karlfer

Vic is an absolute legend. I thought I could pack a bass but I'm an amateur compared to him. He was an absolute star and just so easy to deal with. Massively recommended, you will be delighted if you deal with him.. The bass is even better than he suggested Many thanks for everything Vic, really appreciated. Cheers, Karl.

I've not had work done yet but her reputation appears to be excellent.

Have a good scroll down the following ladies Facebook page. If the bass is a keeper..............LINK [url="https://www.facebook.com/pages/guitarangelcouk/159543554149879?fref=ts"](4) guitarangel.co.uk[/url]

[quote name='bagsieblue' timestamp='1416307399' post='2608809'] Great basses these - real funk machines. Following this thread with interest. Here's mine: [/quote] I know where you live.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1416223794' post='2607990'] And another thing, what are you doing up at 0645? Do you [i]ever [/i]get any sleep? [/quote] Only when I'm driving

[quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1416173712' post='2607674'] Might need to change your avatar then [/quote] [quote name='theyellowcar' timestamp='1416173801' post='2607678'] He went there once, never again. [/quote] Can't get owt past you lot then

Interesting bass, special run for Thomann and very tempting. I use one of the FSR's same layout, Mex made, a run from early this year. Sea foam green, P body, J neck P/J pups. Last night I took my Fender Custom Shop and the FSR. As ever I used the Mex.

5th and 12th fret? Bloody showoff . I get a nose bleed at the 6th

Prog pose. what is the ,matter with you people

Any relation to Nerf herder?

[quote name='Diablo' timestamp='1415872533' post='2604629'] What is it with singers? I've had a real rollercoaster with bands the last couple of years. First band the singer could sing, but was always forgetting the words and ended up running off with my Mrs which killed off that project. I stole one of the guitards and set up a new band, the singer for that one was a grumpy fecker who used rehearsals as practice to learn the songs. He was sacked in a few weeks. Singer no3 now and after 3 months he still does not know all the words for the set and at a gig last Friday kept starting in the wrong place on a few songs. He is going out of the door in the next few weeks I expect. All 4 other band members manage to learn our parts and considering most of us know all the words too how hard can it be for a singer to do that? So I'm looking for a singer, fun/pub gig classic rock covers kind of thing, male or female, must possess the following: 1. Be decent at singing 2. Be able to remember the words 3. Be able to start and finish singing at appropriate/correct times 4. Be available for rehearsals at least once per week I think I'll start with an ad in the local music shop and go old school before I start with joinmyband. If anyone knows any singers in the north east...... Cheers, Rich [/quote] Jackie Pattison from Darlington. Don't know hat he's like now but I worked with him nearly 40 years ago and he was bloody amazing. Best ever version of On Broadway. He was pretty damn good at Zep as well!

Surprisingly a long standing member with great feedback. They would have been around a grand better off by tonight

I've just had a bass buy fall through because the seller would only take PAINPal gift. Not cash on collection (even though it's a 200 mile round trip for me) or bank transfer

[quote name='Jazzneck' timestamp='1415487443' post='2600927'] Well, I now have the best bass I have ever played - no. 139. .....and it sounds very like a Slab66 through my V4BH 410 rig too Roll on the next gig. [/quote] Not until you put photos up you haven't