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  2. HeadlessBassist
    Listing all your past basses is an interesting exercise. We really do run in trends - I've owned 19 Fender basses over the years.
  3. Bilbo
    Bit of fun that someone was asking for on one of the Facebook bass transcription forums. This is the complete Mel Schacher performance on the tune 'Some Kind Of Wonderful' from the 1974 Grand Funk Railroad album, 'All The Girls In The World Beware'. Straight as they come. https://bilbosbassbites.co.uk/some-kind-of-wonderful-grand-funk-railroad/
  4. lurksalot
    I swapped a Warwick fretless for a double bass many moons ago , still don’t play it really , but it’s a lovely piece of furniture
  5. JazzyJ
  6. Rich
    My favourite is Micro-timin' With Mr Bloe.
  7. jwood662
    I’ll just leave this here then 😜
  8. tauzero
    An interesting arithmetic system you have there.
  9. Rich
    Year started playing: 1982 Number of basses: 10 Music theory: 3 ** Technique: 4 Groove: 8 (** I did give myself a 1 originally, but then I realised that I can follow a chart quite well even if I can't actually read the notes.)
  10. Stofferson
    For Sale EHX bass Soul Food Hardly used, as new aside from Velcro on its backside Boxed with PSU £55 inc Postage
  11. Rich
    Number of strings: 5 Number of frets: 24 Scale length: 34 Number of pickups: 2 Number of controls (switches/knobs): 8 (6 rotary controls, 3 switches)
  12. Rich
    Ouch! - The Rutles
  13. Piers_Williamson started following Basschat Top Trumps
  14. Piers_Williamson
    Is a higher number of basses a good or a bad score? I know the E-Type Jag used to win everything with 12 Cylinders, but would an electric Lotus 7 (for instance) trump that today?
  15. Marvin started following Basschat Top Trumps
  16. Marvin
    Year started playing: 1990 (sold my gear in 1997 and had a 12 year sabbatical started again in 2009) Number of basses: 2 (most was 3) Music theory: 2 Technique: 4 Groove: 7 I'm not very good to be fair.
  17. chris_b
    Good move.
  18. dave_bass5
    Thanks. Ive since made my mate actually try it and he now confirms I was right. Very tempted to get one.
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  20. waveydavy
    Genuine Ebmm scratchplate in black pearl from an early 2000s USA sterling 4h. good used condition
  21. Skybone
    Another 45-105 stainless rounds user (D'Addario's). Absolutely no issues at all.
  22. HeadlessBassist started following Basschat Top Trumps
  23. HeadlessBassist
    Year started playing: 1977 Number of basses: 9 (currently) - Just listed all basses over time. I'm reckoning 74. Maybe missed one or two! Music Theory: 10 - Music degree & two teaching diplomas. Technique: 10 Groove: 9
  24. MichaelDean started following NBD - CORT FUSION 5
  25. MichaelDean
    That looks lovely! I went from mainly playing my Mustang to a SBMM Sub Ray 5 quite a few years ago now. I think I prefer 5s these days, but it's fun going to my Mustang from my Dingwall. Totally different beasts. Enjoy discovering it!
  26. Patrick Francis started following The very lightest tuners (for a Stingray) - advice please
  27. Patrick Francis
    I'm coming to the conclusion there is not a Gotoh Res-O-Lite lightweight tuner replacement for Ernie Ball basses - and the Hipshot lightweights will leave visible screw holes on your headstock. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'd prefer to be wrong. This is for a USA made Ernie Ball Sterling which has a bit of neck drive due to the lightweight smaller body. What I soon discovered is a bit of neck dive can be fixed not necessarily by a wider strap, but a more "grippy" one at the right height. Spend a bit of time and try raising your bass a bit. Let the top horn of the bass reach up to about halfway across your sternum. What I soon discovered is what I initially thought was unrecoverable case of neck dive, turned out to be quite manageable.
  28. Sparky Mark started following Daphne Blue P-Bass
  29. Sparky Mark
    Is it really a Fender Custom Shop Limited Series bass...... for £600?!!!
  30. Chienmortbb started following New Amp Day - Trace Elliot BLX130 Combo and matching cab
  31. Chienmortbb
    The BLX130 is the one amp I regret selling and I sold it because,,,, I could not find the extension cabinet.
  32. Osiris
    @Chienmortbb @Pow_22 Thanks for the information. With all the talk of valve tone and the thump of class A/B power amps and the heft - there, I said it 😱 - that you get from old school amp designs like this, coupled with what I think is pretty much a give away price, I'm surprised this is still hanging around. Someone somewhere mentioned that this series of amps wasn't particularly desirable but given that they doesn't suffer from the wooly sound some folks complain of with Ashdown amps I think they're an underrated gem. But as I gig almost exclusively on IEMs these days and have a light weight amp and cab for the occasional dep gig with backline, this is sadly in the way and needs to go to a new loving home.
  33. Quatschmacher
    Well, what do you know, he removed my comment linking to the free patches that I’ve shared within the community via the Panda official cloud site. I wonder why…🤔 He also removed my comment thanking him for showcasing the pedal and linking to the Facebook group I set up.🤷🏻
  34. StingRayBoy42
    Are you saying I'm fat?! I'll have you know it's all muscle.
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