Lord Sausage

Again gents, thanks for the advice.

Nice one. thanks guys.

I play sitting down on the show I'm on. I use ESP-LTD list below. I have no problems at all with comfort with it. Don't use straps as i'm sitting down.

A guitarist friend of mine is going to buy a bass for home recording. He asked for advice. I said i heard Squier did some good basses in his price range. But i know very little about them. Can anyone recommend a good un? Cheers

A guitarist friend of mine is going to buy a bass for home recording. He asked for advice. I said i heard Squier did some good basses in his price range. But i know very little about them. Can anyone recommend a good un? Cheers

[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1388451801' post='2322253'] That's my lead singer and cousin playing Simon. He played Jesus in Adelaide and Sydney whilst Ben was unwell, to really good acclaim as well. We did the aftershow party in Liverpool on the last leg of the UK tour, we ended up playing with Tim Minchin for about 4 hours onstage. Top guy, Chris Moyles even got up and ended up playing drums with us, but we were just about destroyed by then! The Oz tour was Phil Mulford on bass who is just unreal. Not sure about the UK tour because I know Phil couldn't do it. Ben was cracking as Jesus and another lovely chap. [/quote] [quote name='seashell' timestamp='1388452220' post='2322258'] Wow that's all pretty impressive! Your cuz is terrific! [/quote] I can confirm that Liam's 'cuz', rory, is incredible. He just delivers the goods night after night. Never out of tune regardless of quality of monitor mix. It's effortless too. Also he is a top, top bloke. Not a hint of arrogance etc. Great singer as Liam is a great bass player. Their band played the RENT aftershow.....blew me away. With regards to the JCSS pads i did the show for a pro theatre company in the 90's, that went on to do the original RENT tour, I was 17. The pads are pretty involved but great to play. We got a couple of weeks rehearsal. However, the RENT tour i've done/doing. We got a band call then 2 days rehearsal then on the road.

Well, whilst wet-sanding the finish to get ready for buffing I've gone through to the clearcoat a small amount on a couple of edges. Gutted! Not sure what to do. May just f*** it off indefinitely. Don;t know if i can be arsed with the expense of doing all the body again. Don't think i have the knowledge or skills to fix it without have to strip it back and do it again. I wanted it ready for the end of Jan for a tour. Don't think i will make this deadline so i have lost a lot of the desire to do it.

I'd have to say Led Zep. Think of all the women and drugs. I'd get John Paul Jones to dep for me overnight. ;-)

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1387750261' post='2315297'] Try and find a great drummer called Bozo, then you could have the complete set. [/quote]ha ha. I've played with quite a few bozo's over the years.

[quote name='JimBobTTD' timestamp='1387748478' post='2315241'] It only takes 30 minutes, costs under a fiver and is well worth doing. The bass will still work and sound good without it. It will work and sound better with it, I feel. [/quote] Thanks a lot mate. for both threads ha ha!

It would have to be Bonzo, Bozzio and don't know..maybe copeland!

Is it absolutely neccessary?

Thanks mate. So it's not absolutely neccessary?

So i have to spray the cavity with some shielding paint then?

I'm doing my first build/ refin. In the thread i'm doing someone has said i need conductive paint or copper foil for the control cavity so that the pick ups won't humm. I've asked is this the same thing as a wire that goes from the jack thru the body to the bridge? But i've ye to receive an answer. thought i'd try my luck in here! Can anyone help?

Does the wire from the jack thru the body to the bridge do the same thing?

Do you mean like a copper wire that runs from the jack socket through the body to the bridge? Bear in mind this is my first attempt at any thing like this coming from a starting point of zero knowledge.

[quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1387657416' post='2314372'] Do you have conductive shielding paint handy for the cavities? [/quote] What?

Well the decal finally arrived after a load of bollocks. Had to trim the "custom bass" off as it didn't quite fit. I'm happy with the result though. Just leave it for 24 hrs and then juice it with clear coat tomorrow. (rubbish picture alert) [attachment=150795:20131221_194117.jpg]

[quote name='Johnm93' timestamp='1387562042' post='2313453'] Surely it was one of your most lucrative nights? [/quote]I was manger for a pub a pub company rather than a landlord so i made no extra money!

I used to run pubs. We f-ing hated this day!

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Gotta[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1387527400' post='2312870'] TBH The Blockheads without Ian Dury (never mind NWR) seems a fairly pointless exercise to me. [/quote] [quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1387527676' post='2312872'] I remember seeing them in the 70's and thinking the opposite [/quote] agree with big red really!

[quote name='Spike Vincent' timestamp='1387480121' post='2312554'] Yes, in a I'm Jaco sort of way, but not in a blood spattered Sid Vicious way. [/quote] Sid Vicious would have been an interesting member of Weather Report. Not quite as crazy as Jaco tho!

Jaco has it high and he looks pretty cool!