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Gallien Kreuger MB Fusion has left the building.
Owen replied to Owen's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
I'm afraid that I am not really looking for anything else at the moment but thanks for asking. Sorry -
Gallien Kreuger MB Fusion has left the building.
Owen replied to Owen's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Get strings which are good for Arco. Otherwise just don't bother because it will be grim beyond.
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Gallien Kreuger MB Fusion has left the building.
Owen replied to Owen's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Acoustic Image amp - any good for electric bass?
Owen replied to Clarky's topic in EUB and Double Bass
I ran for a long time doubling DB and plank into a Focus 2. I still regret selling it and when I see another will try and pick it up. Putting a preamp into the power stage for the plank made it nicer. I ran it into a Berg NV610 and it was just luscious. -
Three valves - 500W@4 ohms. Light as a feather. Switchable limiter. Footswitchable A/B gain stages. Nothing much not to love here. £430 to your door.
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I am just posting a bass in a flightcase to someone. Believe it or not, one of this size is costing £6.99 + VAT to courier on Interparcel.com I am not including insurance on this cos I figure they would have to try INCREDIBLY hard to actually do any damage at all Everyone needs to have one good flightcase at least once in their lives -
The tuning will settle. I love mine so much I have commissioned a 5 string one.
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You can also use bog standard violin rosin. It is not common practice but entirely acceptable. If the silver slaps have a kind of plastic coating on them then they will not bow nicely at all. Ever.
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[quote name='stef030' timestamp='1321820553' post='1443512'] I think that was the tube those backing singers are a bit eh [/quote] Pino obv thought so cos he married one of them. [quote name='merello' timestamp='1321819986' post='1443504'] How decent was the guitarist though? Some really cool licks! [/quote] Who was he? Paul Young had some monster players through his band. Proper.
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http://www.fender.com/news/index.php?display_article=503 There is a pic on here. It looks like they are RIGHT up against the saddles which I guess gives a different envelope to the attack.
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I have a GK, I fancy trying a GB STL900 or a TC750. I will add £. It might be that no one is interested and it will not kill me if it does not happen because this is just being nosey amp GAS really, but I thought that it would put it out there. And have it there you do.
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Open to negotiation on this. -
Tasty machine heads!
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Mmmmmm. Lush warmth [quote name='pbass67' timestamp='1321288884' post='1437366'] This is a tru oil finish on a bass I put together. I love the look of it and its easy to apply, but offers no protection whatsoever and anything underneath is clearly visible so if the differing grains are likely to niggle you then a darker or solid finish may be a wiser option. Good luck with your build ! [/quote]
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It seems to be out already. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Freak-Upside-Story-Family-Destiny/dp/1847443141/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1321308291&sr=1-1 [quote name='Gareth Hughes' timestamp='1321221316' post='1436744'] Until we get our hands on his memoirs, check this book out: [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Everybody-Dance-Chic-Politics-Disco/dp/1900924560"]http://www.amazon.co...o/dp/1900924560[/url] Opens your eyes up to what your ears already knew - that there was a lot going on with Chic than just disco. Not to put disco down (I am a self confessed disco slut) but they were unfairly tarred with that brush, so when disco's popularity waned, so did theirs. Anyway, check it out - totally worth the price of admission. [/quote]
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The neck is stable. The "repair" would be a couple of screws with washers just to pull it in at the neck/body joint. It would be the same kind of effect as shimming it. It is not structurally weak. I get the feeling it could tell some stories
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Hi Rich. The neck is stable. I'm afraid that a sideways F plate would be too big. It would need to be approx 2/3 of that size. The HUGE slab of brass down the back is kind of a neck plate which is holding the neck further down so it is certainly not going anywhere.
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Ugh those pics are not super sharp either, but better than the first ones. I can do better ones again (or at least try) if anyone wants anything specific. I have tried to show the butchers block construction of the body, that is lots of inch thick pieces of wood glued together and then cut to shape.
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Better pics. On reflection, the iPad camera is not at the cutting edge of photography! [IMG]http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a49/peredur/RIMG0071.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a49/peredur/RIMG0070.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a49/peredur/RIMG0069.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a49/peredur/RIMG0068.jpg[/IMG] I will leave the Beasty Boys sticker on it
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I am presuming that it is the original finish, but I really do not know. There does not seem to be any additional finish on it. It is not the Hondo one, it is a made in the USA original. I will try and get some sharper shots when I can work out how to connect the proper camera to the puter.
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I have one of these I am just not using. The hardware is mostly original - Grover machines, brass bridge with MAHOOSIVE brass saddles, twin DiMarzio P pickups, huge brass plate on the back. The neck is set into the body all the way to the bridge. It has fullsome mojo as you can see from the pics. It is 10lbs and 13ozs. The scale length is 32.75" ish. It has a pretty beefy tone with the twin P pickups in it. The controls are vol/vol/tone + pickup selector switch. The tone does not seem to be working. The neck has taken a knock at some stage in it's life and could usefully be given a couple of screws where the neckplate on a normal bass would be. It is absolutely solid and stable to work as it is with a medium action. If you are old you will remeber these. If not, then welcome to the 70's It a solid piece of US made craftsmanship. I am struggling to price it so am open to negotiation, but will probably start at £300 and see what happens. Want it you know you do
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it is nice as it stands and was my main bass for many years, but it is pretty heavy and I fancied a change Jon has the neck and is shaping the neck pocket to fit. It is going to be lush.
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It should be with me by middle of next week Some luthiers are like some drummers - time is often an abstract concept rather than a linear process.
