Marvin

[quote name='silddx' post='732913' date='Feb 2 2010, 01:37 PM']Bang on.[/quote] That's a terrible pun

Sade - Lovers Rock. She's good.

Sat on the floor, sat on a chair, sat on the sofa, sat on the edge of the dinning room table or stood up. Or any combination. Afraid I'm a bundle of wires as well. Either playing through a practice amp with iPod connected to with headphones if I want to learn a song. Or headphones from the zoom. None of this makes my practising very productive though.

Leave. Simple. Maybe see if some of your existing band mates want to follow.

The hi-hat is the only thing I can hear from the drummer I've been jamming with lately. But I think has more to do with the acoustics of the soundproofed garage we've been wasting hours in [attachment=41685:images.jpeg] Or you could get one of these, far less temperamental

Welcome and happy chatting

Welcome.

Hazard a guess a Wal Pro Fretless, that's been customed or modded. Great hair.

So, if we are to get this right - A Jazz burps. A Warwick growls A Gibson EB3, I suggest then, farts. (Like the ones used by Bruce and Fraser, or were they EB0's?) If, that is we are describing bass sounds using bodily noises!

Cog - Sharing Space. a bit more melodic Aussie hard rock metal stuff

They look like the sort of thing a Premiership Footballer would have hung on the wall of his Cheshire mansion.

[quote name='Low End Bee' post='731713' date='Feb 1 2010, 01:50 PM']Precisions of course. Jazzes necks are too skinny and the extra knob confuses me.[/quote] The last thing you need is too many knobs in any situation. Never owned either, and never played a genuine Fender so I don't know, but I've never really wanted one. Well, saying that if I was going to buy one it would probably be a Squier VMJ. So a Jazz then by default.

It's all to do with price elasticity of demand

[quote name='The Bass Doc' post='731935' date='Feb 1 2010, 05:16 PM']Depends what colour you want.[/quote] They do them in different colours? Tell me they do them in blue!

[quote name='Gamble' post='731680' date='Feb 1 2010, 01:32 PM']Man, Aussi bands are the best! Check our Dead Letter Circus too, and Cog, and Full Scale......[/quote] Good you brought Cog up, reminds me I was going to buy their last album.

[quote name='bilbo230763' post='731462' date='Feb 1 2010, 11:02 AM']One of my twitches comes when people say things like 'I like the sound of a Jazz ovber a Precision'. I have no idea what the difference is.[/quote] Obviously Mr Fender was waisting his time or trying rip his customers of then.

[quote name='AndyMartin' post='731366' date='Feb 1 2010, 09:06 AM']I always feel a bit uncomfortable about owning lots of stuff so I've got one bass, one amp, one cab and one sound and that does it all for me. I still get GAS but I can usually reason it away and be happy with what I've got.[/quote] I am exactly the same. There is gear that I would dearly love to have but because playing bass is a hobby and hence not essential, I'll only buy what I can get by with (there's also the fact there are 3 young 'men' in our house who consume vast quantities of our money). I have one bass, a practice amp and a multi-fx pedal. The pedal is an indulgence. Until something changes I won't be getting anything else.

welcome

welcome

welcome

[quote name='Pete Academy' post='730879' date='Jan 31 2010, 06:10 PM']Never used one myself. Always thought a metronome was a Parisian dwarf that travelled by underground rail.[/quote] You'll be auditioning for 'I'm sorry I haven'y a clue' on Radio4 in a minute