dave_bass5

Ive had both the very best, and very poor service from the Bass Centre in the past. One great, stand out member of staff and one bloke who wasn't really in to the whole service with a smile routine, so yes, its not just the shop itself.

Im just wondering if its possible, and if so how to go about it. Im aware of being able to EQ the whole mix but what i'd like to do is to take a bit of mid out of the bass part. I dont think its going to be easy, or possible but im sure ive seen something along these lines using the spectral wave form view or something like that. Anyone have any ideas, other than have me committed as being crazy.

Ah Ok, i understand. IM sure Strings direct will have them in stock soon. It might even be worth emailing them as they are very helpful, they might be able to get a set in for you. Ive had stuff from them in the past even though they didn't stock the things i wanted.

[quote name='Mudpup' timestamp='1338913798' post='1680992'] I believe they were launched at NAMM this year. [/quote] Did you look on Thomanns website?

[quote name='Shockwave' timestamp='1338507209' post='1675752'] It is a nice bit of wood right around the J pup area! I would do it, but then again I love P-J's [/quote] Yep, same here.....oh wait, P-J's lol, i thought you said B....... Seriously, i'd do it. I brought a Lakland DJ5 a few years ago, brand new, and within a month it was a PJ.

[quote name='bassicinstinct' timestamp='1338470278' post='1675058'] Stringsdirect are a great company. Good price and fast delivery. What's not to like? [/quote] Who is this directed at? I use them all the time but in a post earlier someone said they didnt seem to stock them

I was going to suggest Stringsdirect but couldn't see them on that website. If I've read it right the OP is asking about the Stainless steels coated strings, not the nickel ones. Edited to correct myself.

Thomanns have them by the looks of it.

Sorry Fran. Got a gig Monday afternoon/early evening and Tuesday will have to be mostly family day.

I think its worth the 250mile round trip just to see the Dingwalls wall ;-)

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1338360703' post='1673124'] No John Foxx? Not really Ultravox. [/quote] No John Foxx....no out of tune vocals ;-)

Its probably worth asking the seller. I think mine was just under 8.5lbs but im sure they vary slightly. I could weigh mine tonight but it has a Lakland neck on it and different bridge so it wouldn't be an accurate stock weight. I can tell you its the lightest bass ive ever owned, even lighter than my CV Jazz.

[quote name='mashup' timestamp='1338289444' post='1672085'] Thanks for the replies. Is the Matt Freeman Squire the same as the CV 50's P? [/quote] No, its essentially the same as the CV 60's P. Much, much better looking IMO.

[quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1338286093' post='1672022'] I've done that for BBQs with friends who live in my area. Not sure how it would work on a London-wide basis, though, as it implies a few of the group - the girls, usually - meeting up at the house a few hours earlier to get everything ready, and then either staying late clearing and tidying up or going back the following day. [/quote] Thats a great idea, nice one

In the Midnight Hour has a great, repetitive bass line. My current fav is Lets get retarded by the Black eyed peas. fantastic bass line IMO. This website has some good, easy to follow video lessons on it. [url="http://www.how-to-play-bass.com/songs-group.html"]http://www.how-to-play-bass.com/songs-group.html[/url]

Squier CVP gets my vote. Lovely necks, small frets and very well put together.

[quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1338281380' post='1671931'] Dave you need to get out more, and see that specialist they recommended you... [/quote] I would but my chains aren't long enough

[quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1338251182' post='1671774'] Blue... may I suggest an interim meet at someone's place, i.e. bring your own (bass & backing tracks, entertain us in rotation) bring your own drink & food, cook, wash and leave the place as tidy as you've found it? If that will suit most people then I am happy to welcome a decent number of you's, (no more than 10-15) I have a big garden, free parking on my street and very understanding (young) neighbours. [/quote] ...and a paddling pool full of baked beans in the garden

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1338192380' post='1670472'] But not London! [/quote] Hell no, but at least a few of the trouble makers were off the streets on sat

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1338191886' post='1670469'] Looks like a great meet. Every time members have meets like this I always say how it helps make the forum such a nice place. Well done for organising and I'll hopefully be able to make the next one. Cheers ped [/quote] I also think it makes BC a safer place. Good work all.

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1338159509' post='1670335'] Ooh! can you make it another day apart from Saturday? I,m usually gigging in the evening. [/quote] Same here im afraid but if it is a Sat hopefully it will be on a day i dont have to sound check at silly o'clock. @Sean. Actually this wasn't the first BC London social meet up, but there haven't been that many as far as i know. Lets hope we get one or two more in this year.

Looks like you had a great time. I'm gutted I missed it, and even more gutted I'm gigging tonight. Nice pics BJ. Funny how at the start of the thread there was talk of gettig under cover if it rains, and you lot end up with a tan lol. Let's hope we can get another really soon.