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  2. Absurd! It's now reduced to £40, I've had to order another one to replace the boring spotlight! https://www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&goods_id=603634750295096&sku_id=61042222696856&_x_sessn_id=uws6uq4cnj&refer_page_name=bgt_order_detail&refer_page_id=10045_1763745067885_qjhig5v54u&refer_page_sn=10045&is_back=1&no_cache_id=5u5we
  3. One that was at a ridiculously cheap price on TEMU (£44!) all the others were significantly more, but it works perfectly and is reasonably bright. Fan cooled. Quiet and a metal case.
  4. It is, I love them, really good at the neck. On fretless, and like Mo Foster (at least according to an interview I read), I don't use the neck Jazz PUP, to my ear it just muddies things a little too much, so the body came up on eBay and I jumped. I knew I'd seen a similar bass with extended board and single PUP but I may have imagined the latter, either way I think I'm looking for the same out of this as Mr Foster did from his FL Jazz, I love the simplicity, to add to it I'm probably going to run the PUP straight to the jack socket. Have to say iIt has something of a Wishbass look about it in the flesh, I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not
  5. One from good ole days... havent gigged in years.
  6. … depends on a few things tbh, quality of PA, taste of FOH Engineer (if there are any), size of the band, venue acoustics. … and unfortunately I tend to find better live sound is directly correlated to spending on decent equipment!
  7. That's achieving new levels of illegibility!
  8. I was moving an acoutsic panel, bass was on the floor on its side and, well, you can guess the rest...... Nice idea but wrong end of the instrument.... Tony, that is genius, made my afternoon, and I think I may look at doing that. I'm wondering if I could use the soundhole insert from an acoustic guitar, as otherwise it could be quite vulnerable to further breaks. What did you use?
  9. Zombie thread revival. I bought an LF800 sub from a member here, ( not attributing any criticism at him). This summer I took it on a few gigs with a bbii to deal with the highs and the LF800 From the low frequency output of my preamp. Then on one gig it was fine at soundcheck but come showtime, nothing out of it at all. Brought it home the audio and mains cables are fine. however when plugged into the mains no light comes on. I hace contacted Bareface by email, got one response to confirm it was the 12" sub not the 18." but nothing else. Emailed today again with no response and the phone number is not working. I'm hoping someone from BF reads this and gets in touch. Basically if the plate amp is shot, i would like to be able to get hold of another, failing that, remove it, seal the hole and convert it to a 12" non powered sub that i can drive from my power amp. Anyone have the ear of Alex?
  10. Although I’m not a fan of the colour combo the roadworn marks look really really good.
  11. It's hard to tell from just pictures but that looks to me like the elecrolyte has leaked out from an electrolytic capacitor. Those are the blue cans you can see on some of the other photos. That's not an uncommon occurence in old amplifiers and outside of mechanical things like switches, potsand connectors probably the most common fault you see. It should be fairly obvious which components are leaking and they are cheap enough to replace usually just a few pence depending upon the sizes. The replacements will probably be smaller than the originals, thinks have moved on. Youd need to really thoroughly clean of the boards and de-solder the offending item(s) and Id be testing nearby components but I've had a pretty good rate of successful repairs by doing no more than replacing faulty caps. No guarantees of course, they may have taken other items with them but worth finding the little so and so's and pricing them up and better than creating more land fill. This all assumes you can solder and know at least enough not to electrocute yourself
  12. I've got a Double Trolley by Marc Grue. I got it broken and have mended it to be in usuable condition. I found this unusable, where the wheels were bent, and the wheel frame did no fit the stool, and the latch under the seat snapped and a few other problems. I've put a new latch on and rebent the frame, cleaned it up and tighten some loose parts so that it is in good working condition. I've have tried and tested a couple of times going to and from, and at rehearsals. This is a trolley which helps move your bass around and conveniently doubles up as a stool. Tyres hold pressure, and will require a bungee to fasten to your bass. Find out more about it here: https://doubletrolley.com/index.php Due to the size of the item, I would prefer not to post. Can meet halfway or deliver if not too far away. I can provide more pictures on request. Open to offers. Thank you
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  13. That looks amazing. Well done!
  14. Got a small tin of Hammerite Hammered Red. Need to find some oil based primer and will try tomorrow. Too cold now.
  15. Welcome to a wonderful group Tiger!
  16. Here's my favourite piece from an excellent album:
  17. Not sure if Mysterious Traveller by Weather Report would count as Alphonso Johnson is well-acknowledged as a virtuouso and the album is hardly unknown. But in terms of counterpoint bass working in the spaces yet still driving the music, and the use of effects to get some killer tones, I think it's a visionary bass masterpiece from start to finish. And always worth reminding the world that Weather Report is Zawinul and Shorter plus a great rhythm section and not simply a vehicle for Jaco as it sometimes seems to be painted.
  18. Which one did you go for?
  19. Night Goat - The Melvins
  20. Aguilar DB599 comp Great little comp pedal , home use only . As new really , bought earlier this year for £199.00 Selling for £130.00 uk postage only cheers John
  21. Indeed, and with a 585.205.527,9616 miles long coast.
  22. Like anything in music (and life in general for that matter) you'll never do it fast if you can't do it slow. Conscious, precise, slow movements are the key to any change/improvement. I've played floating thumb since I started, and doing anything else feel weird!
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  24. Anyone got more info about that rather fetching Peavey Unity? Google seems to not return much but apparently they're very nice basses indeed - £350 for a USA-made neck-thru in a very very snazzy gun metal grey colour seems like an absolute steal.
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