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  2. Craig Robinson
    For sale my Eden Neo powered (passive) 2x10 made in PRC and USA made D115 cabs. Together they make an excellent full range stack. Relatively compact as the D115 is the shorter version. The Neo 2x10 is a lightweight cab and very manageable, the D cab a bit more weighty though not ridiculous. The 2x10 is 500 watts at 8 ohms and adjustable tweeter, the D115 is 200 watt at 8ohm. Both offered in very good used condition and perfect working order, of course. No tweeter in the D series cab so it benefits from Being part of a stack with the highs taken care of elsewhere, unless some sub reggae is the order of the day? Will consider splitting though, as usual, it'd be a bit of a shame. EX210N8 = £165 D115=£145 Collection much preferred, but i can package securely, if you can arrange the courier of your choice. Cheers. Craig.
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  3. Sweeneythebass started following Music Books (Jazz, Mingus, Biographies, Charlie Parker)
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  5. TKenrick
    I guess you're referring to the Joe Dart/Paul Jackson/Me'shell Ndegeocello/Stuart Zender/just about every other funk bassist trill (I also hear it referred to as a 'shake'). This is the most gloriously silly example I can think of that has trills on almost everything: The thing that I find makes a huge difference is this: it's in the arm, not the fingers. Take your fretting hand thumb off the back of the neck and use your elbow to generate the rapid back and forth sliding motion. Forget trying to be too accurate or polite with it to start with, it'll take a while to feel like you've got it under control and then you can gradually refine the movement.
  6. Nick upson started following Musicman Stingray Special. 3.8kg
  7. Nick upson
    I'll take it, PM sent. Been desperate for one of these for some time now. Almost put in a custom order but the cost was just too high for me.
  8. bassadder started following Yamaheiko Single Element Bass Pickup
  9. bassadder
    Hi Guys Here is a Yamaheiko Single Element pickup think of it as a Rools Royce version of the Fishman Full Circle. In full working order with my own custom tail piece jack holder. It will need to be installed by a skilled luthier. I decided to go pickup and free live musicians dependant obviously. I use a full set of Chorda CH Signature strings and had a solid bridge fitted.
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  11. Rosie C
    True. I had an un-diagnosed dairy allergy for 8-9 months, including having to call for an ambulance at one point when I couldn't breathe. But the GP kept brushing me off saying my 'sore throat' was 'just a virus that's going around'. Being overweight compounded the problem of poor medical care of course. My best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs.Woodinblack!
  12. Burns-bass
    Bought as a spare for a recent tour but I’ve now moved to using front of house and a stage monitor (no backline!). Brand new, ever used and a pretty fantastic bit of kit from what I can tell. £30
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  15. Rosie C started following Dingwall John Taylor Signature 5
  16. Rosie C
    What a lovely instrument. Good luck with the sale!
  17. mrtcat
    Ive had numerous tks cabs including a pair of 1216s. Im just looking at these for my studio.
  18. kuetsum started following Dingwall John Taylor Signature 5
  19. kuetsum
    So tempted with the rnd pre and the goodies
  20. Woodinblack
    Indeed - and maybe they need to push more too as my wife has asked 5 different doctors over 3 or 4 years if she could have her heart checked as when walking in the cold or walking any real distance she got pain in her neck an the top of her chest, to be told it was variously heartburn or acid reflux. For some reasons, doctors don't seem to take women very seriously at all.
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  22. simisker started following Dingwall John Taylor Signature 5
  23. WAYNESWORLD
    Nice cabs ,pity I’m all cabed out.
  24. fretmeister
    I'd play it.... because I'm delusional!
  25. 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
  26. 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.
  27. AndyTheBassBison
    offers accepted!
  28. Lozz196
    Good call!
  29. Alanbass
    👍
  30. Twigman
    The monitor mix
  31. Supernaut
    Hey, I have somehow landed a new bass. Was looking at an RBX but this came up locally and I snagged it for a great price. I have absolutely no idea if this bass is decent and know no history of the company. Has anyone played or owned one of these? Many thanks.
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  32. Supernaut
    Great post.
  33. Lozz196
    I wouldn`t say it was diva-ish to want your own sound if it`s a specific aspect of the band, giving JJ of The Stranglers a James Jamerson sound for example is not going to do much for the known recognisable sound of the band, nor for the fans who may really love JJBs tone and feel shortchanged for not getting it. It`s mainly for this reason that I`ve moved away from having a specific identifiable tone gotten from a specific pedal to that of a more generic tone achievable from pretty much most bass amps, I can easily get what I need plus it requires less carrying and setting up as well. I also then can essentially not bother the sound person too much (if at all) and let them get on with the most important bits, which to me are the vocals.
  34. Supernaut
    Yamaha BBs are solid workhorses. If you see a bassist with a BB, they know what they're doing.
  35. King Tut
    ordered!
  36. Wombat
    Maybe someone was practicing their mirror writing and left it in the case?
  37. Lozz196
    I had one of the SPB4s in a bass I bought for a while, it`s a decent sounding pickup but quite a bit different to the SPB1 - I found that the 1 had a huge mid-scoop whereas the 4 seemed to have the opposite. Re the distorting bit, well in general it`s mids that this seems to work on so I would think that the 4 would take this better than the 1.
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