previous solution (having the 'brain' clamped to the back of the bass) was that it meant the bass wouldn't fit into its original semi soft zipcase. Now it does! A bonus pic, just for you!
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Quick update: I have not fitted the Roland GK unit into the bass itself, which is much neater than having the 'brain' clamped to the body. Here are the pics - this bass is now literally the best thing ever and although I was pretty scared about cutting some holes into it for the new outputs (on the side of the body) I feel that we are now closer than ever! Specs: Vigier Passion, 1988, graphite semi-thru neck 34" scale Pickups: 2x Basstec humbucking pickups, 1x Roland pickup Marleaux 3 band EQ and passive mode Roland GK 13 pin MIDI compatible with assignable control Elixir 40-95 superlight strings Some pics:
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...and yeah one of the screws holding the GK output is at an angle - when I was chipping away the cavity I took away a little too much wood in that corner, so there we go - holds very tight now, though.
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Hi guys, Finished the install today - here are some finished pics. I will update my 'bas porn' thread later with some better ones. At the moment there are two or three screw around the new jack plates which haven't been driven all the way home because my screwdrivers are crap and I want to get some better ones later today. I am really happy that it all works superbly - considering I did it all with a crap drill, some bits, a chisel and a wooden mallet, I think it went quite well!!! Cheers ped
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OK, I had enough juice in the drill to make the mount for the standard jack, and have started boring through for the 13 pin output, too. I have replaced the old jack (on the front of the body) with the GK assignable knob instead, and wired that in, too. All I have to do now is finish the second hole for the GK output and drill a hole for the GK pickup lead into the control cavity.... Cheers ped
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Aw man I could get this finished tonight but my drill isn't charged up... typical. Ah well, something to do tomorrow I guess... Another quick question - when I mount the jack and GK output plates, should I drill small pilot holes for the mounting plate screws, or drive them straight into the wood? ped
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I think I can get around that now, so no need to trim. Space is at a bit of a premium in my control cavity so it might have been useful, but I think I JUST about have enough room.
