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UPDATED LIST: [b]01. Silverfoxnik:[/b] Roscoe Beck V, Wal Pro2e, BC Rich Eagle, Fender Jazz V Deluxe, Eden Metro Rig, GK700RB, SWR Triad [b]02. Merton:[/b] Status Retroactive, Mikey's Singlecut Fanned-Fret Prototype, LH500 and Barefaced Vintage [b]03. OBBM:[/b] StingRay5, MB F1, UL212, something else. [b]04. Hamster:[/b] BFM Omni15 tallboy, Barefaced Compact, Fender P with Thumper & Villex PTB [b]05. Alex Claber:[/b] '87 Warwick Streamer, RIM Custom 5 with 36" scale and Q-Tuners, Avalon U5/QSC PLX3002, GB Shuttle 6.0, Barefaced Compact, Big One, Midget, Midget T, maybe Big Baby. [b]06. Johnnylager:[/b] Spector Euro 4LX, KSD Jazz, LH-1000, Barefaced Big Juan, DHA Custom Shop VT2-Twin-EQ-Bass with Tech Tube valves & whatever other effects I have at the time. [b]07. Happy Jack:[/b] Lightwave Sabre VL, Hofner 500/1 (1964), Hofner 500/5 (1959), PJB Bass Buddy + headphones, whole load of stuff for the Quiet Room, a Drummer, Comfort Strapp, a Dare twin-shoulder strap, and a Slider twin-shoulder strap [b]08. MacDaddy:[/b] Custom Shuker (hopefully!) and possibly Hamer Blitz or Iceni Zoot. [b]09. Stingrayfan:[/b] G&L Tribute L2000, Yamaha BB614, Westone Thunder 1A, [b]10. Chris B:[/b] [b]11. Cetera:[/b] Pre-Kramer Spector NS-2, Wal Mk1 Fretless, Fender/AllParts 70's Jazz, Tech21 Landmark600, GenzBenzNEOX212T [b]12. Waynepunkdude:[/b] Fender Jazz, SX P Bass, MM Bongo, DHA-DI-EQ & Ampeg SVT 5 Pro [b]13. Jakesbass:[/b] Alembic MK5 Deluxe, German Blockless Wonder 1880 Double Bass [b]14. 51m0n:[/b] Bergantino AE410, MarkBass sa450, Focusrite Compounder, Roscoe Century Std V, (If Plux isnt gigging) Berg HT210, HT115, Hartke LH500 [b]15. Floyd Pepper:[/b] Markbass LMK, Bergantino HT112 & EX112, Stingray '91 2eq, Lakland DJ4, Stagg EDB, Gibson Les Paul Double Cut and a Fender '54 RI Precision17. Davidmpires: Markbass F1, Barefaced Compact, Spector Euro LX 5, T-Bass by Status [b]16. Peted:[/b] Warwick Thumb BO 4, Squier MIJ modded Precision, Shuker Singlecut 6 fanned fret (if it's ready by then, but I'm not holding my breath) [b]17. Platypus:[/b] Alleva Coppolo Jazz 5, Celinder Jazz 4 fretless, Tecamp Puma 1000 + Tecamp M212 cab [b]18. Monz:[/b] Stingray 5 (la bella flats) Matamp GT200, Simms-Watt PA 100, Matamp 8x10 + Whatever else I have bought buy then [b]19. Alien:[/b] Schecter Stiletto 4, Peavey Grind 6, Hartke HA7000, Alien Audio 2x10 + other toys. [b]20. EssentialTension:[/b] Lakland Skyline Decade, Fender Tony Franklin Fretless Precision, Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 112 [b]21. silddx:[/b] Warwick Corvette $$ 4, Warwick Corvette Standard Ash active fretless 4, POD X3 Live, SansAmp Para Driver [b]22. Phil_the_bassist:[/b] MMSR5 w/JE preamp, Sandberg Cali JM, Steinberger synapse5 w/ extra pup, various fuzz pedals and envelope filters, whatever amp I happen to own by then. [b]23. Stingray5:[/b] My StingRay5, StingRay fretless and Tune TWB-6 plus any other basses in my signature pic if people let me know. I also have an Aria AMB-50B acoustic bass if anyone fancies a go? Could also bring my GT6-B. Plus ('cos it's small) a BLX-80 combo. And some cans...? [b]24. dave.c:[/b] Spector Rebop 4DLX EX, Spector NS2000-4, Gibson SGZ,Hartke LH500, Hartke Hydrive 410 [b]25. WalMan:[/b] Wal Pro1/Custom conversion, G&L L2500 US, MarkBass CMD121H, Epifani 1x12 (not the neo one but I can't remember the initials just at the mo), Bass Pod xT Pro, Marshall SuperBass 100 head [b]26. Bottle:[/b] Ibanez GSR-180, Gallien-Krueger