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  1. franzbassist
    If one of you guys takes Old Horse Murphy's, the other can have mine (also for sale in the For Sale section).
  2. franzbassist
    Nice...
  3. franzbassist
    Just to confirm, you are looking for a power amp yes?
  4. franzbassist
    Thanks for looking, but this is now SOLD
  5. franzbassist
    Excellent condition Markbass LMK two channel amp, bought new from The Gallery earlier this year (I still have the receipt). Each channel has the following eq: [list] [*]LOW (centre frequency: 40 Hz; level: ±16 dB) [*]LOW MID (centre frequency: 360 Hz, level: ±16 dB) [*]HIGH MID (centre frequency: 800 Hz, level: ±16 dB) [*]HIGH 10 kHz shelf; level -16 dB [*]Variable Pre-shape Filter - classic smiley bass and treble boost with a centre frequency cut at 380 Hz [/list]Channel 1 also has the Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator, which is basically a treble cut WIDTH 10.87 in. / 27.6 cm DEPTH 10in. / 25.6 cm HEIGHT 2.8 in. / 7.1 cm WEIGHT 6.39 lbs / 2.9 kg OUTPUT POWER 300W RMS @ 8 ohm, 500W RMS @ 4 ohm Clean and loud. A few light scratches here and there but nothing untoward and absolutely no issues. Includes MB footswitch (channel select/mute). £735 new including the footswitch. I'd like [b]£445 plus postage[/b] (in MB box). Only selling as I now have the more acoustic-friendly (i.e. notch filter, phase and phantom powered mic input) EA Doubler. I'll give it a week on here before it goes to eBay.
  6. franzbassist
    Classic. I particularly like the way the designers have included ventilation holes in it!
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    [quote name='Faithless' post='718929' date='Jan 20 2010, 01:05 PM']So, I've bought a nice EUB a few months ago, just for curiosity, as I've never played such a thing - fretless, different approach, and stuff.. But, actually, I'm not planning (and have never thought of it) to specialize in it (EUB/DB).. It's all fun, but as my passion is electric bass, and, especially, as now I have fretless electric made for me, and I have a hell lot of other things to do in music, like piano, rhythm studies, bass,transcription work, and such.. and I'm mainly concerned in jazz music (sight-reading, phrasing), I thought, maybe it would be better to spend my 'double bass time' on such instrument like trumpet, or saxophone.. What do you, guys, think, is there any reason, why I shouldn't abandon double (EUB) bass? Cheers, Faith[/quote] If it expands your musical voice then keep it. Cheers Gareth
  8. franzbassist
    [quote name='alexharvay' post='718785' date='Jan 20 2010, 10:33 AM']Yes, he says so in the video.[/quote] Oops, must have missed that!
  9. franzbassist
    Excellent job. Seems the distortion kicks from a very low gain setting? Odd question, but do these amps come with a cover? Cheers Gareth
  10. franzbassist
    I have a mesage out to a friend of mine re. the Bassbone as he lusts after the one I have. Hopefully he'll take it off your hands.
  11. franzbassist
    Awesome basses. If you want that lovely fretlessacousticupright tone these nail it. I had one and only sold it to get my Veillette.
  12. franzbassist
    [quote name='The Burpster' post='716793' date='Jan 18 2010, 05:01 PM']Gareth..... I'll honour your first dibs but if you dont have it I will, and I'll get my Nephew to pick it up for me.... Bob.[/quote] Hey Bob, how's the PRS? Looks like it's been sold
  13. franzbassist
    I have to say the pictures really don't do it justice. It's absolutely stunning in person, and the "smokeburst" really works against the koa.
  14. franzbassist
    Obviously made in Asia for that price. I like the look of the Prince II though; I'd be quite happy playing Faces covers all day on that.
  15. franzbassist
    Take it to [url="http://www.jwhite-guitarworkshops.co.uk/"]Joe White[/url] in Ash Vale, he'll sort you out.
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    [quote name='philw' post='716287' date='Jan 18 2010, 07:02 AM']Mine is a fretless 4 with ebony neck and bridge, spruce top, and koa back and sides, all made to look a bit mysterious and moody by a transparent smoke tint.[/quote] Looks like the folks at Veillette have beaten you to it Phil!
  17. franzbassist
    Cello is CGDA in fifths isn't it?
  18. franzbassist
    Would this take one bass with a straight headstock and one with an angled one?
  19. franzbassist
    [quote name='pal1972' post='715922' date='Jan 17 2010, 07:25 PM']you could always buy this and return the doubler!!!![/quote] I coul, but the Doubler is actually the better choice for me as the feature set is more suited to acoustic instruments, of which I have a majority.
  20. franzbassist
    I'd have it as a back up if I had the spare moolah.
  21. franzbassist
    I just bought a Doubler after missing out on this! Bugger Best of luck with the sale.
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    [quote name='BigBeatNut' post='715680' date='Jan 17 2010, 02:18 PM']Phil, you mean you have one of these ? [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/bassplayermag/4274748435/in/photostream/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/bassplayermag...in/photostream/[/url][/quote] Yes those are the ones. I played Phil's when I picked up the Archtop, and it was truly lovely.
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    [quote name='BurritoBass' post='714501' date='Jan 16 2010, 12:21 AM']After bass I went on to mandolin. Small but it does chuck the sound out a bit. Not louder than an acoustic guitar though. And the 8 strings are strung like an upside down 8 string bass (or a violin!) so it comes a bit easier than uke which is strung like a madman![/quote] Similar experience for me. I went for a tenor guitar but then settled on bouzouki and octave mandolins as the neck width is about the same as a four string bass, the scale length is also longer, and you can get going very quickly making some very pleasant noises in the process. Only thing to remember is they're tuned in fifths not fourths, so playing single note lines is quite different. Overall though, anything from the mandolin family is a great second choice of instrument!
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    [quote name='JonnyM' post='709764' date='Jan 12 2010, 10:07 AM']Just curious: you have a Doubler already, so why get a Micro too?[/quote] Sorry for the misunderstanding. My sig should actually read [i]Doubler on the way[/i]; I'll have it next week. I'm not getting a Micro as well.
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    [quote name='BigBeatNut' post='709523' date='Jan 11 2010, 10:40 PM']Verrrry nice. Just about perfect looks for me and 19mm spacing too. The only thing I could think of that [i]might[/i] make it even more perfect would be a 2nd mag pickup. We must arrange that A/B session with my [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=31111&hl="]RA Deep 5[/url] some time when the weather is a bit less of a pain. Andy[/quote] Thanks Andy. Yes, an AB session would be good as I've always loved Rob's basses. Drop me a PM when the snow clears?
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