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@neepheid's Les Paul is indeed a great bass. I'll second going for the pointiest one you have! What's the overall collection like?
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Just in case anyone needs to source a Sire neck
PaulThePlug replied to rainbowreality's topic in Repairs and Technical
Would a Tele Headstock fit the space, like on a Harley Benton? Mike Dirnt on Page 6 bass heads.pdf -
Kay Pedulla 1970s Neck Through Bass
Happy Jack replied to eubassix's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Dan, if you do an eBay search for "Kay bass" and then check (under 'Advanced') Completed Items, you can see how much every Kay bass sold on eBay recently went for. It will quickly be apparent that the only ones that break through £200 are the ones that qualify as Rickenfakers. Most commonly, Kay Jazz basses and similar stick at around the £150 mark. -
seems to be the modern way, bass is there to add bottom end, nobody knows what a bass does until it's not there
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RaNoFuNkY started following Emma Okto Nojs
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Oh, god, have I got to stay awake that long!
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Something odd about Frank’s Ricky @ Glastonbury
Mickeyboro replied to Grahambythesea's topic in Bass Guitars
Why not? There’ve been plenty of replacement Searchers!😂 -
BassmanPaul started following Valve Amp - who’s still using them?
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I like tubes. When I went to Engineer School they were current technology. If I had a choice I would still be using full tube amps. BUT age crept up on me and my tube amps just got to be unmanageable. Something had ti give. The route I followed was a 2KW capable class D Stereo power amp to drive my Acme Sound B2 2x10 three way cabinets. I usually use two in a vertical skinny stack at 4Ω per channel. If I want more I can run all four for 2Ω per channel. I designed and built a two channel tube pre-amp to drive the power amp and the whole system sounds very good.
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soulstar89 started following Phil Jones Compact 4 Price Drop!
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Sandberg California TM4 Hardcore Aged Relic Roquefort
Davy replied to Lukasz Chyla's topic in Basses For Sale
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WalMan started following Possible arthritis in my fingers - any help or experience?
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Possible arthritis in my fingers - any help or experience?
WalMan replied to jonnybass's topic in General Discussion
I have had rheumatoid arthritis for getting on 30 years now. It has been under control with drugs for many years now though I have had a number of joint replacements in that time most around 20+ years ago - left shoulder, right wrist and index and pinkie knuckles. Have started to get twinges in my left wrist and down the outside of my left hand recently and I ache after some gigs but it’s not too bad at the moment. Funnily enough my memory is that I have a pick pretty much exclusively until recently, though have found videos from years back that suggest that’s not actually the case, but have started to use fingers more and that seems to keep things moving at the moment. -
Sterling Sterling SB14 Passive in Natural
Slick Bass replied to Slick Bass's topic in Basses For Sale
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A smooth as usual sale to Martin. Great comms, instant payment, you know the drill
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Just went and watched some vids of the show on YT. I guess the pictures I saw must have been old, Andy was definitely playing a sunburst P (and had shorter hair than the pics where he was playing the Burns). Andy's actually a bloody good musician, his guitar work in Ride was excellent, and, frankly, he's a bit wasted in Oasis. But the pay is probably far, far better!
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Salt on your Bass? started following Anyone else doing the Black Sabbath live stream?
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Anyone else doing the Black Sabbath live stream?
Salt on your Bass? replied to Newfoundfreedom's topic in General Discussion
Loved the stream yesterday. Really awesome day and I thought the sound quality was ace. Bit of an abrupt edit though as I think geezer and Toni brought out a cake for Ozzy. Felt like a proper send off, those riffs are timeless and geezer is incredible as ever. -
I have an Ashdown CTM 100 and an SVT CL The main and massively important difference is weight. The SVT is a heavy, heavy beast. Sound wise, and this is just my opinion, nothing on earth compares with an SVT. It has to be that good or no one would ever bother to lift one. It's a bigger, louder amplifier than the CTM but there is a bigger CTM you can buy. The Ashdown is a beautiful amp, but the SVT is an experience.
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neepheid started following Something odd about Frank’s Ricky @ Glastonbury
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Something odd about Frank’s Ricky @ Glastonbury
neepheid replied to Grahambythesea's topic in Bass Guitars
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@Lozz196 the pics I’ve seen look like a 68-74 sunburst P
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Only recently got this as I've wanted to try one for a while as a possibly workhorse for a function band. These are great basses but I don't think its the one for me at the moment. Really good quality and nice feel to it, and a good B string. Weighs in at around 4.3kgs. In great condition, only 1 mark on the body, the scratch plate and rear panel still have the cellophane on them. Could be interested in trades for 4 or 5 strings. Would prefer collection from Chelmsford, comes with a good Yamaha gig bag but I don't currently have packing material to ship. Any questions please ask!
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Time to move this on. This is a Gear4Music LA Select bass. It is a P bass, with a bound body, 21 fret lightly roasted maple neck. Comes with the originally supplied gig bag (not a fantastic bag, but it's better than nothing). Yes, new, they are £150. But, hear me out - this one comes with the following: A Lace Aluma P pickup Grover mini tuners (the stock tuners were garbage - I wouldn't inflict that on anyone - they went straight in the bin) A triple string retainer The ratty fret ends taken care of I'll even throw in a generic split P pickup if you want to steal the Lace for something else. Would prefer a local sale (ha, Aberdeen, good luck with that), but can post at buyer's expense.
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There is a single surprise minor chord in there, toward the end. Fall asleep during verse 3, and you'll miss it. And the right rhythm is important - get it wrong and you'll sound like the Sunday Strummers Ukulele Club. Ask me how I know...
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2001 Fender Geddy Lee Jazz, now just £700 (no trades)
Clarky replied to Clarky's topic in Basses For Sale
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Opposite happened to me, punk band, Precision with new steel rounds into driven Sansamp, engineer proudly advised after gig how he’d had real trouble getting a Motown sound from my signal but after a lot of work he’d managed it! Back on track, yeah I suppose the bass isn’t particularly prominent in Oasis but it has to be there, interesting to see the choice made about gear selected for a foundational role rather than cutting through.