MB2-500, EBS Pro-line 4x10 [b]27. Beedster:[/b] Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender..and Markbass!. [b]28. pete.young:[/b] Burman Pro 4000 and a Dean Bromberg B2, which has an unusual Piezo bridge pickup [b]29. coasterbass:[/b] Mesa 1x15 RR, Mesa 4x10, Ampeg SVP and Eden WP100 preamps [b]30. sixshooter:[/b] 55P bass Sonic Blue Relic, 59P bass original Sunburst, 59P bass Custom Shop relic Mary Kaye, 79P bass original but upgraded Black, Modulus 6 Oteil Burbridger [b]31. Jean Luc Pickguard:[/b] couple of Ashborys, an NS-design CR5M & danelectro longhorn [b]32. Deaver:[/b] MIJ 86 Precision [b]33. Jack London:[/b] GK1001RBII and Simnett [b]34. ped:[/b] Vigier S2 fretted/S3 fretless, Roland Vbass, SWR 4x8/1x15, noname 1u poweramp if it doesn't explode beforehand, phone, keys, wallet [b]35. dannybuoy:[/b] Peavey T-40 & pedalboard [b]36. bassace:[/b] double bass, amp & cab [b]37. barneyG42:[/b] Status Series1, and possibly me Hartke 3500 [b]38. Johngh:[/b] Fender MIJ Jazz 75 reissue. Shuker Headless 6er and Status S2 Classic 6er headless. [b]39. Clarky:[/b] Shuker JJ Burnel and Mesa Walkabout [b]40. Stylon Pilson:[/b] £10, a Hartke LH500 and a Barefaced Compact. And probably a fretless Aria Sinsonido [b]41. Xzantes:[/b] Conklin Groove tools 7 string fretless [b]42. sdgrsr400:[/b] Lākland Skyline 55-02 Deluxe, Glockenklang Soul II, Acme B2-ii [b]43. woolz:[/b] ABM ashdown evoIII 575w head, peavey cab. ibanez sr20th, few pedals. [b]44. Paul S:[/b] Fender Jaguar, Hohner B2A; Trace Elliot AH300-12, 1153, 2103H [b]45. Bubinga 5:[/b] Fender Jazz custom shop custom Classic, Stingray 5, Sei Jazz 5, Ostinato Jazz, Fender Jazz 5, Cort Elrick 5, Aguilar [b]46. eshears:[/b] Pedulla Rapture J2, Lakland DPLEII (Darkstar P-bass), Genz-Benz Shuttle 6.0, Barfaced Compact, Pedalboard (Deep Impact, Supercollider, Ultra Fuzz, Discumbobulator, Small Stone, Dd-6) [b]47. Budget Bassist:[/b] Warwick corvette $$ [b]48. tait:[/b] Shuker course Taitycaster, possibly an ibanez SR500 if anyone's interested in that? [b]49. Mikey R:[/b] Shuker course P Bass [b]50. Shockwave:[/b] Pedulla Pentabuzz 5AAAAA Fretless, Pedulla MVP5 fretted, Rickenbacker 4003S, Ashdown Little Giant LG1000. [b]51. Simon1964:[/b] Shuker Singlecut, Stingray (with East 3 band preamp), Rick, Mark Bass Jeff Berlin and possibly the Thumb or Precision. [b]52. Tarcher:[/b] [b]53. Captain Rumble:[/b] Wal pro 1, Warwick Corvette $$ Greece. [b]54: Captain Bassman:[/b] Aggie DB750 (unless there's too much amp-age already!) + Aggie cabs Vigier Arpege 5 (new series 4 model), Sadowsky UV70 Metro / Jaydee GA24 custom / GB IV (early Spitfire from 1999)
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[quote name='v8bass' post='607567' date='Sep 24 2009, 12:01 PM']Just a couple of my Pro11 passive as im in Bailey mode ( maybe not eh ? ) Those Midi Wals are very very lovely chaps mmmm Mine is rather humble alongside however in a street fight grrr huge variety of tones available and looks to smile over currently strung with Picato 35 -95 and the best fretted F ive ever heard Gary v8 Wal thumper[/quote] Gorgeous! As are all the others above...
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Thanks folks; it's an all round team effort though..as it will be on the day! You're right about the Raffle though Mert; must have a look and see what I've got to throw into the mix! Thanks also silddx (Nigel) re the POD X3 Live; that will add even more interest to what looks like a really brilliant idea for The Quiet Room! Not long to go now!
