davidmpires

Why have those fantastic gigs on a Sunday night?

[quote name='Golchen' post='741754' date='Feb 11 2010, 09:18 AM']I always loved the look of Warwicks, and thought that I'd really want one someday. However, when I finally got my hands on a few to try they TOTALLY weren't my thing. A bit dissapointing, but I got over it. So I'd go for the stingray myself.[/quote] Same experience with me just I end up with Spector

My T-Bass has a Zero Fret, can't tell I notice that much a difference comparing to my spector

[quote name='OldGit' post='736547' date='Feb 5 2010, 07:01 PM']ha ha didn't see the price Vintage tweed is great.. It looks like you are doing the ironing [/quote] I don't care they are great, mine is a red one

I've had that gig for sometime now and it is one of the finnest performances in a long time. everything sounds great.

[quote name='silddx' post='735940' date='Feb 5 2010, 11:16 AM']I don't really know why but it makes me angry. I don't like people who have no respect for things, I make assumptions they treat people and animals like that too. Is it me being very judgemental as usual? or do I have a point?[/quote] You are being judgemental. I love animals, and my basses have dings. Granted the T-bass has a lot more than the Spector co's I bought it used with dings on it already, it seem not well cared for but i bought my Spector new and I have made some dings and finger marks on it. (being a natural oil bass it happens). It's not that I don't care about my basses is just they are tools to an aim, if there's a ding I won't cry about it, but if anyone beats up my bass they will get beaten Even custom mades I would take them to a gig, in the end you have worked hard to play a great bass why not enjoy it. Although I consider Ritters works of art and I'm not sure I'd take them out to a pub.

yeah the neon ones are pretty horrible, you need to check out the one that saiys (pick a colour) they have black, vintage tweed, red blue, etc.... that link is cool if I was made of money, £104 for a steve vai cable? some people need a slap.

[quote name='OldGit' post='735140' date='Feb 4 2010, 03:31 PM']Did you google? I just wondered 'cos I found lots in the UK This ebay person has lots of Dimarzio things [url="http://shop.ebay.co.uk/jadenrose/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p4340"]http://shop.ebay.co.uk/jadenrose/m.html?_n...p;_trksid=p4340[/url][/quote] I did google and only found the dealer from their website and called him asking for pricing. However I wasn't confident about giving him my details over the phone. But I couldn't find them anywhere else, thanks for that ebay link he's on my favourite sellers already.

I have had one for more than 5 years and it works great. Now i want to buy another but I can't find them here in the UK, anyone can point me on the right direction? Thanks David

I would pay a lot more money for a Ritter over a warwick, but that's mainly because I see the Ritters as a work of Art and would never take them to a gig at my local. And I probbaly would wash my hands with alcohol before I touched it just afraid of damaging it.

I really like Foderas, I believe them to be in the same league as a Ritter and oh boy I lust for one. I just don't get the 3 year wait for a Fodera, I would hate to wait so much, but then again my wallet wouldn't hurt so much

My Spector almost doubled up since I got it 3 years ago. Blame the economy. but that also means that I get more money if I decided to sell it, which I won't

Spector for me is top notch, I just received a preamp free of charge nor delivery charge for my Euro because mine does not have a trim pot and I needed one. Thank you thank you thank you. Now in no particular order Strings Direct - always great Absolute Music - Fantastic service Bass Gallery - great service too Jb's Music Tunbridge Wells - very quick

Strings direct are equaly good, I got my Mark Bass out of Absolute, very good customer service

I would take that gig any day, and I doubt very much that I'd be miming. That's just BS and gossip that goes around in situations like that. Even Dizzie Rascall had a live bass player on Later As above you need a CV and to pay your rent even if that means playing stuff you don't necessarily love.

I saw Pink do a great cover of Bohemian Rhapsody @ the O2 and Crazy by Gnarles Barkley too. Great great covers

I like that idea. Two straplocks it is... where are those ladies you speak off...

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