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Reggaebass

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  1. Reggaebass
    I think In this instance it’s to build speed when crossing strings using alternating picking , but whatever works for you , raking works for me but I don’t really play any super fast lines though.
  2. Reggaebass
    I’m working on a favourite of mine which I’ve seen Robbie play live , not the easiest to nail
  3. Reggaebass
    If you’re looking at building speed, Mark gives some good tips and exercises in this video
  4. Reggaebass
    done, cheers ped.
  5. Reggaebass
    Hi @ped I’d like to pay my subscription, I don’t really sell much but I’d like to do my bit to help support the site, could you send me the link to pay, cheers Tony
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    I started playing guitar mainly for ear training myself on chords and playing modes and scales over them , but I felt that I was missing out on my bass playing too much so I gave it up, it’s bass only for me 🙂
  7. Reggaebass
    I didn’t take any notice of Abba in their day, but listening to them now I realise how good they really were
  8. Reggaebass
    Maybe try a 6 string bass
  9. Reggaebass
    Here’s one of mine and I get no buzz or clank and very little string noise, if I played aggressively I probably would ,but I’ve got a fairly light touch and I get a nice deep clean tone.
  10. Reggaebass
    Another purchase from Patrick, exactly as described and received in a few days, top guy, thanks Tony.
  11. Reggaebass
    That’s cool, I like that tune.
  12. Reggaebass
    I’ve never really taken any notice of weight, it’s not put me off buying anything, a friends 77 jazz is 10.5 lbs and that’s fine for me, but I think 12 lbs would be uncomfortable on the shoulder even with a good strap for a long period
  13. Reggaebass
    I’ve just fitted my jazz neck to a P bass body and it was slightly tight, so I scraped the paint from the neck pocket and cleaned it up with sandpaper and it fitted like a glove, it might be worth trying this before you have a neck made for 0.08 of a mm 🙂
  14. Reggaebass
    Hi Ian, I’ll post a few pics later when I get home, you can’t really see on this one, but when I had this made I asked holger at Sandberg for a low action, it came at 1.25 mm with no buzz
  15. Reggaebass
    Very nice Nik 👍
  16. Reggaebass
    I’d say that’s not ply , but they have laminated the timber to get the width for the headstock, if it was ply you would see the lines on the curve of the neck .
  17. Reggaebass
    For me it’s not about the tone, I find it much less effort fretting my basses compared with my friends jazz which is about 3.5mm at the 12th ,it’s just hard work, and I can’t hear any difference in the tone between them.
  18. Reggaebass
    If I played hard I probably would , but I only use flats and have a light touch so it’s minimal string noise ,and so much easier for me to play than a high action 🙂
  19. Reggaebass
    All my jazzes are between 1and 1.5mm at the 12th E unfretted with no buzz , which is perfect for me as I play with a fairly light touch, and my Sandberg is 1mm and it will go lower
  20. Reggaebass
    What a great project, I like that, I’m looking forward to seeing what you do Maude
  21. Reggaebass
    Hi Brian, WDmusic have various jazz necks with a 12” radius, https://www.wdmusic.co.uk/necks-c60/bass-necks-c61/wd-music-jazz-bass-neck-with-ebony-fingerboard-satin-finish-p247
  22. Reggaebass
    Yeah, loving that mike ☝️
  23. Reggaebass
    It’s Matumbi morning I the RB house
  24. Reggaebass
    All time classic Bruno ☝️
  25. Reggaebass
    A nice tune here from the Gladiators from around 1976, which I’m not 100% sure but I believe Clinton fearon played bass on , sweet Bassline, And here’s Clinton playing one of my favourite tunes,
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