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silverfoxnik

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  1. That's bloody gorgeous Chris!! I started playing bass properly in bands as a teenager on a Hondo Ric copy and then scraped enough cash together finally to buy a proper Ric, which I kept for a few years.. They are very unique instruments and I'm not suprised to hear what you're saying about the tone! Do you think the fact that they're thru neck makes a difference?
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  3. [quote name='Captain Rumble' post='627087' date='Oct 15 2009, 04:55 PM']For Sale my Wal pro 1 1987 W2782 its on the evil bay at an evil bay price but if one of you guys is interested make me an offer. Those that went to the SE bassbash have seen it and those that didn't "shame on you" I've put up the only pic I have at the moment but can post more detailed pics if required Any questions please ask I probably wont know the answer but I'll just add it to all the other things I discovered I didn't know about it whille at the bassbash. Cheers john[/quote] Thinking about it John, I'm not exactly sure whether this is a Pro model or a Custom model? It was built in 1987 so that is in the 'Custom' era if you like, but I can't remember what circuitry Wal put in these particular models... Because even a Wal passive bass has some kind of circuitry in it.. Not sure if that's a help to you or not but thought I'd mention it in case it is. Nik
  4. [quote name='philw' post='627127' date='Oct 15 2009, 05:25 PM']Oh that's tempting... P[/quote] That's what me and Walman said! And it plays like a dream too...
  5. [quote name='sshorepunk' post='625831' date='Oct 14 2009, 11:20 AM']Prompted by a thread in a the for sale section, I think we need a Pedulla thread in the pron section as things things are incredibly sexy, and mighty fine basses too! Mine is a 5 string Pentabuz, bart p/ups, had the laquer removed from the neck so it's down to the bare ebony as there was a lot of wear in it I thought I had a photo of mine on this laptop, but I was wrong, gonna have to use a shot of it in action for now! [attachment=34438:pedulla.jpg][/quote] Have to agree! That's a very nice looking bass indeed....
  6. [quote name='BurritoBass' post='626431' date='Oct 14 2009, 09:36 PM']Gotta bump this old thread as Dennis Dunaway is the bomb! He was crucial to my early bass listening. AC's original band was awesome. DD had really good tone & some amazing groove going on [/quote] +1 He was also incredibly melodic too and in the AC band, the bass was really influential in a lot of songs..and that's what caught my attention most when I first started playing bass..i.e. that it was okay to be 'musical' as a bass player..
  7. [quote name='alexclaber' post='626147' date='Oct 14 2009, 04:25 PM']I shall definitely be attending this as Dave likes the idea of having a wall of Barefaced cabs on show! I'll be doing a workshop on acoustics and tone at 2pm, which unlike the other workshops will be free, because I'm worth it. Alex P.S. Just noticed I'll be Herbie Flowers' warm-up act. Am scared...[/quote] Cool! Will get a chance to hear them this time as I was too busy at the SE bash...
  8. [quote name='stingrayfan' post='625217' date='Oct 13 2009, 04:52 PM']Nice - had a go on Clarky's on Saturday and couldn't fault it.[/quote] +1 In fact, it was a real pleasure to play..And I'm sure this one will be too!
  9. Don't know about custom basses, but custom beards and carrots - there's a subject worthy of debate!!
  10. [quote name='51m0n' post='624586' date='Oct 12 2009, 11:39 PM']Quite right too! Maybe next time I'll show you what I mean, get a bunch of pedals and a couple of decent rack comps and cop the pedals with the rack comps. Then show how much more useful a rack comp is, blah blah blah. Ending with my usual rantasm about the stupid pedals (apologies one and all!). Then again maybe not![/quote] Great! That's one workshop sorted for next year!!
