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andybassdoyle

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  1. I love str, absolutely wonderful basses Sadly this is too much and too far for me, glwts though
  2. Totally agree. Two words: taste knob
  3. Thanks nick, super helpful Sounds like I’ll need to find a few days to check some of this out Appreciated folks!
  4. Thanks both I'm suitably comfortable in my own skin to look down this particular rabbit hole I think! Also, by no means set on changing the bass itself, that's just one of the many factors no doubt. I guess the question is really any recommendations in my neck of the woods? I'm not blessed with lots of free time so extensive travel is a challenge, would be great to find something a little more local. I will check out the bass room you mention Joe Cheers!
  5. Hello all, Looking for some advice or input please! I've been playing double bass for around 25 years now. It's been mainly my second instrument behind bass guitar and for the most part I've played in a jazz context. I started with a Zellor student bass for a few years then 'graduated' to a Bulgarian Kremona bass around 15/20 years ago - I can't remember. Anyhoo, point is this. I've never really considered my bass, my set up or my gear. Late last year I investigated and spent a little time cleaning my bass up and attempting some basic TLC, the effect was fantastic - a significantly improved sound and playability. No surprise perhaps! So now I am curious. Might I benefit from checking out different basses, strings or even set up. But where to go in order to do this? I'm based in Norwich, East Anglia. Thanks!
  6. I'm sorely tempted. The temptation doesn't in and of itself create any friction or other skin irritation etc. So not really sore I suppose - thankfully - but I am tempted. Agree with everything said here - close to the OC2 in a good way. Great fuzz tones, works great together. Likes passive basses much more than anything else. Octopus orgy. Nothing not to like. Did you know Octopuses have three hearts btw? Thank you on-line covid triva quiz from a few years ago.
  7. Hello all, hope you had a great New Year Still looking to move this however the pressure on a sale is no longer there. Hit me with trades up or down, I'm flexible although sorted for 4 string P and J style basses! And btw, the missing tuner screw is now replaced. Hooray! Cheers, Abd
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