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  1. Reggaebass
    It would have been Exodus or Natural mystic by Bob Marley and the wailers around 1978 , I then went on to learn the whole album, and I still play it now.
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    Just checked it’s September 2020
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    I ordered a leopard print one from China, for £2.79 , delivery time is August 🙂
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    I only remembered it because I bought one of the little magnifiers 😁
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    Was it this one ped ,
  6. Reggaebass
    I use the ibassline fretwraps , but I’ve had some of the cheap ones before and tbf they did the same job ,but didn’t last as long, just check the sizes if for example you play a jazz, because some come up big.
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    I’ve still got one Steve I found it in an old bass case I had in my loft 😁
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    I know a few people that use the 4x10HLF for reggae and dub and it really does put out some serious low end, that’s with an ampeg head , I don’t know what it’s like with a different head.
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    Quite a good cover I thought of pimpers paradise here by Arise Roots
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    Yeah you’re right Dom , it was fairly wet when I bought it the planks had been stored in an open sided barn , it seemed like it was never gonna dry 🙂
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    You might know something I don’t but 200mm will not season quickly, I had 40mm barn cladding planks in my shop for 9 months and when it came to machining it was still damp in the middle, I was quite surprised 🙂
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    Hi si, I used to buy all my hardwood for my joinery shop from a company called Latham timber, and all their timber is cut with the bandsaw from lumber to oversized planks and then stored flat to season and then ready for machining , thicker the better really, like this
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    I like the video to this early one by eek a mouse
  14. Reggaebass
    Thanks frank 👍
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    Without going back through the thread, whereabouts is it being held, cheers
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    I’d like to leave a thank you and a sad response but it won’t let me, that was a great thing to do ubit, 👍, I too would play for free for charity.
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    I have to agree, I got the full candy with my 62 , but a lot of the time it’s missing 🙂
  18. Reggaebass
    Not sure if I’ve posted these before but I’ve been listening to quite a bit of Arise Roots lately, they are a bit more upbeat but still have that reggae groove and nattali rize on this one is great
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    I’m working on this great 1978 Gregory isaacs tune today, lots of subtle changes to the Bassline, the version at 3.07 comes in nice ☝️
  20. Reggaebass
    Hi jonski and welcome, the Yamaha session cake will do exactly what you want, and it runs on batteries, just plug your phone , bass and headphones in and play, I’ve got one for silent practice whilst just sitting on the sofa, it’s got a nice sound too 🙂
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    A bit of jimmy cliff
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    That’s so good, the guy 2nd from right has some moves , and what’s going on with the bottom of their trousers 😁
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    That’s good, I’ve got the 62 RI and the pots don’t click into positions , they sweep , so I have to remember where the sweet spots are
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    Beautiful , and I’m a big fan of stack knobs, very nice
  25. Reggaebass
    That’s really nice, and a matching headstock 👍. Does it have a sparkle to the finish
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