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petebassist

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  1. @BassBags I'd be interested what you thought as an Eastman supplier. Thanks
  2. Hi, I just noticed that the side on one of the shoulders of my Eastman has slightly pulled away from the back, and there's a slight crack about one centimetre long at the bottom, which I've highlighted. The odd thing is, it's a hybrid bass with carved front and back and laminate sides, so I wouldn't have expected the laminate to have moved if anything, yet that's how it looks. Also the back hasn't come away from the side, the side just seems to have contracted, but it all seems pretty solid. so I'm not massively concerned at the moment but you never know. Has anyone had a similar issue? Would you be concerned? BTW It's around eight years old. Thanks, Pete
  3. Went to see Sarah Jarosz a few years back at St Bonn's in Bristol and her bassist played a cello double-bass style, don't know how it was tuned though, but sounded great in the mix.
  4. Ah OK, love the tone on that - I have a super light TM4 with old flats to tone down the bright tone.
  5. Great composition! That Sandberg sounds great too, think it's a Marlowe DK TT.
  6. Made of Norwegian ice. I wouldn't like to be lugging this to and from a gig...
  7. Tried the TB10 a few years back. Loved the tone, but too heavy for me to gig with for long unless sitting. I didn’t get to try it upright with the pin out but guessing you wouldn’t be able to stand as not long enough. Would be a great all rounder studio instrument I think.
  8. That's a beautiful venue (the theatre one :-)). The outdoor one though... I'd have to laugh that one off. I play mostly original music so I'm used to small crowds, which I don't mind if we get an occasional amazing gig.
  9. Was it the Dragonflii in Pontypool by any chance? Great little pub but we had a similar issue with attendance :-)
  10. Unless I was asked for a professional opinion (or my amateur one), I'd just say something like, well I enjoyed it. People usually just want validation. Your mate's not stupid, and he'd know how the band were doing based on the audience reaction. If someone is deluded, they're probably wouldn't take any notice anyway.
  11. Looks great, what’s it like to play without a finger rest?
  12. What’s the stick like to play? Met this amazing Dutch player in a beach bar in Portugal last year, doing a lunchtime music set, and I became a bit obsessed with them for a while. He did a amazing rendition of Roxanne and other 80s hits.
  13. Supposedly coming to Bass Direct - I usually find the tone of acoustic bass guitars way too tinny, but I think this is a very usable acoustic tone. Way way out of my budget range, but you never know.
  14. Inspirational musician... and always such an amazing double bass tone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg_Utj4Aljc
  15. These look great, and if I was carrying an expensive bass around uninsured I think it'd be money well spent. I did use a collapsible sack trolley a couple of times when I couldn't park at a venue - getting out of multi-story carparks in Bath and Cardiff were the biggest challenges.
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