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  2. Probably to have as a 4ohm pair. When I’ve used mine together they are much more than the sum of their parts 🙂
  3. Second practice with covers band I'm depping for went ok but I struggled a bit with some numbers, still not great at Love Her Madly and totally lost it in While My guitar Gently Weeps but also some success with a Moody Blues number The Story In Your Eyes. No keyboard player this time but hopefully get another practice the full band before the gig. Used my eb3 again as I thought it sounded pretty good at last one and I love it. Bit of vid if anyones interested. I love watching clips whenever anyone posts.
  4. Slipped, Tripped, Fell in Love - Foghat
  5. Had this for about 8 years. Light use with a few scuffs. Sat on a board for a while and used as a volume pedal so no longer has the rubber feet. £30 inc. postage or collection from Telford. Tar! Alex
  6. Yesterday
  7. In what way is this not a Fender? Or is the seller trying some sort of double bluff? (Disclaimer: I am not a Fender expert, no idea whether it's real or not.) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/135779992802?itmmeta=01JTY8KWK6QC40G835HHSZ4ZX9&hash=item1f9d1e44e2:g:k9YAAOSw9aVoH4Dc&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA4MHg7L1Zz0LA5DYYmRTS30kKVDSD8icss%2FiyjEoYsd1GiCMyDjW93d5ml3C%2FTbxiF2EitcK3r7surnZc6wX7wX8GwjfPg1DhnLWe8ZvZY5BnkSTetIzkpyrcVVoeCip4MmRDC1bQSmeCfwK6wDbr0g0og3yNX07m8cjYER2Tg812YM0Kw%2FcyCJMxojLsR5Dvnpy9YLDwqXc2gGHWs5hfJjSQBbakSL9MCTo%2FZg6DFyn5wkRnwzoPYRdcoQI1wfg%2B96v59Q4GFDFgum2ypDj0PFoJF0JkDX4a4o9P6j62MeZO|tkp%3ABk9SR9zJz8jXZQ
  8. 2 gigs today with Stevie Daniels. First one was an afternoon noon car show somewhere deep in the fens. (Why do all those fenland towns look the same?). We were placed on a flatbed stage across the entry road from the bar and the crowd. As a result, very little crowd interaction and lots a dust every time a new vehicle came through. And, we were facing the sun…hot!. Second gig at the Burleigh Club in Peterborough. Nice pub and small but enthusiastic crowd. Used the Dynabass, trace head, and GB 1 12’s. Footwear was Justin western boots. No gigs now until the end of June.
  9. Glenn Cornick was awesome. But much later Tull bassist Dave Pegg is my hero
  10. Goodness. I'm so happy to be a dinosaur 😀
  11. Ooh, your tab looks great. Yeah, I bet it is different from mine! Every version I've found has been slightly different. I know there are at least a couple of wrong notes in mine, but it does the job. The downside of using notation is that it doesn't include the fingering, so I'm having to work that out as I go along, and sometimes having to change bits I'd already learned when I find myself in the wrong part of the fretboard for the next bit. It can be quite hard to make out the early Jethro Tull basslines because of the slightly flubby tone and it being buried in the mix. In fact I was a Jethro Tull fan for decades before I even realised how great some of the bass playing is on the first few albums, because I'd never put the work in to hear it properly. That might be one of the reasons there's a lot of crap tab out there. I sometimes wonder if those official books purposely transcribe everything wrong to try to stop you copying the song too closely...
  12. I'm left handed but play right handed.
  13. Slippin' And A Slidin' - Little Richard
  14. Should add, I aaw the Ian Anderson + session musicians version of Tull a couple of years ago. The bass player massively simplified it! I was well miffed, if I can play it anyone claiming to be in Jethro Tull ought to at least attempt it.
