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kwmlondon started following NBD Squire Sonic P Bass
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That’s flipping lovely!
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I agree, if I can’t hear myself Theres no reference point and also no pleasure I like to think “I’m doing that and it sounds amazing”
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Messy or not, what's on your (music) work desk right now?
Chiliwailer replied to kiat's topic in General Discussion
Fixed for you 😉😜 Hope something works out for you 👍 -
John Sl started following NBD - Squier VM Jaguar SS
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This is mine: Sound: I added neodymium magnets to the outside of the bridge pickup. Everything else is stock. Playability: I put a simple thumb rest on. Balance: I’ve extended the upper horn. Looks: I added a bit to the pick guard. The original didn’t seem to look quite right to my eyes. It’s got Newtone “Shorties” on it. I’ve had it 11 years - I think they’re brilliant !
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It’s not just one though, this is the norm sadly.
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Messy or not, what's on your (music) work desk right now?
Steve Browning replied to kiat's topic in General Discussion
The desk is pretty tidy but the rest of the space is a litte compact and bijou. -
Don't knock it on the head because of one bad stage sound experience. From my own experience, the worst time to contemplate your future with a band is 'the morning after'. 🙂
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Aria FEB-F2M/FL Medium Scale Fretless Bass, Stained Black finish
alyctes replied to BaggyMan's topic in Basses For Sale
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Sterling by Musicman 4HH (tasteful upgrades added)
kolossusuk replied to BaggyMan's topic in Basses For Sale
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2nd set follow up. I moved forwards and down, in front of the drums (there was a smallish stage), with keys and guitar, left and right. It sounded better for about 5 minutes, the drums were just drowning out my rig and I won’t turn up because that’d destroy to out front mix, which seemed fine at sound check. There is little or no enjoyment for me if I can’t hear myself and this morning has contemplating jacking it all in, although I’m sure I won’t. Crowd loved it all, so job done. Had a complete blank in one song (Itchycoo Park) and couldn’t remember how to play it, most embarrassing. We shared the night with a mod/punk disco who were louder than us by some measure and one of the monitors blew during our set, which I’m sure was down to them. I didn’t hang around because of the volume and was packed up and home by 1.
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Harley benton based StingR@y bitsa (worth a look i promise!)
tom1946 replied to BaggyMan's topic in Basses For Sale
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I have a black precision guard that’s brand new. Can send for a few quid, if you want it.
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Small alterations to accommodate the new Crazy Tube Circuits Venus, so far really loving it. Honestly the HX One, Dagger and OC-5 are there as filler for the current project and my pedalboard needs. I tried making a more compact board but the massive 0xEAE Bass Driver just takes up a ridiculous amount of space. This attempt will upset a lot of folks here I suspect 🤣 Even I couldn't stomach the sideways pedals 🤣
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Price Drop to £1600 Another one of my beauties for sale For Sale my beautiful Vincent Metropole 4 String with GigBag Great tone, great colour and super light weight Neck: Vincent One-Piece Maple Neck with Vincent Dual-Trussrod, Rear Mount with SkunkStripe Fret Board :Thin fretboard made of roasted dark maple fretboard radius (Compound Radius 7,25″-12″) Oil finish for a natural feeling of play Neck width nut: 40 mm String spacing bridge: 20mm Neck end: 62.5 mm Neck profile: C-profile Scale: 875 mm Frets: 21 + zero fret (stainless steel, medium size) 4-point fitting Saddle / String Holder: Vincent TRUE TONE Carbon string holder with integrated string guide and zero fret Body: Alder Body made in Vincent TRUE TONE Comb-Chambered process. Mechanics: Hipshot Ultralight Pickup: 2x Häussel J-Bass (Handmade in Germany) Electronics: passive, 1x volume pot, 1x pick-up balance, 1x tone pot Bridge: Vincent TRUE TONE Bridge (stainless steel), semi string-through-body design Finish: Glossy lacquered Weight: approx. 3.4 kg Delivery: Vincent Gigbag + Vincent Tool Set (Trussrod tool, Bridge tool, Vincent Neck Oil) Collection or Postage at buyers risk can meet-up halfway with buyer
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kwmlondon started following Fender(ish) PJ with Jazz neck for £2k max - what would you go for?
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Fender(ish) PJ with Jazz neck for £2k max - what would you go for?
kwmlondon replied to DF Shortscale's topic in Bass Guitars
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I’ve tried to be funny in German and it went badly. You’re more successful than me
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RSbassman started following Demonfx SIM-AMP BASS STATION PEDAL
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Wet. Up early to drive to Lancashire from Surrey to play the Wafsville Country Music Festival. Traffic meant we arrived with 25 minutes to spare before going onstage, which was great in terms of not hanging around in a soggy field to be fair but we were slightly on edge… The rain set in as our set progressed so the crowd noticeably thinned as they sought the cover of the bar area at the back of the field. Onstage sound was very boomy, as it was lit front apparently, so we come away feeling like we hadn’t quite played our best. But on the whole it was fun, the first full-band Katy Hurt gig since mid-July and we have another (much closer to home thankfully) in 2 weeks. Bass was of course the ACG, amp was the provided Ampeg SVT3 into a knackered 4x10 cab. Shoes were my brown suede Chelsea boots which now need a good drying 🤓
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Warwick corvette conundrum
ghostwheel replied to RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE's topic in General Discussion
I wouldn’t have written it, if he was. Seems like my take on humour wasn’t very successful. Sorry for that. -
pantherairsoft started following RaNoFuNkY Feedback thread
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Sold a pedal to Bert. Great comms, quick payment, and hassle free. Can’t ask for more! Many thanks.
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Price drop now £115! Inspired by both new and old, the AfterLife has FOUR different internal analog circuits that provide 2 distortions and 2 fuzzes. Providing plenty of headroom and a ton of gain, these four selections will cover all the distorted ground you’ve got. While the outside boasts a lone Mode selection knob and a Volume control, there’s more under the hood to this one. Internal adjustable trimpots are available for all four modes, with parameters like overall Volume, Bias, Gain and Filter. The enclosure is 100% Solid Aircraft Aluminum Machined. The artwork on the front and back is laser-engraved, and each AfterLife pedal is 100% hand-wired and hand-built. Collect from Chesterfield or add £5 for UK postage. Cheers! Sam
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I do agree Tom, but without the original packaging, I'd be concerned about sending this out into courier world. I also much prefer potential buyers to confirm they are happy with the item in person before they purchase. However, if a buyer would be prepared to arrange collection by their preferred courier I could source appropriate packaging.