mick

Bought an amp from Tim. with goods going the other way in part trade. Goods better than described , very low cost and speedy delivery by UPS Very trustworthy and I would have no hesitation in dealing with Tim again All the best Mick

Hi , sorry to break up the Overwater Hard-on party. Looking for a bit of info from the Tanglewood/Overwater guys. My son has aquired a Tanglewood Bass for next to nothing It is a Tanglewood TEB 4 string active, 5 knobs, one is a pull boost 2 Bartolino style, EMC pickups Natural finish, looks like rosewood board, 24 frets Both guitar, headstock and fretboard inlays look very similar to a schecter stiletto. Anybody any info on this model which seems rare as rocking horse doo daa. One of the main questions is , can it be gigged with these EMC pick ups. Any info on this model would be gratefully received Thank you in advance Mick

Hi , Looking for a bit of info from the Tanglewood/Overwater guys. My son has aquired a Tanglewood Bass for next to nothing It is a Tanglewood TEB 4 string active, 5 knobs, one is a pull boost 2 Bartolino style, EMC pickups Natural finish, looks like rosewood board, 24 frets Both guitar, headstock and fretboard inlays look very similar to a schecter stiletto. Anybody any info on this model which seems rare as rocking horse doo daa. One of the main questions is , can it be gigged with these EMC pick ups. Any info on this model would be gratefully received Thank you in advance Mick

Rodney the Plonker As a retired bass player of over 18 years I never had any contact with a 5 string or even a four sring as it happens . So when I seen them on stage I automatically assumed that the extra string was on the high side of G not on the low side E So one night I asked a 5 string bass player through a drunken haze how he tuned his 5th string to a C or did he drop it to B like a 6 string guitar. I now understand why he looked at me as if I was from Mars. I have since borrowed a 5 string ibanez srx and found what is now termed as the sloppy B Totally unimpressed with this floppy B, I purchased a set of 6 string bass strings and used the top 5 and tuned the guitar E-A-D-G-C very interesting but still having difficulty with the tighter fimgerboard I suppose there is a case for both as I noticed that there are far more tuning variations like the Ibanez Mike D'antonio set up and the biffy clyro "Many of Horrors" ect ect I voted no but I am a plonker as previously stated