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Everything posted by Marvin
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Looks great. Would be interesting to see a shot of it next to the Hayman, for comparison
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They were very good last night. Sensible was very entertaining. A good 90min set. The only downside was the sound/mix. Maybe it's my hearing but I couldn't hear Dave Vanian for most of the gig and the bass, drums and low end of the keys was a bugger awful sludge IMO. And, I know it's terribly un-Punk to say so but it was too loud. Excessive volume IMO just makes for a crap sound.
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I'm going to write it down and ask my eldest's schoolmate's Dad, he's Polish Back to the bass. I think WoT's new bass looks WAAAAY better than the Lakland and I really like the Lakland.
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[quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1433422811' post='2790949'] Who's playing bass for them now? [/quote] Stu West
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They're at the Pheonix in Exeter tonight
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NBD - Maruszczyk Jake PJ... Fender / Sandberg / Lakland killer?
Marvin replied to wateroftyne's topic in Bass Guitars
Looks great. Definete GAS inducer -
Anyone going to see the Dammed on their latest tour.? I'm going to tonight. I've never seen them before so haven't a clue what they'll be like.
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Thomann have the SR300 for £210 at the moment
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My last band (a covers band) ended a couple of months ago. It was a long drawn out process to be honest. It was the best band I'd been in, very driven, professional attitude, good musicianship, all despite relatively little gigging experience from 2 or 3 of us. We put masses of time into the band in just 4 months, did one gig had several lined up, then the singer announces she was moving away. Finding a replacement for her was impossible, she was one of the best singers in the area. Then the drummer and guitarist fell out and that was that. I haven't touch a bass in over 2 months. It has shown me though how much time bands consumed and with a young family how much time I shouldn't have been spending doing band stuff. Hopefully I can get a better balance with any new band
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[quote name='KevB' timestamp='1433238764' post='2789141'] Sounds like a decent project to pursue Marv, hope it works out for you. What sort of music will it be? [/quote] It's described as [color=#141823][font=helvetica, arial,][i]Alternative, Indie, Punk, Garage, Rock[/i] - all originals. It's not my usual kind of thing but I'm actually very keen to get in the band.[/font][/color]
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Please form an orderly queue for the emptying of beer bottles
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[quote name='KevB' timestamp='1433233004' post='2789051'] We do want to gig, and will. It's just that money isn't the main driving force. [/quote] I'm, hopefully, going to be auctioning for a band later this month and money is not the motivator. The band have played some decent gigs at known venues supporting some known and up and coming bands. I'd like to be in on that
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Removing sticker gloop, white spirit of surgical spirit then warm water and fairy liquid. Works a treat.
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The early 90's Korean Squiers don't have standard 'Fender'pickguards. They are a slightly different shape and the screw holes are in a marginally different location. Where the stickers haven't been it's aged nicely to an off white.
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[quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1433000321' post='2786949'] I think that I may be in a similar situation later this week - our (lazy b4stard) guitar left recently - we practiced for 2 hours on a Sunday - he couldn't commit to this - got one of my mates to replace him but he's been pretty unreliable too - expecting this to come to an end soon. Shame really as the drummer is not afraid of hitting the skins.... [/quote] Start a new band with the drummer?
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[quote name='cameltoe' timestamp='1432975847' post='2786665'] I saw him on later, thought he looked like he hadn't slept for about a month. [/quote] Probably read this thread and hasn't slept stressing about how to improve his playing
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Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac
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Different strap on each bass
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Any suggestions of good simple basslines to learn?
Marvin replied to Naetharu's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1432793751' post='2784968'] You never heard the bass at the start of F1 & thought "oooh, I'm gonna try that"? [/quote] Ummmm, hmmmm. No -
[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1432898363' post='2785994'] We're a dying breed. Some kids laughed at me in the street the other day - for carrying a newspaper. [/quote] They wouldn't be laughing if you clipped around the back of the head with said newspaper ...you can't do that with a mobile device.
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I can put up with screw ups and stuff to some extent if the effort and attitude to be professional is there
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I was going to say go with the flow, but then I thought about the gigs I've enjoyed and the ones I haven't. The gigs I've had a blast at are the ones where I've had absolute confidence in the people up on stage with me. At the minimum as ezbass says your front man needs more rehearsal in gig mode (but that's what I've always regarded rehearsals as) I used to jump at any band, so desperate to be in a band and to play. However, after several years of doing that I've got to the stage where I've realised most bands are a waste of time and would rather bide my time than just be in something for the sake of it. When the band I contacted recently gets back in touch eventually I'll be saying I've changed my mind...take too long to get back to me, that's not good in my books. Having the same standards and approach is the only way it works for me
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Jazz Bass Shootout. First a little blindtest...
Marvin replied to Bass Pedal Geek's topic in Bass Guitars
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Any suggestions of good simple basslines to learn?
Marvin replied to Naetharu's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1432791924' post='2784958'] The first bassline I ever played was The Chain by Fleetwood Mac (is there a bassist who hasn't? ) [/quote] Me. I never learnt how to play The Chain -
[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1432735908' post='2784406'] If you mean by placing drivers side by side, where comb filtering is concerned they should not be more than one wavelength center to center. With a pair of tens set 11 inches center to center that's 1.2kHz, right smack dab in the middle of the midrange. From there on up comb filtering will occur. Even below that frequency side by side drivers has an effect. The dispersion angle below the 1 wavelength center to center distance is more than halved compared to a single driver. At 100Hz, where dispersion is nominally 360 degrees anyway, that's not an issue. At 800 Hz, where dispersion of a single driver may be 180 degrees or less, it's not the best scenario. If I was to make a .5 alignment using tens I'd low pass the second driver around 500Hz. Since some 75% of the power bandwidth lies below 500Hz there's no need to use both drivers higher than that. [/quote] Thanks Bill