andytoad

[quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1423160558' post='2681648'] +1 if it sounds great and plays great, looks are a minor consideration. [/quote] thinkin' you could be right...

[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1423131543' post='2681059'] Are we talking about a modern Gibson SG bass (three knobs, volume/volume/tone)? If so, the neck pickup is not a traditional sidewinder mudbucker, but a Gibson TB+ (humbucker, blades, ceramic magnets) masquerading as one, complete with fake pole pieces. I know this because I took the one out of my Midtown Standard. Also, see [url="http://music-electronics-forum.com/t35474/#post334486"]http://music-electro...474/#post334486[/url] Incidentally, that's my shout for a bigger bass using the same pickup jammed up against the heel of the neck, either a Midtown Standard or a Midtown Signature. Sure, it's chambered, but I doubt it'll make a lot of difference. The bigger body and 34" scale will make it feel a bit more in proportion [/quote] yes its the modern SG, id try a tele, if it had the same sound. i like my vintage basses, so that could be a possibility!

[quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1423150983' post='2681477'] To be fair I could have said it better, apologies if I offended. [/quote] you guys are funny! im not offended, i do need to loose a bit!!! 😀

i have had my mates gibson sg bass in my cupboard for almost a year, never played it, diddnt like em. i took it to practice, wow, the tone from the neck pu is probably what i jave been searching for from year dot, neck feels great, the bass feels really sensitive, inlike my fenders. now, heres the problem; im stocky, the wife would say i could loose a few pounds, the sg bass therefore looks like a silly little imitation girly bass. damn, what sould i do, go with the sg and face a lifetime of mocking from my fellow muscians (the guitarist feels particularly proud to 'have a larger one for once') or keep searching for the one? indeed, does anyone ever find the one? yours confused...... andytoad

[quote name='phaty' timestamp='1422830739' post='2677401'] Hi Phil, you could have had your own "Hello"-Thread - but I am totally cool sharing mine with you - just now people will think you are German ... [/quote] ahh to hell with this british stuffyness, lets all be german on this thread!

my favourites are: 'have you brought your lights?' seems to be the most popular 'are you good enough to pay tax?' was funny and best of all, being introduced at a social club with not the band name but 'here they are, four lads....'

phil bough a squire p from me in a hassle free transaction. thanks phil!

welcome phaty! whether you join in the thread conversations or just loiter in the for sale section, its a great place to be for a bass player... enjoy!

glad this was shared, i could not work out how to copy it from facebook...

my gig last night was the classic nobody is dancing unless the disco is on...grrr

good ol' BG, i spent a great couple of years there, had a top time, lived on old bethnal green road by the park around 2005. cant leave anything around thats not bolted down tho, i remember waking up in the night thinking, that sounds like my car revving up the road, it was! then there wss the buglar i chased off in my pant, broad daylight, got some funny looks, was also stupid enoght to forgety phone leaving it on the car passenger seat. that said, i still emjoyed my stay, shoreditch is not as i remember ten years later.