  11. Hi Mark Welcome! Good to see more members on here from Sussex! When you say cheap set-up, do you mean you are thinking of changing your Rumble for something else? Nik
  12. Cheers Guys! Will investigate...
  13. [quote name='Clarky' post='623840' date='Oct 12 2009, 11:06 AM']Hey Walman, good to meet you. The protector on the back of all of my basses is called a ScratchPad. I wrote these up in a thread on the forum [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=58475&hl=Clarky"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...5&hl=Clarky[/url] They are available from Thomann or, most cheaply, on eBay (best search string is ScratchPad guitar protector, I think)[/quote] Hi Clarky That's really useful to know.. Happy Jack has some of these too IIRC.. Also, where do you get those super sexy chrome strings from and do they do 5 string sets do you think? Nik
  14. Rob I can't believe you're doing this.. You mean to say that winning the Hartke Bass Attack pedal on Saturday wasn't enough to cure your GAS for you? Nik
  15. Last ones... [attachment=34347:Peds_Workshop_1.jpg] A spellbound audience, transfixed by ped's Workshop..or were they transfixed by how amazing the V-Bass is! [attachment=34348:Peds_Workshop_2.jpg] This gives a good indication of the size of the Theatre... [attachment=34349:Plux.jpg] Plux [attachment=34350:Raffle_Table.jpg] The Raffle Table at the beginning of the day [attachment=34351:SFNs_gear.jpg] My Eden combo and basses (what an untidy mess!!).. And a lovely Gibson as well. [attachment=34352:Siddx___...ing_Room.jpg] Silddx & Oli in The jamming Room.. [attachment=34353:Siddx___...Fretless.jpg] Silddx and his Warwick fretless looking very retro I thought.. By the way, I do have some of Jakesbass doing his workshop but they're on a different camera so I'll try and upload those tomorrow.
  16. And some more... [attachment=34339:JHK_corner.jpg] Jhk, Stingray5 and Bottle (I think).. very chilled out! [attachment=34340:Johnnyla..._Spector.jpg] Mr Lager & Spector.. [attachment=34341:MacDaddy_on_DB.jpg] MacDaddy on DB [attachment=34342:Mertons_Rig.jpg] Merton's Rig [attachment=34343:Netballm..._strings.jpg] Andy (netballman) with his Hartke strings! [attachment=34344:Oli_on_drums.jpg] Oli on the drums in The Jamming Room [attachment=34345:Pair_of_Pedulla.jpg] Shockwave's 'Pride of Pedulla' (or is it Pedulli?) [attachment=34346:Ped_and_co.jpg] Ped, Simon and MSL (who has a lovely RBV which I didn't get a photo of unfortunately)
  17. [quote name='eshears' post='623590' date='Oct 11 2009, 10:59 PM']This may be the nicest pic I have of all my gear! Thanks ped...[/quote] That is a fabulous shot! Here's some I took on the day... [attachment=34331:Alex_in_full_flow.jpg] Alex Claber [attachment=34332:And_the_winner_is.jpg] Pete Young and his new, boxed Hartke A100s Combo! [attachment=34333:Bassace_Workshop_1.jpg] Bassace Roger's Double Bass Workshop [attachment=34334:Boos_Sx_Jazz.jpg] Boo's gorgeous Sx short-scale Jazz! [attachment=34335:Clarky_on_DB.jpg] Clarky on DB! [attachment=34336:Cool_rig.jpg] I think this is Essential Tension's rig? Looks fab whoever it belongs too! [attachment=34337:Hamster.jpg] Hamster [attachment=34338:Hamsters_gear.jpg] Some of Hamster's gear
  18. Hi Matt Of course... If I recall correctly it was: 1st Prize - Hartke A100s Combo went to Pete Young 2nd Prize - Hartke Bass Attack Pedal went to Shockwave 3rd Prize - went to Merton and he chose the 'Standing in the Shadows of Motown' book that was donated by Clarky After that, it was a bit of a blur to be honest! A big thanks to everyone on the Forum who donated stuff for the raffle and also to Gareth at Hartke/Korg! Another bit of good news is that, as I understand it from ped, Bass Guitar Magazine have donated some annual subscriptions that we are going to be able to offer to try to bring the overall amount raised up to as close to £500 as we can.. Not sure how many we have yet but we are going to offer them out at £15 each.. As soon as we get more news, we'll announce it. Cheers Nik Nik
  19. [quote name='dunetune_jazz' post='623055' date='Oct 11 2009, 01:07 PM']PM'd Still for sale....[/quote] I've played this bass and it is a monster!! Great neck, lots of tonal variety and a killer B string! Slightly too long for me now, having got used to 34" scale 5 string basses again but otherwise.... And Jazz is very cool to deal with as well.. Good luck with the sale!
