MacDaddy

I think the well built angle of decent cables is a point of consideration. I have some from OBBM and know they will easily earn back the initial outlay - which wasn't that much - because they will last so much longer thus reducing replacements. It's piece of mind as well, I know I have quality cables which are gonna last, and not be the cause of any problems, so no worries

[quote name='joegarcia' post='138571' date='Feb 11 2008, 11:41 PM']On the way I asked what sort of stuff he played. He said he played a bit of everything, Funk, R&B, Soul, Rock, Jazz etc. I asked who he played with and he paused slightly and quietly said "Jamiroquai". There was a moment of silence and I said, "Wow, as far as bass gigs go, thats about the best one in the country." He laughed and said we were actually on the way to JK's house and studio now. Another silence fell. I suddenly felt like a complete idiot for not recognising the name Paul Turner in the emails. Still grinning now though. I'm probably one of the most undeserving guys on here to meet him as I am in to such different music and wouldn't really describe myself as a fan as some of you likely are. Weird day.[/quote] I'm guessing if you met William Murderface - different story

[quote name='Bloodaxe' post='138565' date='Feb 11 2008, 11:37 PM']Aria TSB-400 with Kahler Trem[/quote] I had way too much fun with this

[quote name='tauzero' post='135640' date='Feb 7 2008, 12:13 PM']I bet it cost you more than that, but top marks for trying.[/quote] that has to go in the Famous Quotes thread

[quote name='markytbass' post='135235' date='Feb 6 2008, 06:44 PM']Mr Russ If you do go ahead with the BEAD idea, Rotosound do a Swing bass 66 extra heavy (65-80-105-130). You can get these fron Stringbusters for £16. I don't know if you like Roto's or not but I think it saves buying a 5 string set paying more and only using 4 of them.[/quote] ooh! thanks for that!

I did it with my passive Sub. Had to widen the nut for the B, and adjust the set up, but no problems worked fine.

[quote name='HarryPotter' post='103697' date='Dec 13 2007, 07:53 AM']And remember: [b]If it looks too good to be true then it probably is.[/b][/quote] On Ebay maybe, but there have been some stunning deals on here!

[quote name='hairyhatman' post='131060' date='Jan 31 2008, 12:40 AM']What really p***es me off is when the Guitarist tells you to 'lock in with the kick' .... but then they can't explain what that means.[/quote] there's your problem - listening to guitarists!

at a pub in Hertforshire, I took a dodgy pint of real ale back to the bar, and sitting at the end was Craig Charles. Nice bloke. He walked past me on a train a few years later. In Disneyworld in 1989 I was on a walkway, and saw Fred Coury (drummer in Cinderella) walk past. In Brighton a few years ago, I met a bloke who claimed to be a promoter, and that he was the person who first brought The Hives to England. His opinion of my (then) band was 'well it's harmless'

[quote name='ped' post='130650' date='Jan 30 2008, 01:38 PM']Probably not worth taking too many large bass rigs as the room is not really very good acoustically and we better not make TOO much noise. I took my Mesa 400+/1516BE rig once and it was far too big/loud. Always a good idea to bring a small pocket headphone amplifier which your ears are accustomed to so you can try out some basses.[/quote] the Dalek was just too big

[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='130317' date='Jan 29 2008, 10:08 PM']Cheers Mert! That 59' P is amazing by the way... A bass is going to be there that's older than me - fantastic [/quote]

I was in the Virgin Mega store in Leeds back in the 80's, when Wayne Hussey was walking around with a camera crew. Now I'm a short-arse, but he's even smaller! Earlier in the 80's I met Little & Large at the end of one of the piers in Blackpool. I met Charlie Harper at the 1st Pistols reunion gig, then bumped into him again after a Subs gig in Oslo. He always seems to have a 16 year old punk girlfriend. I said hello to Gaby Roslin after after a theatre show in London - she said hello back! - she was simply stunning.

[url="http://www.guitar-and-bass.com/sixstringbass/index.html"]http://www.guitar-and-bass.com/sixstringbass/index.html[/url] is a great resource Dood put me on to for 6 ers.

i stand corrected then

i meant to watch it, but forgot. Hopefully it'll be repeated - BBC4 do a lot of that.

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='125663' date='Jan 22 2008, 07:17 PM'] I've got a gig in Lewisham. Could maybe turn up for the morning session will have to check the itinary.[/quote] ok, can probably make it but will have to leave about 2ish Ped, it could be just you and me at 10!

the one thing we all agree on seems to be the lack of bottom end? [quote name='crez5150' post='126846' date='Jan 24 2008, 12:46 PM']Ooooo any pics of the shuker?[/quote] it's in progress, there's a thread in the build section

I'm having a Shuker custom made, and one of the influences is the King bass. So It's 32" with a bend well and LED's. I've played them at the Bashes, and find the body a bit uncomfortable, and IMO they don't look good played low in a rock style - but I am aware that's not what they are about. Like the necks though.

[quote name='bassboy115' post='125629' date='Jan 22 2008, 06:32 PM']ive got a gig in brum on the 30th so im not sure if i can get there!! [/quote] I've got a gig in Lewisham. Could maybe turn up for the morning session will have to check the itinary.