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  2. Misdee
    Jack Bruce was one of those players that sounded like himself regardless of what bass he played. I don't think the difference between a Spector and Warwick would be that apparent. He just dug into those strings and did his thing.
  3. Geek99 started following Custom painted (printed) part bass-peacock context...
  4. Geek99
    I’ve always thought “millionaire playboy aristocrat” would be a good swap
  5. Richard R
    Using jacks for cabinets is a terrible idea, as this photo clearly shows:
  6. bassbiscuits
    Price drop to £40 - I’ve now sourced some direct replacements for the bass I was working on, so I no longer need these.
  7. edstraker123
    Would this method work for pickguards too ?
  8. rwillett
    These are the Speakon connectors soldered up and ready to go. I have to confess I brought them with the PCB but I did make a rubber gasket for each of the Speakon adaptors and soldered it all up. I'll use foam strip around the edges once I've made a hole in the back of the speakers to fit this. I may get the chance tomorrow but the nights are drawing in and it's circa 1C at the moment and I hate working outside in the freezing cold. Rob
  9. Mokl started following Bassbuzz beginner to badass course
  10. Mokl
    You know all the notes on the fingerboard? You're ahead of me then 😂
  11. Jimothey
    Here's one of my current builds...... The body is made from an old hardwood door and old floorboards with another mystery veneer on top...... I'm going to handmake the bridge on this one out of polished aluminium..........👍🏻🤟🏻
  12. Bix
    Bix changed their profile photo
  13. King Tut
    In that case, it’s a bloody lovely bass and you should buy it immediately. Seriously, mine’s really good!
  14. JapanAxe
    Now fixed! Also further improve'lences: (1) Changed the tone cap in my D-Roc from 47nF to 100nF for more range on the tone pot. (2) Added a passive tone control to my NG2. At first I tried a dual concentric volume and tone but it never looked right (wrong finish for a start) and was fiddly. Then I fitted a push-push pot to engage a dark tone by shunting the output to ground via a 47nF cap. This meant leaving the knob sitting well clear of the body or else it wouldn't work. I didn't care for that, so I fitted a push-pull pot instead - the knobs are plenty grippy! Here it is with the passive treble cut engaged:
  15. bnt
    Loser - Beck
  16. Rondoggy started following EMG456
  17. AndyTheBassBison
    Various bits, price includes uk mainland postage. Happy to combine items and am open to offers pickups with screws £25 machine heads with screws (can be right or left handed). £35 SOLD bridge with screws £15 SOLD string tree with screw £3 SOLD 13x pickguard screws £3 strap buttons with screws £3 other bits bridge cover with screws £20 warman MM pickup £25 with screws neck plate of unknown origin and screws £5 SOLD 3x 1x p bass knobs (screw) £10 £3 (2/3 have been sold) 1x p bass knob (Allen key) £3 2 pairs of knobs £6 per pair
  18. Jean-Luc Pickguard
    These are ideal strings for a short scale danelectro — I put a set on my blueburst longhorn well over ten years ago and they still sound full and punchy.
  19. bassintheface
    Great set up. Ran exactly the same rig for a few years pre covid. GLWTS
  20. carlsim started following Aphex Bass Aural Xciter and Big Bottom Bass Enhancer
  21. carlsim
    Big bottom? Talk about bun cakes my girl’s got em! sorry…. Couldn’t resist…
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  23. beanydc started following Bassbuzz beginner to badass course
  24. beanydc
    In this exact same position, feeling like do I pull the trigger on one of the online courses to get me going. Bassbuzz or SBL were my main ones but il check out that talking bass as mentioned above
  25. Hellzero
    It's a different bass, different pickups, different preamp, even if the basis is a TRB-6P, and it's called a TRB-S. The TRB-S was quite close, but not exactly the same bass. The TRB-SII was a bolt-on iteration and the only one available in white.
  26. Minininjarob
    The original g3 I played was sooo nice. Weird as it was smooth and powerful but had a presence to it that I’d not heard before.
  27. Minininjarob
    Not everyone has a glass back - with a 10lb bass I only get a little tired after about 2hrs with it on me standing up. This will be fine. 😊
  28. MrDinsdale
    that’s how I set my capo up with the GT1000core, very fun setup!
  29. edstraker123
    I went with the extra lights. I'd read on another forum the heavier gauge were primarily for drop tunings ( not sure of the validity of that claim.) Unfortunately I put them on a new bass which is a Xmas present - it was confiscated 5 minutes after the set up so didn't get a chance to test them to make a proper opinion sound wise but they sounded great through the Spark Neo and certainly good enough to want to put them on other higher end basses
  30. Chris2112 started following Yamaha - TRB6P
  31. Chris2112
    There are some genuine white TRB's in the wild, as there were two generations of Tetsuo Sakurai models. However, on the most basic level they can be identified by his signature on the headstock.
  32. Lozz196
    And sound it too!
  33. CornfordHellcat
    CornfordHellcat joined the community
  34. Lozz196
    I played there a few years back, great venue. Afterwards the rest of the band got tear-gassed by the police when outside for a (very inefficient it turned out) breath of fresh air.
  35. jack collier bass
    selling my incredible 1975 Musicman HD130 amp. Bought this back in 2021 and had a flight case made it for it straight away. Was serviced just before I bought it as well. Sounds amazing.
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