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I have been to every Bass Day since they started, great day now even better since venue change. The venue works really well as food and drinks are available in the cafe. Workshops and demo performances are usually of top standard, and do seem to get better each year. Bargain at only £20.

BIGd

You have a PM

Thanks for the info, it's an epi I'm looking to put in it. I'll see if I can find out for sure.


Ta very glad Dale

Do you think a Thunderbird would fit in this case ? WEB site says it can fit most basses

Ta very glad BIGd

You have a PM

Kids................. very overrated, don't sound good, just noisy, unpredictable & very expensive. No resale value.


Although never owned one or wanted one !!



BIGd

Bass day is coming up in November

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1. Warwick basses, never played one I've liked yet, not very well made in my experiance, and don't sound that good

2. Big name guitar companies making "relic" instruments. and giving them a unbelievable price tag.

3. Ashdown............. say no more !!

Would you be interested in a Ephiphone Thunderbird as part of a trade ?

Ta very glad BIGd

What the fook !!!!!

I've not got a Gibson I can trade but I do have a Gordon Smith Graduate Slimline . Coil taps on both pups, fantastic hand made guitar. Comes with gig bag or hardshell case. Never been giged bedroom use only.

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If you are interested I can do some pic's of my Gordon Smith.

BIGd

A metronome is great for practice. I do think a drum machine is just as good and is probably a little more interesting to play along to.
These are just tools to help you become a better player, in an ideal world playing with other musicians is always best but, would a room full of musicians sit playing crotchet beats while you learn to play them in time ?.
2wheeler you don't live to far from me, I have about 30years experiance as both a classical and rock/blues musician. I would be more than willing to help you with your timing etc, PM me if interested to arrange.

BIGd

A new used twice EBS OctaBass, just not for me. I am only interested in the Black finger.

BIGd

Do you want any trades ?

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EBS OctaBass for EBS compressor Please. I bought this and have used it once, just not for me. My Tech 21 compressor has gone by-by so need a new compressor.

This is what EBS say.

The EBS OctaBass analog octave divider creates a single note one octave below the pitch of the played note, adding a new dimension to your sound.

Intelligent Tracking
The incredibly fast tracking allows for rapid playing techniques. The pedal also recognizes two or three-note chords.


Technical Specifications:
Nominal Input Level -8 dBv
Input Impedance 200 kohms
Dry Bandwidth +0 / -2 dB 20 - 20k Hz
Dry Level min / max -oo / 0 dB
Octaver Bandwidth +0 / -3 dB 10 - 110 Hz
Octaver Level Gain min / max -oo / 12 dB min
Octaver Filter Slope 18 dB/oct.
Low Pass Triggering Threshold -70 dBv @200 Hz
Dimensions (L x W x H) 2.8 x 4.5 x 1.4” (70 x 115 x 35 mm)
Weight 450g (1 lb.)
Power Requirements 9 V DC Regulated, 5 mA

BIGd

I've been a giging musician for about 30 years. Never taken a back up bass, don't see the need . Although I always change the battery before a gig and give my bass a once over and check all is well.
I do carry a DI box plus a Leatherman tool, set of strings, extra lead & batteries.

BIGd1

How about a 16year old G&L Asat 4 string, honey burst or honey(can't remember) maple neck & board, all the sound options you could wish for. Active or passive, Plays fantastic, looks great, I just really want a Jazz.

Pic's if required

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I have a 4001 in fireglow chequerboard biding, but that CS is stunning. Chris Squire is the reason I started playing bass (yes I'm that old).

BIGd

You have a PM


BIGd

You have a PM

you have a pm

Just out of interest what weight is this cab ?

Thanks BIGd