  15. Lol! I've tabbed the whole thing because the online tabs were so bad especially the fingering choices. I have an official Jethro Tull songbook and it is utterly wrong... I think the double stop parts are simplified. Actually got accepted by UG! I bet it's different from yours! https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/user/tab/view?h=lmJUuipOVdeIcBzbyJjyAK3V&tab_id=12151325
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  17. Hmmm. Not entirely sure that this is the case. I enquired with Thomann about a stage piano recently (okay, okay, I know it's the wrong forum) that I was looking to buy privately from someone local to me, but had originally been sold by them. It was about 6 months old. They said that they will continue to honour the warranty, but instead of it being a 3 year warranty, it drops down. I can't recall if it dropped to a year from when I bought it, or 2 years from the original sale, but the point was there was still a warranty. This was Thomann, but it may be the case with other sellers. It also applies in many other cases. Car warranties are transferable if the car is sold. I'd say find out where it was originally bought and also contact the manufacturer. If it was a manufacturing defect you should be protected. I would also point out to the manufacturer that this wasn't something that 'broke' it was wrong from the day it was built. If worse comes to worse, then you could threaten the manufacturer with taking them to the small claims court, but try and exhaust the other possibilities first.
  18. That’s some impressive travelling there, puts me to shame for not going too.
  19. Fantastic (and very light) 800w Markbass TTE800 Tube Amp with built in Tube Compressor. This is the better quality Mk1 of these amps that was still made in Itsly Preamp & Compressor is run on 4 tubes - 3x ECC83 (preamp) + 1x ECC81 (compressor) and a class D head meaning it’s still sub 5lbs! Also has a fantastic quality DI giving you an excellent recording device rivalling anything out there at 3-4x the cost, and as it’s a Class D power amp you can run it alone without a speaker just as your DI live if you wanted to, it doesn’t require a can connected like full tube amps 3b Passive EQ and also ‘Colour’ knob which is like a tone control on your passive bass or like the MB ‘VLE’ function. This amp is insanely loud if needs be, and gives you an amazingly thick, dense sound that remains clean. This isn’t like your Ampeg’s etc that you can overdrive, it’s a clean tube amp, altho with some real effort and the gain cranked you can OD it with a boost but it’s not really that style, it’s just an authentic vintage tone with heft you can only really get from a tube preamp I have recently got a tube DI that fits on my pedalboard, and I go ampless on stage 95% of the time, and so I am getting a power amp that I can drive from my board if I need a cab, rather than introducing something else to my signal if I need an amp. This is an amazingly good amp - and for the money it’s an awful lot better than some of the others out there (an 800w Harley Benton amp is £300 currently, so this is miles ahead of everything else in this price range, and most above too) It also looks absolutely great - including amber lighting on the circuit board giving you a nice amber glow through the enclosure which looks ace on a dark stage Info on Markbass Website: https://www.markbass.it/product/tte-800/ I have price this to sell specifically at the price I need it to sell for to buy the power amp I want, so I’m not going to reduce it, if it doesn’t sell I’ll keep it, it’s a beauty (or if the amp I’m after goes I’ll withdraw it) Price is £360 - postage can be arranged, will be packaged very securely and it’ll arrive in one piece. Pics Below 👇
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  20. It's a Gear4Music LA Select in "denim burst" - https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/LA-Select-Bass-Guitar-by-Gear4music-Denim-Burst/3L4K Discussed in depth here -
  21. I'm working on Jethro Tull's Bourée, which I've wanted to learn for a long time. The hard part isn't playing it as such, but remembering all the different variations. I started out by transcribing the whole thing in standard notation, which took three evenings of work but was worth it, because it's so much easier to see all the different patterns and variations in this form. I don't think I could've learned this one from tab, it would've done my head in. I'm getting on pretty well with it but have almost got to the bass solo bit, so I'm about to find out whether I have the chops for it or not! One thing I certainly have gained from learning this is a massive admiration for Glenn Cornick.
  22. Just to add my thanks to Rob for the organisation and pizza, and to say that it was great to meet other bass players and listen to their playing style, and talk about bass gear. Also, thanks to our drummer for the day, whose name I didn't catch. David
  23. Slip Slidin' Away - Paul Simon
  24. I shimmed to raise the headstock. It is now OK. But I must admit it feels like a cheat. My preference is that it works as it "should". I know a shim is entirely acceptable. Thanks all for humouring me, as usual.
  25. @neepheid what was that dark blue P style bass I tried with the Lace p/up please? Should have taken a pic and forgot
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