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Great - thanks folks!! Just to say that like the South west Bash organisers, we've had a call from Gareth at Hartke UK who's going to help us out with some stuff for the Raffle.. Just waiting to find out what it is and then we'll let you know, Nik
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[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='609192' date='Sep 26 2009, 01:03 PM']OK, more to follow...[/quote] And last but not least and with a lot of help from [b]Happy Jack[/b], here's info on The Quiet Room, The Jamming Room and a Garage Sale: [b]QUIET ROOM[/b] The plan is to have a "quiet room" down the corridor in the Plaza from the noise-fest in the main hall. No speaker cabs will be allowed, only instruments being played either through headphones or acoustically. This should allow people to: • Try out different headphone/practice devices; • Investigate in-ear monitoring (IEM); • Try DI-ing their bass through a mixer desk; • Listen to how different basses sound when played acoustically; • Play acoustic and semi-acoustic instruments; • Get away from any Marcus Miller soundalike contests; • Give their ears a rest! ********************************** I will be bringing along (at least) the following gadgets: • Gaffa tape • PJB Bass Buddy • Korg Pandora • Rolls PM351 • Eden WTX260 • Eden WTX500 • A decent DI box • More gaffa tape • Alesis MultiMix (unless it sells first, of course) • A microphone + stand (to use with the PM351 and the Alesis) • Some guitar leads (probably not enough) • Some micro-jack micro-jack cables (again, probably not enough) • 2 decent headphones (Sennheiser & Bose) • Probably some extra gaffa tape If you can add to this gadget list, please feel free to bring along anything that lets you play through headphones. For example, it would be good to have a Tascam there too. Remember to bring the power supply! If you want to play through some of these toys, best have your mp3 earphones with you because there probably won’t be enough cans to go around. That’s doubly important if you want to experiment with in-ear monitoring. [b]JAMMING ROOM[/b] The plan is to have a "Jamming room" in The Cafe, away from both the main hall and the quiet room. The drummer on the day will be Paul Haydon, who usually plays with Happy Jack. He’s a lunatic, but a friendly one. He’ll be available for a series of sessions throughout the day where players can check how a given bass/rig combination sounds when alongside a real (and very loud) drummer. There’s no particular plan for this to turn into a jam session, and it’s unlikely that there will be many guitars about, but we can be flexible about that. If anyone wants to organise a performance of Big Bottom, please give plenty of notice so that those who wish to can avoid it. The simplest structure would probably be to have 30-minute sessions starting on the hour. Paul will be in the room with his kit, Silverfoxnik will provide some backline so there’s always something to play through, and anyone who wants to play with a drummer can just wander into the room with a bass in their hands. Whether Paul will allow others to use his kit when he’s not there will be entirely up to him. If you’ve enjoyed playing with Paul, just slip him a can of something refreshing to say thanks. Just to say that we've also had an offer from [b]silddx[/b] (Nigel) for him to bring his drummer on the day, so there may well be two drummers who can share the worlkoad!! [b]GARAGE SALE[/b] Several