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  1. [quote name='jakesbass' post='535957' date='Jul 8 2009, 07:45 PM']8000 people are facing you and moving to your groove [/quote] That sounds like Zulus dancing at Rorke's Drift, dodging a 100 Red coats firing Martini Henry breech loading rifles. You are Welsh Jake, you know how the story goes. 'For f**cks sake Taff, sing them something they know' Garry
  2. [quote name='Kalim' post='537174' date='Jul 10 2009, 01:01 PM']Hi, I'll take the following: Marcus Miller – Master of all Trades.R2 £6.50 Prince – live in Las Vegas.MR £5.00 Toto – 25th anniversary live in Amsterdam.R1 £6.00 Pm'd Cheers Kalim[/quote] You Have PM. Garry
  3. [quote name='Ou7shined' post='537225' date='Jul 10 2009, 01:54 PM']Pm'd re volume pedal. [/quote] 2 Pm's...for you. Ignore the first one...my head fell off. Garry
  4. Unknown Brand. Double Bass bridge. Unused and in good nick. £6.00 inc postage. [color="#0000FF"]SOLD[/color] Paypal/Cheque ok. [attachment=28602:DB_bridge.jpg] Garry
  5. Hi all. Up for sale. Korg DT-10 chromatic tuner. Metal Casing. In great condition - no issues. £35.00 inc postage [color="#0000FF"]SOLD SOLD[/color] Specifications. Scale: •12 equal-tempered Meters: •Cent indicator Detection Range: •E0 (20.60Hz) - C8 (4186Hz) Calibration Function: •438 - 445Hz (1Hz steps) Detection Accuracy: •+/- 1 cent Input Impedance: •1M Ohm Connectors: •Input (1/4" mono), Output (1/4" mono), Bypass (1/4" mono), DC9V IN Power Supply: •One 9V battery or AC Adapter Battery Life: •Approximately 3 hours continuous use with tuner on (A4 input continuously), approximately 50 hours continuous use with tuner off (A4 input continuously). Current Consumption: •Maximum 43 mA Dimensions: •4.09" (W) x 4.69" (D) x 2.01" (H), 104 (W) x 119 (D) x 51 (H) mm Weight: •0.90 lbs. / 410 g [attachment=28601:Tuner_1_small.jpg] Can take Paypal/Cheque or cash on collection. Garry
  6. Hi all - some bits for sale, 9 Volt power bank, inc 5 connector leads. Fixed mains lead. Metal casing. Good condition. No issues. £10.00 inc postage. [color="#FF0000"]SOLD[/color] [attachment=28598:power_switch_small.jpg] Mobels foot switch. Single switch / Latched. Battery powered. Metal casing. Excellent cond. £6.00 inc postage. [attachment=28599:on_off_s...ch_small.jpg] Paypal, cheque or can do cash on collection. Garry
  7. [quote name='Crazykiwi' post='537117' date='Jul 10 2009, 11:26 AM']You escaping too, huh Gary? Where are you off to? I wouldn't mind these please Steely Dan – Two against Nature Moloko – 11.000 clicks on tour Fourplay – An evening of MR[/quote] Hi Steve. Yep we are off to Spain later this year. Would go tomorrow, but we have people over there renting our place until mid December. Gives us time really, the Boys school etc. Re Dvd's PM me if you need them - are you in NZ yet? [quote name='Crazykiwi' post='537120' date='Jul 10 2009, 11:29 AM']Ooh, who is playing bass on the Sanborn super sessions? I hope its not Marcus Miller...[/quote] Yep, its Mr Miller. From a TV Series stateside a few years back. Lots of Guest artists. Garry
  8. All in excellent condition. Price Including UK postage. Let me know if you need more info on the personnel etc. Standing in the Shadows of Motown. R2. £6.00 James Taylor live at the Beacon Theatre.MR £5.00 The Who – Live at the Albert Hall.MR [2 discs] £6.00 Allman Brothers Band - Live at the beacon theatre.MR £4.00 Paypal,Cheque, shekles on collection. Garry
  9. [quote name='Golchen' post='537038' date='Jul 10 2009, 09:24 AM']But I'm a big fan of the music they play together.[/quote] I am as well. And i am not a kiddy fiddler with permed hair, before anyone starts lobbing their grenades this way..... Garry
