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  2. Dan Dare
    "I'm sticking it to The Man by playing a load of wrong notes". Cool.
  3. mattpbass started following Advice needed: organising being paid via bank transfer etc.
  4. mattpbass
    If you don’t want it going through your personal account, set up a separate account for the band with someone like Starling and make all payments in/out of that. 10 minute job to get one up and running.
  5. snorkie635 started following Community Fundraiser for our very own Lee650
  6. snorkie635
    Just donated. Best wishes and hope Lee holds onto his bass.
  7. police squad started following Community Fundraiser for our very own Lee650
  8. police squad
    I don't know Lee but more than happy to help
  9. bassfan started following Community Fundraiser for our very own Lee650
  10. bassfan
    Top bloke. - what @walshy just said. More than happy to help. 😘
  11. Marvin started following Advice needed: organising being paid via bank transfer etc.
  12. Marvin
    I'm sure this has been covered many times but I can't find a relevant thread. I've never had anything to do with payment side regarding gigs, the band leader has always sorted it. In a new band and there isn't a band leader as such so we're a bit in the dark on some things. We've got a gig coming up where the pub pays by bank transfer (on the day). This seems to be the way a lot of pubs etc are going. If it's a regular payment method for the places we're going to be playing, what's a good way of organising it for a band? To be honest I wouldn't want regular transfers going into my account and the 3 transfers going out... Cheers
  13. dmdavies
    It's as good as the Strandberg I used to have, without the stupid neck.
  14. bass_dinger started following "..finding a soul/funk/groove influenced bassist has been like searching for the holy Grail." Really?! and Bad Experience with Bax
  15. Skybone
    Swinging the Chain - Black Sabbath
  16. Burns-bass
    I get that. I suppose it’s because the only fretless basses I’ve had have had no dots or lines. If I try and look at the double bass neck when shifting it can put it all out of whack causing intonation issues. (To be fair, it sounds awful whatever I do.)
  17. Terry M.
    I've never heard this said before about Sadowskys 🤔 Interestingly I've had passive Fender Jazz basses that disappeared into the mix with both pickups on full.
  18. PaulFenderJazz
    A good comparison: the Markbass CMD 121P is a very good benchmark in my view
  19. Owen started following Amplification advice
  20. Owen
    Amp placement is also a factor. Having it projecting at the back of the instrument can be an issue. Not always, but can. If you stand to the side of it, that might alleviate immediate problems.
  21. S.Grey1976
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  22. walshy started following Community Fundraiser for our very own Lee650
  23. walshy
    Done chaps, @lee650 is a bloody legend. Let me know if I or VBR can help
  24. Magister Ludi
    Hi Andy-Is this for still for sale ? PM with want your wanting inc haggle room for qiuck sale Hardcase and bitz etc and the small matter of P & P to GU9 Farnham-I known its not too bad cos I bought a P Bass yesterday from geordieworld and ther were no moans re that deal. Let me know what you think Andy Cheers & Later J-P
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  26. TimR started following Black Crows Hard to Handle. I have been playing it wrong all these years.
  27. TimR
    Doesn't the original have brass? To be honest, I can't be bothered to bring a brass section into the pub for a single song. So the bass and guitar will have to have a different arrangement to cover that song. Black Crowes arrangement, Otis Reding, Committments, or our arrangement. Most people are just listening to the singer.
  28. Burns-bass
    The book? Of course. Send me your address.
  29. thestick
    Great colour, great bass GLWS
  30. Magister Ludi
    just a further-I'm still wth serious health crap (stage 4 B) cant drive under the influences of finest liquid morphine,that just also stops your driving--Cars I don't mind,but Bikes-They sre mind big time,witout the meds I'm restricted to 2-300yards walking at any one time-Its a laugh necking from a big bottle of Isomorth in the middle or the posh bit of waitrose !!! LOL wearing leathers and looking dangerous to boot................
  31. NickD
    Awesome, cheers!
  32. Magister Ludi
    this bitsa still around? do have a have car? can you get to Farnham a few miles down the road? I'm next to the sportscetre in the middle of town. I want it for some surrealistic painwerk in time........we'll see email thru here and give us a time and date to deliver,and I'll give you some spondulics £110 worthlike. or just maybe its gone already? Bloody music and paint eh- later Magister Ludi
  33. baldwinbass
    Working On A Chain Gang - Sam Cooke
  34. Paddy777
    Class pedal - I feel like these original ones have a bit of mojo that the new ones don’t quite have
  35. Downunderwonder
    Be aware that most distortion / fuzz type pedals, and chorus, and random others, return a signal that is 180 degrees, or some other random amount, off from the original signal. This has no effect on a series fx loop but when you are blending an effected signal with clean you can get an unpleasant mishmash.
  36. Sammybass
    The ultimate pocket-rocket! Fantastic little amp in mint condish. Collect from Chesterfield (5 mins from M1) or add £5 for UK postage. Cheers! Sam
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  37. Sammybass
    Inspired by both new and old, the AfterLife has FOUR different internal analog circuits that provide 2 distortions and 2 fuzzes. Providing plenty of headroom and a ton of gain, these four selections will cover all the distorted ground you’ve got. While the outside boasts a lone Mode selection knob and a Volume control, there’s more under the hood to this one. Internal adjustable trimpots are available for all four modes, with parameters like overall Volume, Bias, Gain and Filter. The enclosure is 100% Solid Aircraft Aluminum Machined. The artwork on the front and back is laser-engraved, and each AfterLife pedal is 100% hand-wired and hand-built. Collect from Chesterfield or add £5 for UK postage. Cheers! Sam
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