Basschatters have expressed an interest in bringing along stuff for sale. For example, Happy Jack will have an instrument or two and some PA gear which will be on offer on the day. SELLERS: It probably makes sense to have gear for sale in the quiet room (assuming it’s big enough) but there’s no way that Basschat can provide “security” for this stuff. If you have stuff for sale, but want to move around the Bass Bash rather than be tied to a table (!) then you should consider keeping your stuff locked in your vehicle and putting photo-adverts on a table to show what you brung. If you want to do this but won’t be coming by car, then it may be possible to have another Basschatter lock it in his car for you. Happy Jack should have some spare room during the Bass Bash because the drum kit will be in use. BUYERS: “Will you take a cheque?” is a great line but, realistically, if you think you may want to buy something, bring CASH! [b]OK[/b]; that's it for now! Look forward to seeing you all there
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[quote name='silverfoxnik' post='609165' date='Sep 26 2009, 12:29 PM']Ok, more on the next post...[/quote] ..So, the venue allows us to have [b]3 areas[/b] in which to hold our activities: 1. Plaza 2. Theatre 3. Cafe Here's a picture of the Theatre: [attachment=33513:dscn7717.jpg] And one of the Cafe: [attachment=33514:canteen.jpg] We don't have a picture of the Plaza but according to [b]Hamster[/b], when you enter the building there's a Reception area which leads to the Plaza and then onto the Theatre and Cafe, both of which are easy to locate from the Plaza. At Reception we will have a register, asking you to [b]sign in[/b] and pay your [b]£10[/b] and for [b]security reasons[/b], we will ask you to list what equipment you've brought in on the day so we can keep a record of it in case of any problems (hope that's OK?). Activities will be taking place as follows: [b]Plaza[/b] = [b]Quiet Room[/b] (Happy Jack), [b]'Music Theory'[/b] Workshop (jakesbass), [b]'Double Bass'[/b] Workshop (bassace) and [b]'Set-ups'[/b] (by Graham Wheeler) [b]Theatre[/b] = [b]General Area[/b] (to set up all your gear), [b]'Tone & Acoustics'[/b] Workshop (alexclaber), [b]'V-Bass Demo'[/b] (ped), 'Raffle' (5pm) [b]Cafe[/b] = [b]'Jamming Room'[/b] (with 2 drummers on the day) Here's what the [b]Schedule[/b] for the day looks like: [attachment=33515:Schedule_Jpeg.jpg] The schedule is an approximate guide and times will undoubtedly vary a bit on the day.. Just to say that [b]Graham Wheeler[/b] has kindly offered to come and do set-ups on the day and talk about how he approaches doing them. He's not so keen on doing a talk to a large group of people at once but is really happy to talk to people who have any particular questions.. The charge for a set-up will be [b]£35[/b] and if you are planning on having one done, please remember to bring your own choice of strings with you on the day!! To get the ball rolling and so Graham knows what amount of work he can expect, it'd be good if people could list their names here or PM me, thanks: [b]Set-Ups List:[/b] 01. Silverfoxnik 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. [b]Refreshments:[/b] Thanks to Hamster (and with help from Mrs. Hamster), there will be [b]Teas, Coffees and soft-drinks[/b] plus a selection of pastries available to buy on the day. For other sustainance, I'm reliably informed that there is a local parade of shops and a Tesco Express or superstore within 5 minutes distance. OK, more to follow...
