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Urban Bassman

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  1. [quote name='thebrig' timestamp='1422370596' post='2671752']
    Just an update re my previous thread:

    [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/254051-gibson-thunderbird-q-as/"]http://basschat.co.u...underbird-q-as/[/url]

    After reading the replies, I decided to take a punt on a 2008 Gibson Thunderbird I saw on eBay for £749.00 + £30 insured shipping, and included the original Gibson hard case.

    I won it 8pm on Friday and it arrived at 12.05pm today (Tuesday), it was described as immaculate, and sure enough, it is in absolutely pristine condition.

    I have just played through our set with it on a strap at home, and have to admit that my shoulder and neck are aching a bit, and I think it will take some getting used to, but I'm going to give it at least six months rehearsing and gigging with it to see if I can get accustomed to it, if I can't, I think that I would have a pretty good chance of selling it on for around what I payed for it.

    Here are some pics my bird!
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    You don't mention what strap you have. Might be worth investing in a wider strap or a strap with some padding in it. That will help the shoulder and as they say no gain without pain :)

    Nice buy - use it often

  2. [quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1420899762' post='2654740']


    Great song.
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    Yeah, not that one for a while. I also liked Secret Smile from the same album.

    Back to the OP.

    We used to finish with Enter Sandman as it has a "goodnight" theme to it. Always went down well.

  3. [quote name='40hz' timestamp='1420542463' post='2650375']
    GK RBH series 4x10 is a very wide cab due to the side ports. Sound stunning to boot.
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    That would my suggestion too. I used to use a 4ohm version of this cab a few years ago. It sound absolutely immense. It is however very heavy but so worth it!

  4. For me they usually are a good place to start. More often than not there are mistakes and quite often only the main bits of a song are tabbed. So as long as you have this in mind and be prepared to work out some of it for yourself they are OK and can save you a bit of time.

  5. There was a thread on here some months ago about the band Greenslade and what bass was used on the album Time and Tide. IIRC the OP asked if it was a Jazz. The bass player in question was Martin Birley. I didn't know but since I'm a fan and love the bass on that album I found that Martin has his own web site so I contacted him though it and within a day he replied. Turned out it was a Ric 4001.

    It was nice that he did reply.

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