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Burns-bass

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  1. My cousin (bass player) has got his too. He’s massively excited by the whole thing and that makes me happy.
  2. Hi Donavan, I'll message you directly.
  3. If it looks and smells like a scam...
  4. What’s the scratch plate for? If it’s for the look then I can’t see why you wouldn’t screw it on. If it’s for protection, then you risk doing more damage by adding one (so why bother). If you’re going to keep the bass forever then do whatever you want. If not, but a bass you will keep forever (with a scratchplate maybe!)
  5. How do you find the DCX?
  6. Yes, I quite agree. The person I bought it from struggled with it, but ultimately gave up. All it needed was some time with a specialist and now it's a good value entry level bass. More suitable than the bass I started with!
  7. The model is this one: https://www.thomann.co.uk/thomann_111sn_3_4_double_bass.htm I’ll politely suggest the “experts” at Thomann didn’t do a great job of setting it up.
  8. This is a Thomann laminate bass that has been set up and is ready to play! The story is that I picked up recently from someone who had tried DB and failed. Not from a lack of effort and skill but a terribly set up bass. (I actually went there to buy his bass buggy and ended up with the whole bass.) I’ve had it professionally set up and the action lowered so it’s now a great starter bass. (Bridge fit isn’t perfect, but it’s much better than it was.) The action is low, it sounds good (in a thumpy plywood way). I was going to use this to teach with but I don’t have the space, skill or time to teach so it’s here. It’s a really well built bass that simply needs playing. Personally I’d find a used set of Spiro Weichs and add those and it’ll be a whole new beast. For £499 you get: Bass Case Few books For £35 more I can add a magnetic pickup. This reflects pretty much what I paid, but if you’re stuck for cash and want to try DB we can always work something out. I’m quite proud we’ve fixed up another double bass and it’ll get to be used again. (Hettie used for scale.)
  9. I see this bass advertised somewhere before. It’s truly awful.
  10. I sold Nick a 70s Jazz too. What a lovely guy he was.
  11. Nor had I but it really works. It’s a magnetic pickup from the DB so there’s no problem using effects. (The DB is more a prop rather than being used for its acoustic properties.) Sacrilege, I’m sure.
  12. It’s a Flattley Bass Nirvana delay pedal. Looks bonkers doesn’t it? https://ivormairants.co.uk/products/flattley-bass-nirvana-bass-analogue-delay?srsltid=AfmBOoqAnU7LZ119asgDOJlSVaYcsEPRDxYkIs9VkkRS-GmaRTyc6cNz I bought it on here as it was recommended by a friend. It works amazing well for double bass (after the signal has gone through the compressor)
  13. This is a fantastic price for an amazing pedal. Used mine at the gig today and it’s just brilliant.
  14. I don’t do gigs for money really (although it’s an added bonus). I do it because I enjoy it and if I didn’t I’d stop. Sometimes I find it hard to turn things down because the people I play with are friends. I had a similar thing as you did in August and took the whole month off. It didn’t impact my playing at all and I felt loads better. I’ve started listening to different music. I’ve found some incredible new stuff I’d never have ever considered listening to and (guess what?) it’s made me pick up the bass and try and play along.
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