  10. I have a MM4, it plays great... It came with a very low action that was set up great, no buzzing.... [but not for me - i like a C2C over head power action... ] I did not like the stock pre-amp though, so i had a Nordstrand 2 band pre-amp put in. Sounds great now for finger and slap.... So a +1 from me. Not tried the tried the Geddy Lee. Garry
  11. [quote name='Stingray5' post='532483' date='Jul 4 2009, 03:39 PM']Guess I was trying to make the point that, for me, Stevie Wonder is beyond just [i]mere[/i] genius... Cheers, Steve[/quote] Yep, and i am with you all the way. Garry
  12. [quote name='Stingray5' post='532228' date='Jul 4 2009, 03:52 AM']Rats - missed it! Hopefully, iPlayer will have it. [b]If MJ [u]was[/u] considered a genius [/b]-- and I am a fan -- then what does that make Stevie Wonder?[/quote] Then i think it would read... 'Stevie Wonder [b]IS[/b][u][/u] a genius' That was a great show. NW does lay it down just a bit. Garry
  13. And dont forget the 4 stg natural Roscoe with the pointy head stock.. Inc Bassworld and Basschat it has had a least 4 owners [ inc me], and more i suspect.. It became known as the ol' Slapper. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=38820&hl=roscoe"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...0&hl=roscoe[/url] Garry
  14. [quote name='jakesbass' post='530951' date='Jul 2 2009, 07:11 PM']Sing the bassline.[/quote] A massive +1. I have always thought that this the best approach. I was given this advice when i was 16, and i took it on board. I wished i had listened to a lot more advice when i was ' Only Sixteen' Garry
  15. [quote name='wombatboter' post='528796' date='Jun 30 2009, 04:35 PM'](I'll get me coat)[/quote] I think you mean strait-jacket Garry
  16. [quote name='jakesbass' post='528216' date='Jun 29 2009, 10:34 PM']I don't quite get your point here, were you amused because you confused a great bass player or did you seriously think you could hold down that gig?[/quote] I see you still have the German beer hangover.. Sorry that did make me snigger a bit. Garry
  17. Great player. He played on Atlantic crossing and another Rod Stewart album, which i can not remember the name. Also the Donna Summer Bad Girls single amongst many others. Garry
  18. Can you imagine getting a call for that gig? ' Hi Ready Freddy, do you fancy doing a residency playing the same stuff every night for a few months in a big tent in South East London, it will be a cheque' Garry
  19. When someone finally calls you a musician. Garry
  20. Actually Graham's Site looks like a useful place. Maybe saying hello at his introduction would have gone down better. Oh well no harm done. Welcome Graham. Garry
  21. I would have thought Midi files are the way to go. Download the file and strip out the tracks you dont need. If its an 01 midi file, it will all be on separate tracks. You can then change endings, keys and use your own sounds. Plenty of free ones out there, some are crap, but if you look around some are ok. I have done plenty for my wife's Duo, [ she or they then pays me in other ways ] Saves the time of transcribing the original track. Garry
  22. [quote name='EssentialTension' post='525625' date='Jun 27 2009, 01:34 AM']I'm not interested in choosing between them. Two great players, both Jamerson and Kaye. It's not either one or the other. Stupid question -[b] it's like being in primary school.[/b][/quote] +1 Garry
  23. [quote name='51m0n' post='523605' date='Jun 25 2009, 01:32 PM']Using my own drummer; first I havent got one trained (bring out the gimp etc etc LOL!) and second, I dont really think that would look great either, "Your drummer is so difficult to reign in that I brought along Gimp here, he can count to four and plays real good, mind if he sits in?".[/quote] Why not? He might get the gig as well. Garry
  24. You could ask them if you could use your own drummer for the audition. Garry
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