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Has anyone mentioned Bare Knuckle? They are a British company who do a couple of split p pups. https://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/main/pickups.php?cat=bass&sub=vintage&pickup=65_split_coil&series=p_bass Also some of Trev Wilkinson' s pups punch well above their weight. http://www.jhs.co.uk/wilkinson.html#bass

[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1438505153' post='2834909'] Lovely! Bet it plays like butter, great for jamming, etc. Etc. [/quote] That should be in the Bad jokes thread [size=4] [/size]

Freedom of movement, especially on small stages, is something that is difficult to move on from when you go back to leads and being tethered.

[quote name='GregBass' timestamp='1438179069' post='2832311'] I have GAS for those bass-shaped things. All of them. [/quote] This.

Hei! Bienvenido! Donde estas en España? Tenemos algunos miembros Espanioles en Basschat, pero no adivinarias quien son por su nombre de usuario [size=4] [/size]

Awesome!

29 inch scale bass. http://www.snap-dragon-guitars.co.uk/snap-dragon-e-bass-4-p.asp

Got a Peavey Express 112 guitar amp. Early 90's built like a tank, about 35kg, and still going strong.

Pick player? Meh!

Google 'Beaver Felton' Amazing wheel chair bound player, did many excellent bass tuition vids in the 80's.

Well for me they were never the same, after reforming without Fergal on vocals.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1437208977' post='2824405'] Yeh, I had something similar. The guy may have noticed twelve basses and two guitars hanging on the wall, plus a Roland VK-09 next to the electronic drumkit. But probably just a lucky guess, I reckon. [/quote] He might have reckoned they were there for decoration... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/227421-thomann-selling-harley-benton-basses-as-decoration-only/page__hl__harley%20benton

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1437207236' post='2824388'] God yes, especially the ubiquitous gated snare sound that was on EVERYTHING. [/quote] What about that staccato single note string line on Soul II Soul's, Back to life? Released in May 1989, and then heard on EVERY dance/soul/R&B[size=2]*[/size] track through the 90's. [size=2]. *not to be confused with RnB which is the good kind [/size]

I still have a love of 80's pop (early to mid 80's, pre SAW) and the second British invasion groups.

[quote name='Sammers' timestamp='1437126871' post='2823763'] At £399 I bet the internals are pretty low-spec, If they've cheaped out on a lower end CPU after 6 months the phones going to be a nightmare to use daily. [/quote] It's a [color=#000080]Qualcomm Snapdragon 410, 1.2 GHz Quad Core[/color]

[quote name='Low End Bee' timestamp='1437127136' post='2823764'] I'll wait for the valve phone. [/quote] I'll wait until Behringer bring out their cloned version at 1/10th the price

Ta!

Really not sure, as have the mother in law over for a visit, but may have some things to donate to the raffle.

Set up master class. Along the lines of, people turn up with their own basses and tools, and someone takes the class through setting up their own bass.

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/258246-relayer-bass-by-davis-guitars-now-here/ This.

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[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1436108658' post='2814994'] ... nor Charlie Watts. [/quote] What?

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1435926898' post='2813683'] Decided to go back to the simplicity of the wonderful Tec Amp PUMA. Ordered the 900 watt (4 ohms). Ten minutes later the dawning. My two Berg AE112 cabs are only 300 watt apiece, so obviously 6oo watts in total . Any ideas that don't end in buying more bloody gear? Yours, embarrassed muppet of Wigan. [/quote] I'm wanting to hear more about the Puma! I had a play with one at the Herts bash, and thought it was awesome.

[quote name='D'AddarioUK' timestamp='1435928431' post='2813709'] It's a bit simpler to use if you opt to base your calculations on an existing set of D'Addario strings. When you say the bass has an extra two frets for drop tuning do you mean to say that the E string is a different scale length to the rest of the bass? [/quote] Hi the E is the same, open D is different. Like the Kubicki ex- Factors. I'll give it another go.

[quote name='D'AddarioUK' timestamp='1435910237' post='2813439'] We have a great tool on our website for working out string tensions at various gauges, scale lengths and tunings [url="http://www.stringtensionpro.com"]www.stringtensionpro.com[/url]. This tool can be very useful in comparing the tension and "feel" of different sets on different instrument setups. [/quote] Hi, I tried using that, but got stumped with the gauge/tension options. My bass is 32inch but with an extra 2 frets on the E string for drop D tuning.