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You never said! Massive apologies for not mentioning it first time around, error now corrected. I will go and stone myself later. Yeah, top bloke Peggy; loved the upright btw. How do you keep a straight face during some of the songs, I'd not heard them in ages and some of the lyrics are laugh out loud stuff. For readers wondering what on earth I am talking about, the support were Fake Thackery playing some of Jakes songs (and Led Zep too).
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I'm selling a bass, pics coming soon, make me an offer.
ead replied to thumbo's topic in General Discussion
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Spent a very pleasant couple of hours (and more) at the Fairport gig in Burnley last night. Added bonus was when I walked in who should be loitering around the merch stand as they were setting up but Dave Pegg. Grabbed a few minutes of his time and had an interesting chat. If you've never been to see Fairport Convention I strongly recommend giving them a try. Yes it's folk-rock or what ever you want to call it, but if you enjoy seeing quality musicians who clearly delight in playing for audiences then you'll probably enjoy this. They also actually talk to the audience too; scary stuff for modern bands sadly. Edit: I committed a serious sin of omission here by not mentioning the excellent support Fake Thackery. Some brilliant reworking of Jakes songs, the lyrics are so well crafted and brilliantly funny. The delivery and timing spot on too.
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I was distinctly underwhelmed I'm afraid.
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Current favourites are Fender CL9050s and TI FJ344s for flatwounds, and Ernie Ball Slinky nickel round wounds but I tend to by these as single strings to get my preferred gauges. I also quite like the D'Addario LX nickel round wounds (also bought as singles), although very tempted to try a set of the new D'Addario EXL170BTs to try. Hope that adds to the research!
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[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1361395372' post='1985432'] Rule number one, take the advice you will see/receive on internet forums with the most gigantic spoonful of salt. At the end of the day people on sites like this (including myself) might ramble on about what I perceive to be the shortcomings of brand 'X', its shoddy fit and finish, bad electronics and all of that but it's best to use your own judgement to distinguish between a bass you want to buy and a bass you don't want to buy. [/quote] Good advice that I wish I had followed some years ago - my personal experience rather spoilt fenders basses for me. Individuals on forums can realistically only ever have played a tiny percentage of the output of mass producers. Even adding up the collective experience of Fender playing on here, it will span instruments made over a number of years and is unlikely to be statistically significant. So make you own decisions on what you play, and if possible get hold of as many as you can - should be easier with Fenders than other brands I suspect.
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[quote name='flyfisher' timestamp='1361396913' post='1985479'] That seems a bit ageist to me. Anyway, you only need to be 32 to legally be a grandad. [/quote] As I'm well north of 50 now I'm allowed to be a big ageist (only a little bit though)
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For me, and I'm a massive Zep fan and serial gig goer back in the day,absolutely not. Respect is due for what they achieved but let's support the up and coming bands now. It's farcical to me that the Strolling Bones are up for best live act - are a bunch of grandads really the best we can do? Saw them in the 80s too! Seek out live music, demand it in pubs and clubs. It will do us all good I expect.
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Lehmann Audio Cube headphone amp
ead replied to gillento's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Seller has posted all the questions and queries on the listing so maybe his lack of knowledge is reasonable?
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I know I nearly spilt my coffee.
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One for Fender experts. Is this for real / what is it? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221191522984?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
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I see you managed to capture my bald patch perfectly
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Update for those following this thread. I received an e-mail from Minotaur today apologising for the situation and explaining that the site had been hacked and my order and e-mail never appeared. So it looks like they are still in business (good news). I may well take them up on the offer they have made me.
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Popped along to see Pulse, a bunch of young hopefuls playing music by this new up and coming beat combo Pink Floyd. Very good evening indeed; good lighting rig, great sound, and over 2 1/2 hours too! Bonus, a BCer on stage - see if you can spot him - to be fair he sold me the tickets. Here are some pics: [attachment=127833:Pulse 01 150213.jpg] [attachment=127834:Pulse 02 150213.jpg] [attachment=127835:Pulse 03 150213.jpg]
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+1 love those 9050CLs.
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Thanks kingforaday, I haven't noticed that Thomann sold them. Strap-wise I have acquired a very nice strap from our own walbassman on here.
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[size=5]For sale is this rather lovely Overwater by Tanglewood Aspiration Elite ([/size][size=5]top of the range[/size][size=5]) bass. The top is a lush slice of dark Wenge on an Ash body. The head stock is matched to the body. Year of manufacture is 2011.[/size] [size=5]The bass is in excellent condition with no blemishes to the finish that I can detect and has just been re-strung with a brand new set of Ernie Ball Slinky nickel wound strings in 40/55/75/100 gauges.[/size] [size=5]The bass comes with a Sumo gig bag and I'm looking for £350 which I think represents excellent value for money for an instrument[/size][size=5] of this quality[/size][size=5].[/size] [color=#0000cd][size=5][u]Specification:[/u][/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Body - Wenge top on White Ash[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Neck[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]3-piece Maple, bolt on[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Fretboard[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]Rosewood[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Tuners[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]Gotoh style mini[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Bridge[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]Overwater heavy duty[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Pickups[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]2 x Overwater soap-bars[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Electronics[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]Overwater active 3-band EQ[/size][/color] [color=#0000cd][size=5]Controls[/size][/color][color=#0000CD][size=5] - [/size][/color][color=#0000cd][size=5]Volume (pull for bright) / Pan / Treble / Mid / Bass[/size][/color] [size=5]This bass is the top of their entry level range and benefits from full Overwater design and components whilst being built in the far east to keep costs down. New the RRP for these basses is c.£700.[/size]
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[quote name='Lowender' timestamp='1360427797' post='1970236'] You're entitled to your own opinion, but not to your own facts. Sgt Pepper is considered the first psychedelic/prog album. It was released before the Moddy Blues ever had an album out. [/quote] If memory serves the Moody's released their first album in 1965. Days of Future Passed was released a few month after Sgt. Pepper..
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Four strings are quite sufficient for me unless I'm playing my 5-string air bass, but that can be a bit tricky due to the added complexity
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Still heard nothing from Minotaur despite charic's intervention.