  20. [quote name='Clarky' post='622722' date='Oct 10 2009, 09:44 PM']For Silverfoxnik: Here is a Youtube link with Tom Araya of Slayer playing the same model as your ultra-beefy BC Rich! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGTumTl9NfA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGTumTl9NfA[/url][/quote] Thanks Clarky! That's a BC Rich but a different model.. same p/up config though.. Wow - what a brilliant day! Took a load of photos so will post them up tomorrow.. Personal highlights on the gear front were: Jake's Alembic Clarky's Shuker P-bass Silddx's 2 Warwicks Boo's short-scale Sx Jazz ped's V-Bass But there were loads of other great basses and rigs too! Got to say thanks to Jake, Alex, Ped & Roger for their brilliant workshops.. Happy Jack for the idea for the Quiet Room which he really put a lot of thought and effort into all day.. And similarly, his idea for the Jamming Room which Paul the drummer (who was brilliant!) sorted out for us totally. Also, Oli who did drums for ped's V-Bass workshop! Must also thank Hamster & Mrs Hamster for arranging the venue which was great, and the refreshments.. And WalMan, Johnny and Merton for taking care of loads of things, including the Raffle! And though he wasn't able to make it today, a big thanks to OBBM who helped out a lot behind the scenes.. Dave; it was great but it would have been even better if you were there!!
  21. Not long now...
  22. [quote name='pete.young' post='622068' date='Oct 9 2009, 10:08 PM']Nic, Do you still want a passive 5 - I could bring my G&L2500. Or I might just bring my BB800, to make you realise what a mistake you made :-) Best, Pete[/quote] Hi Pete That'd be great; thought the L2500s were active though? And yes - bring the Yammie!! Nik
  23. [quote name='MacDaddy' post='622072' date='Oct 9 2009, 10:13 PM']there was lots of interest in the set up master class earlier in this thread. Is this scheduled to happen?[/quote] Sorry - not now..
  24. [quote name='peted' post='622026' date='Oct 9 2009, 09:06 PM']My littl'un is still ill and my missus is going to need some time off looking after him this weekend. Sorry to let you guys down. Hope you have a great Bass Bash! Remember to take plenty of photos and videos![/quote] Sorry to hear that and I hope he gets better soon! My son is not well either.. There's loads of bugs around at the moment it seems. We'll definitely take loads of photos etc and post them up when we get back!
  25. [quote name='silverfoxnik' post='621300' date='Oct 9 2009, 08:58 AM']Hi Folks, I wanted to be able to let [b]Graham Wheeler[/b] know how many people were interested in having a [b]set up[/b] done at the Bash tomorrow. If it's only me interested, then there's really no point him coming all the way to Surrey for the day!! So, out of [b]courtesy[/b] to Graham, if you are interested in having a set-up done on the day [b]please add you name to this list[/b] below, so I can let him know if he's needed... thanks? [i]"The charge for a set-up will be [b]£35[/b] and if you are planning on having one done, [b]please remember to bring your own choice of strings[/b] with you on the day!!"[/i] [b]Set-Ups List:[/b] 01. Silverfoxnik 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10.[/quote] Hi Folks With not enough takers for set-ups, I've cancelled Graham coming up tomorrow which is a bit of a shame. I didn't think it would be fair for him to trek all the way up there (which for him is about a 100 mile round trip) just to do 1 or 2 set-ups at most.. As reference for next time, are set-ups on the day of a Bash not of much interest then? Nik
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