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Hi

Been chatting on here for a bit and also made a couple of purchases (combo off Shep + cab of Oldman)

Just back into bass playing after a sojourn to the lighter side (6 string jobbies).

Played a lot in bands as a teenager/twenty something - had a lovely black Ric 4001 (sold it in 82 for £275 - sob)

So back into it, just joined a blues band and revved up and ready.

Gear

SWR Workingman's 10 combo (ex Shep) sitting on top of an SWR 4x8 cab (ex Oldman)

cracking rig for no money compared to list - sounds every bit as good as my old 100 w Matamp on 2 Marshall 4x12's (again sold for peanuts early 80's - double sob)

Anyhow, enough walking about old gear I should have kept

just bought a Farida Jazz Bass for £160 off fleabay. - cracking bass, finish is excellent as are the pups.

Will probably stick a schaller high mass bridge on at some point and am considering some wiring mods etc

Anyway if you're up for a back-up and are into Jazz's, the Farida is an excellent choice - Scott Whitley does a review on you tube

Might see some of you fellow chatters at the next local meet up near Nottingham

Phil

Posted

All of that is totally of no importance whatsoever. :-(
What we need to know is whether that thing is your Blower Bentley! Oh, and will you be racing Miles'tones of this parish in his General Lee Dodge Charger? ;-)

Welcome, Phil!
I hope you'll thrive here.

best,
bert

Posted

Cyfarchion Phil,
and Bore Da from a rather damp South Wales
(hang on, I can see some blue sky too)

Welcome to the forum,
and welcome back from the upper registers
Good to see you have returned to the low end

Hwyl

Marc

Posted

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1408685706' post='2532458']
All of that is totally of no importance whatsoever. :-(
What we need to know is whether that thing is your Blower Bentley! Oh, and will you be racing Miles'tones of this parish in his General Lee Dodge Charger? ;-)

Welcome, Phil!
I hope you'll thrive here.

best,
bert
[/quote]

Hey bert

Wish that it were, it's a corker

Spotted in Montecarlo, Tuscany (not the other one)

Totally gorgeous and awesome.......waited round for quite a bit in case the owner returned to no avail as Mrs Ricksterphil wanted her lunch.....women eh, can't live without 'em, can't kill 'em. Lol

Posted

[quote name='ricksterphil' timestamp='1408740828' post='2533197']
Totally gorgeous and awesome
[/quote]

Isn't it now? It has something about it that I can't grasp, but I've loved that thing since I was a kid 50 years ago, and jumped in the sofa each time one was visible on the tv screen. Part of that certainly is the cover - assumedly over the back seats in the open four-seater. I loved that.


[quote name='ricksterphil' timestamp='1408740828' post='2533197']
women eh, can't live without 'em, can't kill 'em. Lol
[/quote]

That is indeed very funny, coz as it happens one can in fact kill them. :yarr: :ph34r: :D
Yes, yes, yes, I have my coat. ;)

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