waynepunkdude

Played the Bridgehouse in Canning Town last night. Hardest place to find ever, on an industrial estate and the road into it was closed. Got there had some KFC did a sound check was all good, then Tyrannosaurus Alan got there and started playing right away, they played a really tight set (with our drummer), then we played I thought we did pretty well I swapped bass halfway through our set so I could try out the new SX which I must say sounded and felt better than my Fender then the last band played, they were tight but had the biggest egos I had ever seen so it really put me off, they finished there set their set with "Rock the casbah" and for some reason my band and T Alan had a huge "fight" on the dance floor which was fun after we was done we went to McDonalds with T Alan for more inmature silliness. On the way home just as we got to the M25/A2 junction we had a call from our manager to say he was stuck in Victoria so we had to go pick him up, got home at 3am got up for work at 7 but worth it great night.

[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='341396' date='Nov 30 2008, 08:50 PM']Funny. Everyone knows PRS can't make basses.[/quote]

I might be able to make it down just depends what the missus has me booked up for

[quote name='Sarah5string' post='340524' date='Nov 29 2008, 03:33 PM']Hope everyone is well.. did I miss much?[/quote] I became king of the world, was a proud day for me and my family.

[quote name='escholl' post='341029' date='Nov 30 2008, 12:16 PM']what is it connected to? a mixer? also, have you tried engaging and/or disengaging the ground lift (assuming there is one)? That may fix the problem.[/quote] I've connected it to a few different things same result, it doesn't have a ground lift.

[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='341023' date='Nov 30 2008, 12:12 PM']Have you checked for bees?[/quote] I sprayed some Raid in there but that didn't do the trick.

My XLR on my Ampeg B2R works fine but I get a high pitch buzzing noise through it, any idea if there is an easy fix?

Last night at the Wilmington in Islington, Was pretty darn good if not a little weird, I was meeting my uncle there who I hadn't seen in 20 years (I was 5) he was from my mums side and I haven't seen anyone from that side of the family since 1993 so it was good finding out what happened but that is for another thread. The gig itself was great we had a green room, the promoter had put a crate of beers on ice in there for us, I don't drink but it was a nice touch, the only problem with the night was no one brought a bass cab so I DI'd my head the sound was good and the crowd seemed to like us. The next wierd thing was a girl I used to live with in Canterbury tapped me on the shoulder and said hi I haven't seen her for 5 years :S Anyway good gig, great promoter and we got paid, that is all you can wish for from a London gig. Few of pics.

[quote name='Musky' post='340479' date='Nov 29 2008, 02:32 PM']Hey Wayne - what time are you on at the Wilmington? I'll see if I can talk the other half into coming along.[/quote] Sorry matey I didn't see this, cheers for the thought though

I got my Xmas pressy from my dad today (DTR 1000) thought it was time I took a few good pis of my rig.

Bump

If I was gigging in the Antarctic wouldn't I want something I could find after I've played ? That is weird though has he sprayed them?

I was just telling a good friend about what happened here and it put a smile on his face, he said "you don't see much community spirit these days" thing is he is only 23 :S

As much as you guys may love your Warwicks Sei's etc..... I think this guy is trying to get as close to that tone as possible with his current set up. No offence like.

If it helps it looks like he has a Tanglewood with a P/J config if that helps you guys figure it out. I haven't got a clue what growly means.

Really good resolution, good work from everyone involved love this forum. *group pat on the back*

[quote name='steve-soar' post='339040' date='Nov 27 2008, 11:04 PM']I can pick it up tomorrow, (always fancied one of those Warwick basses), I'm kidding. Looks like it will be a happy ending. I lost an oven today, Shockwave, can you get my oven back from MFI ?[/quote] Did they screw you over?

[quote name='kevbass' post='338960' date='Nov 27 2008, 09:52 PM']So go on then, whats the story? whats that fellas excuse for behaving in such a way?[/quote] Have you not read the public apology?

[quote name='Shockwave' post='338957' date='Nov 27 2008, 09:48 PM']That would be some great help, if you can 100% do it, I will provide the details. -Rob.[/quote] If you PM your details I'll text you in the morning to let you know, it all depends whether or not the travellers my company served notice on today in Basingstoke leave or not. The funny thing is if I go I will have a bailiff with me.

[quote name='bassoctopus' post='338945' date='Nov 27 2008, 09:41 PM']This on the Warwick forum [url="http://www.warwick.de/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=8772"]http://www.warwick.de/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=8772[/url] Giles had said he'd pick the bass up as he thought Jake was based in Birmingham. It turns out the bass is in Brighton. Can anyone help with this please. Cheers Neil[/quote] I might be in that area tomorrow if I am I can pick it up.

[quote name='simon1964' post='338412' date='Nov 27 2008, 02:02 PM']Stunning! Sunburst, tort, block inlays - perfect combination![/quote] You guys are going to hate me for what I'm about to do to a sunburst with tort P-bass.

[quote name='ctufankjian' post='337990' date='Nov 27 2008, 02:11 AM']Hi, My name is Chuck, I live is New Hampshire, U.S.A, and just wanted to say that I'm new to the forum, and am excited that there's a bass site through which I can communicate with other bass players across the pond! I Play jazz fusion, as well as solo stuff. I'm a huge fan of, and play Fodera, and vintage basses, and epifani Amps. Anyway, just wanted to say hello, and thanks for having me![/quote] Welcome to the site buddy, I'm sure we can forgive the Jazz BTW Chuck is an awesome name.