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Rich
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I love sunburst. I'd keep it as it is, it looks great alongside the P. If I was doing a re-fin, personally I'd go candy apple red with matching headstock.
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Horace Panter made me pick up a bass. Mark King showed me how I wanted to play it.
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My first cold for 2 years. Bleugghh.
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Boss say: "The CE-5 Chorus Ensemble is BOSS' ultimate compact chorus pedal, covering a wide frequency range and featuring high- and low-cut filters. This lets users create any kind of chorus effect—from a mild, natural chorus to the clear and penetrating stereo chorus effect popular in contemporary music." I say: a very nice chorus pedal, works well with bass, but now surplus to requirements as all my FX needs are dealt with by my MS-60B these days. The serial number dates it to December 1995. One of the switch plate/battery cover screws has sheared off, but new ones are in the post and will be fitted prior to shipping. £45 posted, or 40 if collected from my gaff. I will bring it along to the SW Bass Bash next Sunday too if it hasn't sold by then. -
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We've moved on from god, we're onto thespians now
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The Great Pretender - The Platters
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Nice interview with David Crosby here. To my shame I've reached my age without ever bothering to familiarise myself with their music. Where's the best place to start? Is there a decent best-of?
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Open Your Window - Reverend and the Makers
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139 & 140 are going to go for some fairly serious wedge I reckon.
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War Against Christ - Venom
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This was my first thought too. It happened on one of my basses too if I started digging in too hard. Put a strip of black insulating tape along the top of the neck pickup, to cover up the polepieces. Won't affect the sound but it will help, if that's where the popping is coming from.
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There have been two basses I've played that I've desperately wanted -- a} Kiwi's old Smith BSR5 (oh my god, the sound it made through my Eden amp was properly gusset-dampening), and b} this incredible instrument at Jon Shuker's workshop. This is probably the best sounding 5 string bass I have ever played, it was just perfect. Luckily for me, these two instruments were a} not for sale and b} out of my price range. -
Unfortunately outdoor gigs in this country (especially on a seafront!) are always going to be a complete lottery due to our wonderful weather. I feel for you, especially after all the excitement of the buildup. Hope you can get it rescheduled asap.
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For my money, that accolade goes to the first of the Brian Bromberg basses, the Peavey B Quad 4. That thing was properly bonkers compared to everything that was around at the time. I'd love one.
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@paul_5 @andruca do you find yours are noisy in use?
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No, it was the Bull in Downton. They certainly seemed to like it, but we were the 'headline' act in an afternoon/evening mini-fest so they were fairly well oiled
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No, can't say it's something I've noticed at all. Mine is as quiet as a crypt.
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Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
Rich replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
Saturday night, bringing the skank to Salisbury. -
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Wow! Some fabulous tones going on there. That BaSqueak is mahoosive. 😎
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Must admit that I haven't even glanced at the synths yet, as I've had no use for one. I really need to check them out though. In fact I've barely scratched the surface.
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I've Been Drinking - Jeff Beck
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Hot Dog & A Shake - DLR
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I've used a cab sim with my SVT patch, I found adding the 8x10 really gave it some balls. I think the B15 patch has a cab but i can't remember which one.
