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  2. Raslee
    Sandberg 😊
  3. bubinga5
    I was wondering if anyone has experience of either of these two 5 string jazz basses.. I have played neither but I'm looking at purchasing a £1000 or sub £1000 5 string jazz bass. I'm aware the Lakland would be a used buy and the Sadowsky would be a new purchase. How are the new Sadowsky Metro Express's in regards to the neck shape, construction, pre amp etc compared to the Lakland?? ( I'm aware the Lakland is Passive). In general what are your thoughts on either.? Or any other five string Jazz basses I should consider around this price range.? I'm considering Bacchus also but that would be an import.. Thankyou for any info..
  4. Shockwave
    Just to further clarify.
  5. mep

    RIP Mani

    mep replied to toneknob's topic in General Discussion

    A guitar playing colleague at work has mentioned the Roconteurs for sometime now. I finally got round to listening to Guy and Gary interview Mani. It was recorded very recently and is a great listen.
  6. martin8708
    Hmm , I hope the next instalment is better . Still , beggars can’t be choosers, there were a few good bits in it Adam Clayton came over well , ( IMO ) he really seemed to be into bass playing
  7. Stub Mandrel started following Rehearsal room rigs
  8. Stub Mandrel
    Second time at a small local place last Wednesday. Bass rig is a Warwick Gnome through an Orange 1x12 (I think). Sounds fine, I don’t run it very loud but the Gnome gets a little warm. Fine for civilised practice.
  9. Jack started following Rehearsal room rigs
  10. Jack
    Jealous. It's all TC Electronic around here. Sounds great and all, just isn't very exciting.
  11. Stub Mandrel started following Good evening bass enthusiasts, from Kyiv and Spondon and Nearby. Band Mates Required.
  12. Stub Mandrel
    Good luck Sponds. About time you got gigging
  13. tauzero
    No, I did. It was my cock.
  14. Stub Mandrel
    Good luck!
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  16. Bilbo
    That was a great little album, Chris. I used to have it but I don't know where it is now.
  17. Reggaebass
    Hi MB, what’s the tension like on these please
  18. cetera
    So far it's just a 'History of Hooky'. Very dull... I'd rather have a Greatest Basslines show 3/4 full of Jamerson, Babbitt, Kaye etc than Hooky...
  19. Mickeyboro started following Bass Player T-shirt - new and unworn
  20. Mickeyboro
    Good quality soft cotton T-shirt, black, XL, unworn. The ideal Xmas present to yourself. £14 posted UK.
  21. Skinner
    Replied to in October. Still available.
  22. Skinner
    Yes it is.
  23. Skinner
    Now £330.00. This amazing emulation of the acoustic control corporation 360 preamplifier with variamp and built in fuzz is up for grabs. Hand made by the renowned JC Maillet and commissioned and imported by myself at great cost. I have used the 360+ for studio recordings, gigs, rehearsals and at home, it has never dissapointed. The preamp sounds fantastic and the fuzz section is the best I have used. I have owned this pedal for a good few years from new, as can be seen it's in pristine condition. Specially sourced UK power supply also included. Will happily run from other sources with the right leads (I used it with a trex chameleon). Fully detailed printed instruction manual also included. Only available as I have more preamplifiers than I can use. Try out/collection always welcome, or UK insured postage for £15.00
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  24. Stub Mandrel
    I must admit, Morrisey the Consumer Monkey is quite entertaining.
  25. Richard R
    You got your daughter a meal out from the 1970's? 🐔
  26. TrevorR started following NBD - Sandberg Lionel
  27. TrevorR
    Very very nice! Enjoy!
  28. Stub Mandrel
    It's amazing how much weight you can burn off at a gig!
  29. crazycloud started following P-Ray? Stingision? Not a clue. Now with video!
  30. crazycloud
    It's not difficult, but if you're not familiar with routers, watch some general woodworking videos on how to use them, practice on some scrap wood, go slowly taking off small amounts per pass, follow the direction of the router bit and use a template. Simmnet in the UK make nice ones. If you're unsure what you're doing, it's really easy to <expletive> up the instrument. Be careful. I've never used a Dremel for this, but a small flush trim style router would be better as it has some power, but no so much it'll be like a rodeo bronco if it bites into something in the wood like a denser grained section.
  31. jimbobothy
    Hey all, Just purchased a little pedalboard mixer from Alan, top stuff all around (great price, comms and packaging). I’d definitely deal with again as he’s a trusted BCer. Peace.
  32. neil___lien started following The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
  33. ChrisDev
    I've had a Mintzer book for a long time and never looked at it. But, I'm starting to appreciate his work. I recently transcribed "Three Views of a Secret" from the "I remember Jaco" album with Jeff Andrews on bass.
  34. pitzaroll
    pitzaroll joined the community
  35. Carl_D
    Those Shoes - Eagles
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