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Selling my Meatbox, an outstanding sub octave pedal from DOD. if you want your subs to earn what you paid for them and you don’t really like the punters drinking in front then just turn this on and rattle their eardrums. £95 posted within mainland UK. £90 collected in Aylesbury. -
… the knee control is pretty much a clean blend as AFAIK after asking Phil at Effectrode. I need to spend a bit of time with my one to tweak to taste for my 5 string. Lovely things though 👍🏻
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I can arrange this. Please let me know where are you located. -
Now 650 GBP delivered to any door in Europe! Here is my Fender Precision 57 RI Made in Japan. N serial-FujiGen made around 1993. 42.3mm width at the nut, 4.095 kg. Punchy and powerful sound. Shipping to Europe included in the price. Any question please ask. Cheers!-
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Tested and fully working. +£6 for UK postage. Message me if you have any questions -
EMU Classic Keys Module
andybassdoyle replied to ash's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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That’s what the special was
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My Lovely Horse - Father Ted
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Riders On The Storm - The Doors
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Going to see Springsteen in Manchester on 20th May. Not seen him for a long time, and he’s now 75 so may not be quite the 3+ hour sets like he used to do. Still, really looking forward to hearing the band (17 piece) making a wonderful noise.
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Sky Arts and other music related programmes
casapete replied to PaulWarning's topic in General Discussion
Sky Arts tonight Saturday) on Freeview at 7pm - Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott’s , followed by The Jeff Beck Story at 9pm. -
Another simple transcription but not as easy to play as it looks due to the push and pull of the pulse. This one is all about the tone and the ensemble playing. Steve Rodby's bass part to the tune 'Letter From Home' from the 1989 Pat Metheny Group album of the same name. https://bilbosbassbites.co.uk/letter-from-home-pat-metheny-group/
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EMU Classic Keys Module This dates from 1994 so now a classic module itself! Made in the USA in excellent working condition. Some rack rash and marks, screen is perfect and all knobs and switches work as they ought to. Comes with original - rather chunky PSU and tatty but complete manual. There are some great reviews out there. UK only sale - price includes postage. No trades. Some excellent demos online and a very complete review by Gordon Reid of SOS if you do a search. £150 Examples of onboard sounds - ARP 2600 ARP String Ensemble Dyno‑My‑Rhodes electric piano Fairlight Farfisa organ Fender Rhodes electric piano Hammond B3 tonewheel organ Hohner Clavinet Mellotron Moog Minimoog Moog Model 55 Moog Taurus bass pedals Oberheim Matrix 12 Oberheim OB‑X Prophet 5 Wurlitzer electric piano Yamaha CP70 piano Yamaha DX7
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Fender Deluxe Peg Machine Head for Bass (I believe made by Schaller and branded Fender) Mint condition -
The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
YellowLedBetterBass replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
I'd love it if I could find a short scale thunderbird type thing. Always liked the idea and the sound of a Tbird, but they're massively long. -
Flight Case by Thon, Made in Germany. Good condition, see pictures Outside dimensions (W x D x H): 48.5 x 32 x 50.5 cm Suitable for small combo guitar amps or other equipment. -
Gibson Knobs for guitar One is missing the cover They come with the original envelope -
Yamaha SessionCake SC-02 Opened, never used SessionCake SC-02 adds vocalists, keyboardists, and digital instruments to the mix with XLR and stereo left (mono) and right (Hi-Z) inputs, as well as a GAIN (MIC) control for dynamic microphones -
Yamaha SessionCake SC-01 Opened, never used Price includes shipping-
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You know you could be banned for having showed this... Nice work, that said and I like some Béla Fleck from time to time. 😉
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Waterboys at York Barbican in Thursday who were great. First time I'd seen them and rockier than I was expecting, not a fiddle, whistle or the like in evidence. They showcased the new "Life, Death And Dennis Hopper" album which I enjoyed, but those with me were a bit agnostic about, at best. Sound was a bit weird balance wise, with some instrumentation not as audible as others eg Hammond vs piano. Bass player was very "on it" (Aongus Ralston) using what looked like a Wilcock Mullarkey for the first section, before swapping to a P bass.
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The series before was called the American Special, wasn't it? There will probably be another similar product with a couple of small improvements and something taken away (my bet is truss rod above the nut and skunk stripe on the back of the neck, like the cheaper Mexican instruments and the newest American Ultra II.)
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Sounds very promising, except with the Full Circle... The electric bass sounds good too through this amp. Following this with great interest.
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You might already be aware of the 'blues note', which is a note that guitarists often use in their riffs and solos. If you use this 'blues note' in your bass lines or licks, your lines will sound more authentically bluesy. But did you know that this 'blues note' is part of the Blues Scale and that there are in fact two blues notes, the flat 5th and the flat 3rd? The blues scales are based off of the pentatonic scales and contain one extra note. It's important to have these scales under your fingers if you want to have creative freedom with your Blues bass playing. I’ve made a video lesson explaining how to turn pentatonic scales into blues scales. You can also download a free PDF containing handy fret diagrams of the various scales - link in video description. Enjoy!
