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[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='1280415' date='Jun 24 2011, 12:48 AM']Hmmmmmmmm... :)[/quote]

Heh, I'm like a moth to a flame for flashy stuff. Probably explains why I like Trabens too... :)

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New 6 string Rumour for your enjoyment. Check out the snakewood tuners... pretty tasty... and I have to say, nobody does matching backplates as good as Bernie.
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How come the old style p/ups?

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='1294346' date='Jul 6 2011, 09:20 AM']




New 6 string Rumour for your enjoyment. Check out the snakewood tuners... pretty tasty... and I have to say, nobody does matching backplates as good as Bernie.[/quote]

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[quote name='EBS_freak' post='1294346' date='Jul 6 2011, 09:20 AM']




New 6 string Rumour for your enjoyment. Check out the snakewood tuners... pretty tasty... and I have to say, nobody does matching backplates as good as Bernie.[/quote]

Stop Touching me!!!

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Just been reading your opening post and I'd like to say thank you for going through the history of Bernie's basses. I've always admired them but never had my hands on one.

Peter

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[quote name='Paul Clifton' post='1360349' date='Sep 2 2011, 08:15 PM']My old Rumour :)





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Nice. Good to see the old workshop complete with tv too. Definately looks better with the black hardware - amazing how different the bass can look with a simple change of colour to the hardware. Thanks for the post.

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I'm lucky enough to be the owner of this one!

This bass is the end-result of this build thread: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=141577"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=141577[/url]

I will post some sound samples when I get a decent recording and get my bearings around an enormous 35" 5-string fretboard.

Visog

P.S. Bridge P/U mid-boost Jaco tone is always fun but currently enjoying the neck P/U mid and treble boost for gritty 'Rick-o-tone'.

P.P.S. Loving the consistency of tone across all 5 strings

P.P.P.S. Use bass boost at your peril! Sorry Neighbs

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[quote name='visog' post='1360379' date='Sep 2 2011, 08:40 PM']P.S. Bridge P/U mid-boost Jaco tone is always fun but currently enjoying the neck P/U mid and treble boost for gritty 'Rick-o-tone'.

P.P.S. Loving the consistency of tone across all 5 strings

P.P.P.S. Use bass boost at your peril! Sorry Neighbs[/quote]

Here's a top tip. Run your volume pot at about 80% and then you can boost without sending the front end of your amp mental. If you then cut, you've got somewhere to go with your overall output. It gives you more control of your tone without clipping the front end of your amp. Anyway, enjoy!

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Hmmm.... I could do that EBS_Freak but that implies taste and subtlety.

Bit I'm still loving the extremes here: 'ice-pick in the forehead' vs. 'drowning in chocolate' tones.

Currently messing with that air-pump 'daisy-cutter' - trouser-flapping bass noise which is used to suppress civil unrest.

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