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Ok, with apologies for the delay, here over the next few posts are final details for the day including workshops, charities etc. First off, to remind everyone, here's the venue/times/charity details again: Date: [b]Saturday 10 October 2009[/b] Time: [b]10am - 6pm[/b] (we originally said 11am but we will now be ready to start from 10am) Venue: [b]Jubilee High School[/b], Surrey, School Lane, Addlestone, Surrey KT15 1TE Venue link: [url="http://www.jubileehigh.surrey.sch.uk/gallery.asp?GID=5"]Jubilee High School Website[/url] Map link: [url="http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=504208&y=164434&z=0&sv=KT15+1TE&st=2&pc=KT15+1TE&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf"]MAP LINK[/url] Cost: [b]£10 for the day[/b] Charities: Any profits from the day will be donated as follows: UPDATE on the charities for the Bash: Any profits from the day will be donated as follows: 1. The Prostate Cancer Charity (40%) 2. The Orpheus Centre (40%) 3. African Children's Choir (10%) 4. The Blue Cross (10%) For anyone who wants more details about the amazing work of these charities, have a look below: [url="http://www.prostate-cancer.org.uk"]The Prostate Cancer Charity[/url] [url="http://www.orpheus.org.uk"]The Orpheus Centre[/url] [url="http://www.africanchildrenschoir.com"]The African Children's Choir[/url] [url="http://www.bluecross.org.uk/web/site/home/home.asp"]The Blue Cross[/url] For anyone who wants more details about the amazing work of The Orpheus Centre, have a look [url="http://www.orpheus.org.uk/"]HERE[/url]. Ok, more on the next post...
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[quote name='EssentialTension' post='609067' date='Sep 26 2009, 10:05 AM']Someone has copied a list that was not the most up-to-date because my Mesa Boogie Walkabout is now missing as is Wayne's new Bongo when at one point they had both been added - and for all I know other things too. BTW, congrats on that Wayne.[/quote] I thought that might happen! I'll try and work backwards and get it amended...
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1979 Yamaha BB1200, rare and in excellent condition
silverfoxnik replied to Weird War's topic in Basses For Sale
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Cab/Combo Cover in VGC
silverfoxnik replied to whynot's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='603165' date='Sep 19 2009, 09:24 PM']Just added a Bongo to mine.[/quote] Nice!
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Hi Folks, here's the updated list of attendees: [b]01. Silverfoxnik:[/b] Roscoe Beck V, Wal Pro2e, BC Rich Eagle, Fender Jazz V Deluxe, Eden Metro Rig [b]02. Merton:[/b] Status Retroactive, Mikey's Singlecut Fanned-Fret Prototype, LH500 and Barefaced Vintage [b]03. OBBM:[/b] StingRay5, MB F1, UL212, something else. [b]04. Hamster:[/b] BFM Omni15 tallboy, Barefaced Compact, Fender P with Thumper & Villex PTB [b]05. Alex Claber:[/b] '87 Warwick Streamer, RIM Custom 5 with 36" scale and Q-Tuners, Avalon U5/QSC PLX3002, GB Shuttle 6.0, Barefaced Compact, Big One, Midget, Midget T, maybe Big