wateroftyne

I can't see any sloppiness in the OP - it looks like it's routed exactly like it was intended to be..?

Hmmm... It hasn't worked for me. I'll try again and report back...

[quote name='KiOgon' timestamp='1382826095' post='2257078'] [url="http://www.bassmute.com/bassmute/"]http://www.bassmute.com/bassmute/[/url] [/quote] I want one of these, but they won't reply to my emails :-(

Add me to the list - notifications stopped working this morning. Odd.

I agree entirely.

My money's on a typo, too.

Howard the Bass Doc. Nun better. :-)

[quote name='Shockwave' timestamp='1382430136' post='2251915'] I have just been informed by a third party that [b]SGD pickups are now insolvent,[/b] the owner refuses to admit it and no longer responds to Emails. [/quote] Oof - sorry to hear it. I think the writing has been on the wall with SGD for a couple of years now.

[quote name='ras52' timestamp='1382433057' post='2251966'] [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=331049624454"]http://cgi.ebay.co.u...em=331049624454[/url] Hm, going on about how it hurts my neck doesn't sound like good marketing? I've got the later-style CV P and it's just dandy - or maybe I've just got a superstrong neck? -\ And aren't they nearer £300 than £400? [/quote] The seller probably has a back problem which means even 'average' weight basses cause pain and discomfort. But no - it's not good marketing. He could probably have worded it a bit better.

I've been thinking about this a bit more, and I suppose it's down to one's definition of 'knowing theory'. If need to write down the chords of a tune I'm playing, I could (but I generally don't have to). But mxylixololdioans and all that? I know nowt. When I'm playing a line, I'm playing it because it sounds right. Which, by happy coincidence, must also mean the theory behind it is solid.

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/220328-tks-engineering-cabs-new-website/"]Their new English website is live...[/url]

Just a test to make sure you're all paying attention

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1382375352' post='2251426'] they don't say what the actually are - I mean I guess the ones with 12 in the title are 12 inch drivers, and 15 15 inch and so on.... but I'm confused [/quote] That's the general gist of it. 112 = 1x12 115 = 1x15 212 = 2x12 1126 = 1x12+1x6.

Well done!

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[quote name='jakenewmanbass' timestamp='1382297246' post='2250372'] Indeed, that was my point, which is why i said your answer was an interesting one, I've seen some of your vids and consider you to be a very natural, good bass player. And I also think if you were aware of the theory (I'm not saying you aren't btw) behind what you were playing you'd remain those things. Knowing the theory would not take anything away from you as a player... It might however enhance certain areas, and we all could use a little enhancement huh I think most instinctive musicians just forget rules and just play music when in the moment, but the theory still exists. [/quote] Thank you, Jake - you're very kind. Just to clarify - I'm not one of those people who thinks knowing theory is a bad thing...! No doubt spending time on the theory would enhance areas of my knowledge, but I honestly don't feel restricted as I am. Life being what it is you have to choose your battles, and there's other things I really need to focus my energies on at the moment. One day, maybe...

[quote name='norvegicusbass' timestamp='1382296965' post='2250365'] wateroftyne where in Newcastle are you? [/quote] Hello! Whitley Bay-ish.

[quote name='jakenewmanbass' timestamp='1382295182' post='2250310'] This is an interesting answer because I think it's what's true in most situations. 2. If you are playing things from your own musical imagination there is theory that expresses it in a written communicable form [i]Whether you like it or not fellas. [/i]Just because you are not thinking in theoretical terms (which is perfectly fine) does not mean there is no theory at play. [/quote] Absolutely. Of course there's theory behind it - I'm just not thinking of it from a theoretical standpoint.

The last thing I'm thinking of when I'm writing lines is the theory - I'm playing what I hear in my head.

[quote name='Lord Sausage' timestamp='1382204847' post='2249326'] Have you noticed what the common denominator is?! [/quote] Yip - people arguing about stuff on the internet.

Let's keep it civil, y'all... Thank you.