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I would so love this bass. I bought my Sei jazz bass from Harry recently, he's a really nice guy so buy with confidence. -
[font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000ff]Bump, someone please buy these, I'm getting a Markbass 4x10, and really don't have the room for these and it[/color][/font] .
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[color=#0000ff][font=comic sans ms,cursive]Here's a photo of the two cabs.[/font][/color]
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[quote name='rapscallion' timestamp='1331624015' post='1575874'] both 8ohm? are they pretty weighty? [/quote] [font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000ff]They are indeed both 8 ohm cabs. They are quite pretty, but no they are not at all weighty. I just weighed mine on the bathroom scales and they are about 30lbs. A very easy and comfortable lift, even for skinny me.[/color][/font]
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[size=6][font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000cd]Bump.[/color][/font][/size] [size=6][font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000cd]I really need someone to buy these to make room for a new Markbass 4x10.[/color][/font][/size] [size=6][font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000cd]Price now £200 for each cab, including UK postage.[/color][/font][/size]
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Bump.
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FS MARK BASS Standard 104HF (8ohm) PRICE DROP!!
kjb replied to Captain Bass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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I think playing any instrument is kind of like building a house. If the foundations aren't there, then the house will be very shaky. The foundations in music are a knowledge of harmonic theory, rhythm and knowing your way around the bass, what notes are where. With rhythm I don't just mean locking with the bass drum. I mean knowing how a whole note breaks down to a half note to a quarter note, to an eighth note to a sixteenth etc. Too many people bypass this and just go straight for the fun part, playing . Building a solid foundation in your playing will make you are far better, solid dependable and confident player.
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Bump.
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[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1331399668' post='1572439'] Where and what is the carry handle on these, please? [/quote] It's a very sturdy metal one, on the right hand side. A bit like the one here in this photo of the 4x10. [attachment=102141:CL410.jpg]
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bUMp.
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I've played this bass, and seen Pierre play it lots of times, covering a whole range of styles. It's a fantastic bass to play, and very versatile. Have a bump for a nice bass . -
Get some lessons, learn more about music, not just bass, but actually music.....theory, harmony, rhythm etc. If you 'know' something is right, because you've been taught that it is, then that'll improve your self confidence, and your playing.
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Price drop, now £400 for both cabs. Remember, these are brand new, totally mint ungigged cabs.
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I didn't go, but I'm told there was a horrendous amount of very, very sloppy slapping going on......why I just don't know. If sloppy slapping is your thing, then [b]why[/b] do you feel the need to share it with everyone else, just do it in your bedroom. The last show I went to was at the NEC a few years ago. Pretty much all of the bass keyboard and guitar stands were using headphone amps, so why not the bass show ?
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Protec Contego Guitar Gig Bag For Sale.
kjb replied to kjb's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Protec Contego Guitar Gig Bag For Sale.
kjb replied to kjb's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Bump for a fine pair of cabs.
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In my experience it's just the drummer playing with the click, listening through cans. I've never, ever had a problem, but I guess it depends how good your drummer is. There's no reason why it should sound mechanical, playing in time is what you should aim for anyway.
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Bump.
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[quote name='barklama' timestamp='1330477321' post='1558253'] I play a reidmar, they blow mark bass out the water... I think after you will regret selling them, the only thing i would have different to your rig is you needed a proline cab... As the classic range are more entry level ebs... :-) Anyone looking to buy this rig will not be dissapointed, i used a ebs hd350 for a few years and never had a problem, now they have launched this micro head, Its a total dark horse in the market, it will give any aguilar / genz benz / tc electronic or mark bass a run for its money.... [/quote] I think it's personal taste, both Markbass and EBS make top quality gear. I don't necessarily agree about the Proline cab. It kind of defeats the ownership of a micro head if you use it with a cab that weighs as much as a small car, complete with a family of four and luggage for a fortnights holiday .
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I've had a bit of interest from people wanting to buy these for cash, so I have now added cash sale prices too.
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[font=comic sans ms,cursive][color=#0000cd]These cabs 'as new' guys, they haven't left the house. The cabs were both bought in January. I've played through three Markbass rigs in the last week, two on gigs and one at college, and just absolutely love the sound. So these amazing little EBS cabs are for sale or trade for a Markbass 4x10 or a 2x12. [b]Absolutely no other trades please, just the Markbass gear mentioned above.[/b] The items can be split, and I can add cash as required. Sale prices are as follows- [b]Classic line cabs £200 each, including UK shipping[/b].[/color][/font]
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Diamonds on the soles of her shoes by Paul Simon, featuring the amazing Baghiti Khumalo on bass. I'm currently learning it for an LPW at college on the first Monday back after the half term.
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[color=#0000cd][font=comic sans ms,cursive]This is a [b]guitar[/b] bag, so normal bass guitars [b]won't[/b] fit in it. [b]Headless basses[/b] however [b]will[/b] live very happily and secure in one. I used it for my Status S2, but any headless bass will fit in it. It's like new. £50 posted.[/font][/color]