Baby. [b]06. Johnnylager:[/b] Spector Euro 4LX, KSD Jazz, LH-1000, Barefaced Big Juan, DHA Custom Shop VT2-Twin-EQ-Bass with Tech Tube valves & whatever other effects I have at the time. [b]07. Happy Jack:[/b] Lightwave Sabre VL, Hofner 500/1 (1964), Hofner 500/5 (1959), PJB Bass Buddy + headphones. [b]08. MacDaddy:[/b] Custom Shuker (hopefully!) and possibly Hamer Blitz or Iceni Zoot. [b]09. Stingrayfan:[/b] G&L Tribute L2000, Yamaha BB614, Westone Thunder 1A, [b]10. Chris B:[/b] [b]11. Cetera:[/b] Pre-Kramer Spector NS-2, Wal Mk1 Fretless, Fender/AllParts 70's Jazz, Tech21 Landmark600, GenzBenzNEOX212T [b]12. Andyonbass:[/b] ACG Recurve, ACG J-Type, Pair of BFM Omni 10.5's [b]13. Waynepunkdude:[/b] Fender Jazz, SX P Bass, DHA-DI-EQ & Ampeg SVT 5 Pro [b]14. Jakesbass:[/b] Alembic MK5 Deluxe, German Blockless Wonder 1880 Double Bass (and the '78 Jazz if anyone wanted a go) [b]15. 51m0n:[/b] Bergantino AE410, MarkBass sa450, Focusrite Compounder, Roscoe Century Std V, (If Plux isnt gigging) Berg HT210, HT115, Hartke LH500 [b]16. Floyd Pepper:[/b] Markbass LMK, Bergantino HT112 & EX112, Stingray '91 2eq, Lakland DJ4, Stagg EDB, Epiphone Jack Casady and a Fender '54 RI Precision [b]17. Davidmpires:[/b] Markbass F1, Barefaced Compact, Spector Euro LX 5, T-Bass by Status [b]18. Peted:[/b] Warwick Thumb BO 4, Squier MIJ modded Precision, Shuker Singlecut 6 fanned fret (if it's ready by then, but I'm not holding my breath) [b]19. Platypus:[/b] Alleva Coppolo Jazz 5, Celinder Jazz 4 fretless, Tecamp Puma 1000 + Tecamp M212 cab [b]20. Prosebass:[/b] Current Builds at the time, Hofner S7B, Laptop , sequencing software , + amp and cab [b]21. Monz:[/b] Stingray 5 (la bella flats) Matamp GT200, Simms-Watt PA 100, Matamp 8x10 + Whatever else I have bought buy then [b]22. Alien:[/b] Schecter Stiletto 4, Peavey Grind 6, Hartke HA7000, Alien Audio 2x10 + other toys. [b]23. EssentialTension:[/b] Lakland Skyline Decade, Fender Tony Franklin Fretless Precision, Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 112 [b]24. silddx:[/b] Warwick Corvette $$ 4, Warwick Corvette Standard Ash active fretless 4, POD X3 Live, (I am praying I won't have it by then, but I will bring the Kopo Lina fretless 4 if I do!) [b]25. Phil_the_bassist:[/b] MMSR5 w/JE preamp, Sandberg Cali JM, Steinberger synapse5 w/ extra pup, various fuzz pedals and envelope filters, whatever amp I happen to own by then. [b]26. Stingray5:[/b] My StingRay5, StingRay fretless and Tune TWB-6 plus any other basses in my signature pic if people let me know. I also have an Aria AMB-50B acoustic bass if anyone fancies a go? Could also bring my GT6-B. Plus ('cos it's small) a BLX-80 combo. And some cans...? [b]27. dave.c:[/b] Spector Rebop 4DLX EX, Spector NS2000-4, Gibson SGZ,Hartke LH500, Hartke Hydrive 410 [b]28. WalMan:[/b] Wal Pro1/Custom conversion, G&L L2500 US, MarkBass CMD121H, Epifani 1x12 (not the neo one but I can't remember the initials just at the mo), Bass Pod xT Pro, Marshall SuperBass 100 head [b]29. Bottle:[/b] Ibanez GSR-180, Gallien-Krueger MB2-500, EBS Pro-line 4x10 [b]30. Nancy Johnson (Paul):[/b] Waterstone TP-12 Tom Petersson 12-String bass. Tech 