Mykesbass

Guild B301 Ripper Thunderbird

Blimey, too close for comfort - I was going for Too Much Too Young though. First genre musical movement I got into.

That's not an age thing. Musical references and inspiration for many are far older than they are. I'm looking to break out of the Blues Rock genre so am starting to look around for people with different interests rather than different ages.

Very, very happy with mine. Great tone, easy to use, plenty loud enough, and have had it for over a year with no problems.

Ok, going a bit far fetched here but could you get some Bluetooth bits and use it as a cool wall mounted controller for an audio player (use the knobs and have a readout in the pickup cavities)?

For me, pleasing an audience is the ultimate aim, but if they are not there, watching the football, or totally dis-engaged then I still enjoy just playing in a band situation.

Looking great - particularly like the orange and Frankenstein ones.

Jon posted pictures of a new one today - stunning!

Liking Let's Start, but Sheriff was just a touch too cheesy for me. Thanks for posting.

How on earth does that get described as Very Good condition? Great instruments those Blades though.

I use a Carvin BX500 and as you say, there is very little difference with valve on or off. I believe that the valve they used was a little polite. The opposite to what a lot of people said about the Orange Terror. May be worth experimenting with some different makes?

Average White Band - two lead singing bass players, Alan Gorrie and Hamish Stuart.

First concert - BB King Hammersmith Odeon late 70s Last concert - Eliana Cargnelutti Worthing Factory Jan 2020 Best concert - John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers 70th Birthday Concert Liverpool 2003 Worst concert - King King Brighton Concord 2 2019 Loudest concert - Alice Cooper Hammersmith - ears ringing for two days. Seen the most - BB King Most surprising - Paco de Lucia, John McLaughlin & Al Dimeola Royal Albert Hall Next concert - Lee Scratch Perry at The Factory Worthing Wish I would have seen - Weather Report at Hammersmith Odeon - yes I had tickets, yes it was with Jaco, yes, I forgot to go...

Give it a few months...

I was a big fan of the World Machine album back in the day. This might seem odd on this forum, but for me it was not "all about the bass" as they were a fantastic band with great material, and, as @chris_b has pointed out, it was never really about Mark King's voice. I think your video is great; way stronger than you suggest in your original post. It really now is all about selling it, so yes, a good agent is possibly the next step.

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Don't know what their range is like now, but Ritter (not the basses) used to make a lot of unusual shape/size bags. Have a browse: http://ritter-bags.com/static/pdf/catalog.pdf

Is that going to be one of his Artist basses - always had a modest amount of GAS for one of those. https://shukerguitars.co.uk/basses/shuker-artist-bass/

Lauren Laverne played this tasty number this morning. Love the bass tone (and its prominence in the mix).

Wasn't this comparing a range of same size cabs? This wouldn't address differences between a 410, 212 and 115. One for the next bash?!

Johnny Staccato. A jazz pianist come detective played by John Cassavetes with music by Elmer Bernstein. Great late night TV!

That was me taking the photos - I'll lend you my camera tonight 😊

Fabulous gig last night supporting a visiting Italian rock/blues artist Eliana Cargnelutti. Played the new venue that our regular rehearsal studio in Worthing has opened, The Factory Live. Well worth checking out. Doing it all again tonight at the 1865 Southampton. Here's a pic of Eliana with her fabulous bass player Simone Serafin in action.

Yes, T&Cs always have line up subject to change. Bit harsh for you @police squad but I'd imagine it would be impossible to put these events on without this caveat.

Not my favourite album of theirs by a long way, but that vocal performance is sublime.