Quilly
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Playing covers that nobodys heard of but are the BLs favourite songs.
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Our band uses messenger all the time to organise stuff. Works very well. One band member in a previous band had a 'problem' with Facebook . Made things a bit awkward.
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Having to organise rehearsal and gigs around the gig schedule of Johnny -ten-bands drummer
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People using band rehearsal to learn the songs
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Or not knowing how to use their guitar. Playing rhythm and lead using the same pick up - volume settings . Not knowing how to use their pedals etc.
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Other band members not investing in decent gear despite clearly having the means to do so (having to wait for the guitarist to tune up his crappy guitar after each song) It's a sure sign that they're only half interested in playing music.
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Spending £££ on bass gear then having to contribute towards a PA that you barely sing 2 words into....that usually dissappears when the band splits.
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Barely used eminence 10" driver .suitable as a midrange speaker. 500w 8ohm HEAVY ferrite speaker . Excellent quality
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Clash of colours ? One is the black, the other is black with a bit of green ? Regarding the sideways logo. Great cab but I'm not being paid to advertise for them 😁
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Quite stable actually . Sits between the feet quite securely
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Funnily enough the bass and drums are hardest to replace as well.
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I should also state Capos are one of my pet hates and a là cartel key changing
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Being treated as 'the help' because you 'only' play bass.
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I just recently purchased a Barefaced two 10 and it just has a really warm low end thump. I just love its portability and construction, you just know its higher end. I use a Trace Elliott 500W and an Ashdown CTM-100. I found that with the more expensive barefaced cab, the CTM-100 holds its own a lot better in the mix. I just think the Barefaced cab is really efficient. Previously I had a pair of Genz Benz focus cabs and they were really excellent cabs for the money, you just need more watts going in is all. As regards Amplification, I've owned an Orange terror bass, and an Ampeg PF350 before, good amps, but I've ended up with a Trace Elliott AH-500. These are relatively cheap at the moment second hand as they're not exactly lightweight amps compared to lighter class-d ones but they just cant be beat IMO.
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Latest rig. Rehearsed with it last weekend. Savage tone, Barely had it at 3.
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Valve Amplifiers Only. No Hybrids / Valve pre-amps..
Quilly replied to VTypeV4's topic in Gear Gallery
Showing off my CTM 100 with new Barefaced two10 -
I definitely won't ever buy a new US built fender again. My current P bass is a sandberg california and jazz bass is a mayones jabba. Both cheaper than US fender counterparts and imo superior.
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I sold an Orange Terror bass to Paddy , he was a fast payer with no messing around. Good Comms throughout process. 100% recommended.
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Hi Folks Just reading of the sad decline of Gibson Guitars, Fender and PRS not doing so well either. It seems like Electric Guitar music is in somewhat declining in popularity. I wonder can the same be said of the Bass? Are they inextricably linked to one another or has the bass transcended music genres to a degree that has saved its future.
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Sold an Ashdown Mi10 cab to Duncan. Very easy transaction. Great communication. 100% recommended. John
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Fast payer and a pleasure to deal with . Recommended 100% !
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Agreed . At the risk of offending the PC police . Trace Elliotts are a working man's amp.
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I know ....it's indecent isn't it.
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Just received my AH500-7 . Built like a brick stinky poo house and so much clean power. It's like these amps were made to go out and earn a living .