21 Landmark 300/Ashdown MAG 4x10/Ashdown MAG 1x15 [b]31. Beedster:[/b] Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender, Fender..and Markbass!. [b]32. pete.young:[/b] Burman Pro 4000 and a Dean Bromberg B2, which has an unusual Piezo bridge pickup [b]33. coasterbass:[/b] Mesa 1x15 RR, Mesa 4x10, Ampeg SVP and Eden WP100 preamps [b]34. sixshooter:[/b] 55P bass Sonic Blue Relic, 59P bass original Sunburst, 59P bass Custom Shop relic Mary Kaye, 79P bass original but upgraded Black, Modulus 6 Oteil Burbridger [b]35. Jean Luc Pickguard:[/b] couple of Ashborys, an NS-design CR5M & danelectro longhorn [b]36. Deaver:[/b] MIJ 86 Precision [b]37. Jack London:[/b] GK1001RBII and Simnett [b]38. ped:[/b] Vigier S2 fretted/S3 fretless, Roland Vbass, SWR 4x8/1x15, noname 1u poweramp if it doesn't explode beforehand, phone, keys, wallet [b]39. Walbassist:[/b] Wal Mk III (spalted maple) fretted 5, Veillette Piccolo Bass 4, Veillette Archtop Bass fretless 5 (hopefully), Brook Otter fretted 5 ABG Archtop Bass fretless 5, Brook Otter fretted 5 ABG [b]40. dannybuoy:[/b] Peavey T-40 & pedalboard [b]41. bassace:[/b] double bass [b]42. barneyG42:[/b] Status Series1, and possibly me Hartke 3500 [b]43. Johngh:[/b] Fender MIJ Jazz 75 reissue. Shuker Headless 6er and Status S2 Classic 6er headless. [b]44. Clarky:[/b] Shuker JJ Burnel and Mesa Walkabout [b]45. Stylon Pilson:[/b] £10, a Hartke LH500 and a Barefaced Compact. And probably a fretless Aria Sinsonido [b]46. Xzantes:[/b] Conklin Groove tools 7 string fretless [b]47. sdgrsr400:[/b] Lākland Skyline 55-02 Deluxe, Glockenklang Soul II, Acme B2-ii [b]48. woolz:[/b] ABM ashdown evoIII 575w head, peavey cab. ibanez sr20th, few pedals. [b]49. Paul S:[/b] Fender Jaguar, Hohner B2A; Trace Elliot AH300-12, 1153, 2103H [b]50. Bubinga 5:[/b] Fender Jazz custom shop custom Classic, Stingray 5, Sei Jazz 5, Ostinato Jazz, Fender Jazz 5, Cort Elrick 5, Aguilar [b]51. eshears:[/b] Pedulla Rapture J2, Lakland DPLEII (Darkstar P-bass), Genz-Benz Shuttle 6.0, Barfaced Compact, Pedalboard (Deep Impact, Supercollider, Ultra Fuzz, Discumbobulator, Small Stone, Dd-6) [b]52. Budget Bassist:[/b] Warwick corvette $$ [b]53. tait:[/b] Shuker course Taitycaster, possibly an ibanez SR500 if anyone's interested in that? [b]54. Mikey R:[/b] Shuker course P Bass [b]55. Shockwave:[/b] Pedulla MVP5/Pentabuzz 5AAAAA Fretless, Pedulla MVP5 Fretted, Maybe a HK fretless 7 string. [b]56. Simon1964:[/b] Shuker Singlecut, Stingray (with East 3 band preamp), Rick, Mark Bass Jeff Berlin and possibly the Thumb or Precision. [b]57. Tarcher:[/b] [b]58. Captain Rumble:[/b] Wal pro 1, Warwick Corvette $$ Greece.
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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='600437' date='Sep 16 2009, 04:42 PM']This thread has already got a bit unwealdy - might be better to start a new For Sale At Bass Bash thread elsewhere. Also, I wouldn't bother starting it yet, with four weeks to go. Anything for sale right now will probably have sold by then, so we'd all spend our time constantly updating the thread. Give it another couple of weeks ...[/quote] Good idea Jack!
