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Sold a bridge cover to Des. Smooth coms and prompt payment - all good!
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Next Tuesday I’ll be doing a trio gig as The Del Bromham Band at The Tuesday Night Music Club at Coulsdon.
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Cort Jazz GB99 passive bass, only £200 - Nice!
King Tut replied to Raslee's topic in Basses For Sale
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Thanks for this - wicked!
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Show us your rig of choice for the weekend ** Basschat edition**
King Tut replied to bassace97's topic in Amps and Cabs
At The Stables in MK last night. -
My Rickenbacker case has taken a bit of a knock. Is there any way of repairing this? Not worried about an invisible repair so long as it’s strong. No basses were harmed in this post!
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Had a great gig with STRAY at The Stables in Milton Keynes. We put ourselves under a bit of pressure with four numbers we’d hardly ever played or hadn’t played at all. I used my new BF Supertwin (thanks @JGSpector and GK MB500 plus a full in ear mix - the back line was for my other band members! Was the best gig we’ve played there and the second set in particular was smoking’! (IMHO!) A couple of acousticcy numbers gave me the rare chance to air my Epiphone Rumblekat which was nice. All filmed for posterity as well!
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Just made a small donation so free bumpy!
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I've recently bought a lovely American Pro Jazz from hereabouts. I'm really happy with it but I'm struggling to get my head around the pickups and I'm wondering what other peoples thoughts are. For those that don't know, each pickup has 'Alnico 2' poles for two strings and 'Alnico 5' for the other two. I have to say, they really do have a nice equal response across the neck. The output is quite low, even with them adjusted up, so much so that I pretty much have to dime the input on my MXR Compressor. I've found they have lots of top end, so much so that I only have to open the tone control a gnats to get all the bite I need. They're also quite mid prominent although in a nicely rounded way. Additionally, I find that the bridge tone, while usually being quite different to the neck tone actually sounds pretty similar with these. I've done a handful of gigs and a rehearsal with it and I just can't make up my mind whether or not I like them. For context, on my older Jazz, I had SD Quarter Pounders which I really like, so I guess that's what I'm comparing them to. Anyway, in the interests of sub sonic sperimentation, I've ordered a set of Entwistle Pups that arrive tomorrow! What are your experience of these pickups dear bass Fellowes?
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should bands carry on when there's only one original member?
King Tut replied to PaulWarning's topic in General Discussion
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I purchased a Barefaced Supertwin from @JGSpector James yesterday. He lives locally to me so it was easy to organise. Product was immaculate and as described. James is a Gent, deal with confidence!
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Installing Dunlop Straplocks on a Warwick Thumb
King Tut replied to Jack's topic in Repairs and Technical
I use Dunlops on all my basses but my thumb has its own strap with the Schallers on. It’s an old one so I don’t really want to make it unoriginal. -
Immaculate Barefaced SuperTwin with HotCovers cover - *SOLD*
King Tut replied to JGSpector's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Glowtec Neck Dots…..Or Alternatives For The Hard Of Sight?
King Tut replied to spongebob's topic in Accessories and Misc
I’ve used both luminary and Glowtech. They both work well. If I’d discovered Glowtech before Luminlay I’d have used glowtech exclusively, mainly down to the lack of faff! A small set of tweezers are your friend for application. I used some of the extra stickers on my phone so I can find it in the dark! -
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I’ve got a couple of gigs coming up with Stray on 5/6 October. On the 5th we’re headlining Cornwall Rocks at Tencreek Holiday Park in Looe, then the following morning we’ll be trucking over to Chelmsford’s Hot Box Live. Doors at 3pm for this one but may not be on until five ish depending on the journey.