jezzaboy

They have some in the Glasgow shop and they are very pink. But for £50, it might be worth a punt.

The band I`m in at the moment is not enjoyable as I don`t like the singer. He is so full of bullsh*t, not a very good singer and he is doing my nut in. But we have some gigs booked so I will bite my tongue but after that, either he is off or I am as I cannot be in a band with people I dislike. I have a couple of friends from other bands I have played in I still keep in regular touch with and I find that my "social circle" are all musicians (or drummers!).

[quote name='arthurhenry' timestamp='1369667773' post='2091375'] Agree with positive comments about Brum show. I loved the setlist. Does anyone know the details of Geddy's blue and white Jazz's? I know the 'other' black one is in drop D and the red is a whole tone down. I thought the tone was noticeably different with the blue and white ones. [/quote] Here is an article about the gear used on the tour. http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2012/Nov/GALLERY_Rushs_Clockwork_Angels_Tour_Gear.aspx?Page=24&

Did a deal with Paul for some strings and he paid right away. A pleasure doing biz with. Ta Gerry

I agree with the flats and his thumb being on the end of the fret board. If you watch him playing with Seasick Steve in his recent Jools Holland appearances, he still uses this style of playing. [media]http://youtu.be/84d1BhC6wWM[/media]

You can`t beat a cheap Yamaha for value for money.

Hop to it man!! Your a bass player not a nancy boy guitar player

I have only had good experiance with this mob. Good when you need some advice too.

Gotta post this as well. [url="http://youtu.be/yEmGQYCuc6M"]http://youtu.be/yEmGQYCuc6M[/url]

[url="http://youtu.be/O8oGyGo1q-k"]http://youtu.be/O8oGyGo1q-k[/url]

That is really sh*t! Trevor was a great bass player and a clip of him on the whistle test with Bowie doing queen bitch made me want a Mustang. All our icons are passing away. RIP Trevor.

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1369147509' post='2085438'] Serious as 'it is it really happening?', or serious as in 'do you really not like it?'... ...I really don't like it. [/quote] It was serious as in "is it really happening?" Aw naw, Rush go cabaret!

Too expensive. And Geddy has lost all the top end in his voice if the dvd of Time machine is anything too go by. An WOT, are you serious re the highlight bit of your post????

I`m fine thanks Steve. Alas, I don`t have what you are looking for.

Steve, I`ve got lots of spare knobs (ooer!) lying about. Can you post a photo of the type you are looking for?

I have used the large open geared ones that look a bit like the old Fender ones and the small 2 + 2 ones that are suitable for the likes of an Ibanez. They are decent tuners and I found they hold their tuning well especially the 2 +2 ones. I have a set of black ones on my P bass and they are nice and look better than the chrome ones to me. They are cheap as well. All the wilkinson stuff is decent gear in my experiance. The tuners fitted to the Pawn Shop Mustang aren`t the same as the ones fitted to the MIM standard P or J basses, they are like the smaller diamater tuners that are fitted to the cheaper range of Japanese Fenders.

Geoff, you are the first person I have ever heard praising a EBO! The one I had was the biggest pile of cack I have ever played. I wish I knew you were looking for SS flats. I have a brand new set of Status ones you could have had.

I had a set of those Steve Harris strings. Cost me around £30 and the E sting broke whilst I was putting it round the tuner. I only took the strings off to put lemon oil on the fret board. I have not bought Rotosounds since.

The bass player from the band Peace, who were on Jools the other night, was playing a r/h Mustang bass upside down. Looked bloomin stupid. Same with that guy in the Doves.

I have spent an absolute fortune on music mags since the early 80`s. Could have bought a pre CBS P bass with the money. I must stick up for Guitar & Bass magazine here. Good interviews, vintage gear stories and decent reviews.

[quote name='NJE' timestamp='1368623494' post='2079330'] That is a strap button. I am no fender autority but i believe they used to, or maybe still do put these on the vintage reissue basses. I seem to remember they were fitted to allow players switching from upright bass to play the electric bass in a position they were more accustomed to. So basically strap from back of the body to headstock for extreme angles. As I said I am no Fender expert so I wouldnt be suprised if what I have just said in nonsense. [/quote] You are now a Fender expert as this is correct!! I have one on the rear of my Jap re issue 57 P.

Agree with you 100% Ezbass. I have just learned how to use the Ignore function of the website and feel a lot better.

Here is my bit of freedom of speech. Anyone remember the good old days when we used to talk about all aspects of PLAYING THE BASS on here.

Pitch forks and flaming torches at the ready..... Nah I`m kidding. I agree with the work you are gonna do. It will look cool and sound like only a mudbucker can.

I`d go for the Ibby as I have never owned a bad one and it`s much cheaper than the Warwick. Or how about a Short scale Jag? Good looking bass and easily upgradeable if you so desire. [url="http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Squier-By-Fender-Vintage-Modified-Jaguar-Bass-Special-SS/FYZ?origin=product-ads&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=&utm_campaign=PLA+Squier&utm_content=di3hQLtr_pcrid_30132057679_plid__kword__match__"]http://www.gear4musi..._kword__match__[/url]