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[quote name='thepurpleblob' post='598082' date='Sep 14 2009, 12:16 PM']I know it's not very scientific, but it doesn't look narrow in the picture.[/quote] You could well be right; they were individually made in those days so this might be completely different to the one I had.. It's a beautiful looking bass though, whatever the string spacing!
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[quote name='73Jazz' post='589708' date='Sep 4 2009, 02:36 PM']Hi Nik, thanks a lot for your words and it was also a pleasure for me, dealing with you..not just because this RB5 is an amazing bass, but also you are a very interesting and kind person. and remember.."a tiger cannot lose his stripes" all the best for you Nik[/quote] LOL! Thanks Maurice - and, likewise, the same to you.. Nik
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[quote name='Mikey R' post='589557' date='Sep 4 2009, 12:03 PM']Hey everyone, I was supposed to be out of the country for this one, but thats looking increasingly unlikely - can I tentatively add my name to the list? I'll bring along the Shuker course blue P bass. Is anyone planning on getting the train in from Essex? [/quote] The more the merrier I say! As it's getting nearer October, there'll be news/details over the next couple of weeks about the various plans for the day.. Apologies that it's all been a bit vague over the last month or so because of summer, holidays etc, but now it's September it's time to start getting everything organised!!!
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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='587664' date='Sep 2 2009, 04:45 PM']What's the etiquette on selling stuff at a Bass Bash? I'll have a few bits'n'pieces I could be parting with. Should I bring them along and offer them for sale? Not a problem if the answer's [i][b]No [/b][/i]- not everyone likes a car-boot sale. [/quote] Selling stuff at Bash's is perfectly acceptable and makes good sense as people can try before they buy..
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[quote name='Dr.Dave' post='586611' date='Sep 1 2009, 04:05 PM']I've dealt with Chris in the past but today he stepped aside from a deal of his own purely to help me out. I'd like to publicly thank him and let everyone know what a gentleman he is.[/quote] +1 Very happy to second that Dave!!
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+1 on TFFs.. RO was one of the best songwriters of the decade by far. 'Mad World' and 3 or 4 tunes from 'Songs from the Big Chair' are superb! I've always thought that someone should go back and re-mix all the great songs from the 80s and bring them to life without all that dreaful over-worked, synthetic production..
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That's a really good looking bass!
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[quote name='WalMan' post='585713' date='Aug 31 2009, 12:24 PM']I would really like a go at [url="http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=36200957&blogId=483813569"]THIS[/url] - hopefully the link works as it's to a MySpace blog entry, if not I'll have to try another way. Sadly it's a bit outside my price range, and probably would have been even last year when the exchange rate was nearer $2:£1[/quote] Very impressive and very pricey bit of kit Al!! That's Spock's Beards bass player isn't it? Would certainly have some extra special kudos value to it..
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I've very recently sold my Roscoe Beck V to 73Jazz and though there were a few teething problems along the way (due to Banks & their sneaky way of playing around with exchange rates), the whole thing went through really smoothly in the end I'm happy to say! A couple of months back, when 73Jazz first posted in the basses For Sale forum, there were a few misunderstandings in the thread where things got a bit 'fiesty' and I remember thinking at the time that that it was probably caused by language/translation problems.. Certainly, it didn't seem like the best way to welcome a fellow bass player to the Forum IMO.. Anyway, I hope all those issues can be put to one side now because, having just had the pleasure of dealing with 73Jazz through this sale, I just want to say he's a great person to deal with; very honest, does everything in good time and keeps you totally in the picture, which is especially important when dealing with overseas sales I think. And he's someone he really knows his stuff, which is great as it keeps the conversations really interesting! So.. highly recommended and you can deal with him with absolute confidence! Thanks a lot Maurice...and I'm really glad you're happy with the bass!! Nik