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  2. RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE started following New Boss GX-1B
  3. RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE
    This popped up on my YouTube feed yesterday . I don’t know who the bass player is doing the demos . She has a lot of knowledge,while going through many basses . I immediately thought of the ME-50 B which hasn’t really been out that long . Similar price too it seems . As a person who practices at home these days and records stuff on GarageBand, this seems good . I don’t know how fiddly this would be to use in terms of menu diving etc. The ME50b is more bulky ( downside ) but seems straightforward otherwise . It looks like the GX-1B would be usb powered like the zoom B3 unlike the ME50 B which needs to be run on batteries or 9v power supply . Does the GX1 B have a looper ? It’s good that both of the units mentioned can be controlled by the Boss apps if that floats . I don’t think I’d bother though as it means more menu diving .
  4. asingardenof
    Indeed. It's like we get it, Jaco did you a solid and gave you the template for a fretless Jazz, but that doesn't mean that every fretless Jazz has to replicate that in some form! I mean, they even managed an unlined fretless Precision in the Tony Franklin signature (which for obvious reasons will always be named the Imprecision in my head).
  5. asingardenof
    Playing a 60th birthday bash tomorrow evening. Hoping I haven't forgotten how to play over Christmas...
  6. prowla
    Putting "absolutely" after an opinion still doesn't make it a fact and the "I'd say" confirms it as opinion.
  7. LukeFRC started following Live effects - but not via effects pedals (e.g. using Akai MPC, Roland SP 404, Korg KAOSS, Laptop, Mixing desks).
  8. LukeFRC
    Will the new stuff in Helix Stadium support the drums and synth and sequencing changes to things via midi through the song?
  9. AinsleyWalker
    Which part, the last sentence? Absolutely! The part about the application of pickguards? I'd say that's accurate
  10. prowla
    That is an opinion, but not absolute fact.
  11. Manor57
    cheers Mark , it’s lovely just needs playing
  12. GisserD started following Eden neo powered EX210N 8 OHM + D115 cabs
  13. GisserD
    These are the real deal. Love my 410 Glwts
  14. AinsleyWalker
    On an acoustic instrument where you need to strum for volume, I can understand a guard (but I'd prefer not to have one) but on electric basses they have been almost solely cosmetic (Jazz bass) or to hide routing (P bass). Some look OK, others look tacky.
  15. Richard R
    That pic is worth entering in this month's photography competition: "Grey is beautiful "
  16. Quatschmacher
    This shows some of what it can do:
  17. RSbassman
    For Sale My Hondo Deluxe Series 830 Precision Bass Dates from late 70s to early 80s Maple Neck and finger board both in good condition no issues Bodywood Unknown Tuners look and work perfectly Has a Solid brass bridge and string stay The bass plays and sounds great and has that old school sound Weight 4.55kg Prefer Meetup or Collection
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  18. Kev started following I'm not stupid, it's my stupid Rickenbacker that's stupid, ok?
  19. Kev
    I had this too when I picked up a 70's faker. My knobs are labelled though, so this should make you feel better.
  20. TimR started following Where can I get some decent bass sized straight edges?
  21. TimR
    Spirit level.
  22. johnbiffa
    Happy to split if that works for you
  23. johnbiffa
    Thanks, it certainly has mojo 😎
  24. BassApprentice started following P / L-1000 kit bitsa build
  25. BassApprentice
    Looks a great starting point - for me I'd go for a L-1000 route. Whilst you have 2 pickups, you can still pickup an Tribute L-2000, so you'd be building a budget L-1000 which you cant get. And if you want to offload that spare pickup - I might be interested 😂
  26. 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.
  27. Craig Robinson
    Cheers Pete!
  28. Grooverjr
    Ah, the joys of having too many toys and not enough brainpower (I am a fully signed up member of that club) The one that gets me is the East P retro. Makes some lovely, lovely sounds but there is a lot of wizardry to fit into 2 stacked pots. I have to have the instructions handy if I haven't played around with the settings on that bass for a while.
  29. Musicman666
    hejirah by joni mitchell is as good as it gets ...jaco only played on four tracks but that's enough to seal the deal for me.
  30. RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE started following Sei Flamboyant Headless 5
  31. RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE
    If I were a 5 stringer this would be the bass I’d go for . Groovy !
  32. Jayynotes
    Jayynotes joined the community
  33. Basswoy
    Basswoy joined the community
  34. Kev
    Unfortunately, my lasting experience of dealing with stuff going wrong wasn't as positive with my two cabs, a shame, as I've owned half a dozen in the past, but not likely again. Still, this is better, and I daresay this thread may also have assisted in the response.
  35. LeftyJ
    They did! The earliest models, from 1978 until 1982, had REALLY big necks, both thick and wide. I've had two MC924L's from that period. They were great, but incredibly heavy and while I was comfortable with the big neck, I prefer a thinner and narrower neck these days. Which is why I've only got my 1983 model anymore: it's the later model with the bevelled edges, and PJ pickups in soapbar casings. Coincidence has it this is my year of birth, the serial number dates it to December 1983 which makes it only a month younger than me.
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