stingrayPete1977

I'm not really into wooden looking basses but I do like Wals.

I'd be unlikely to even invite a non driving band member for an audition, but I'm not in a city and not are our gigs generally (ok Lichfield is technically a city, just).

The only good thing is that a new set should sound just as dead and lifeless as a 16 year old set within two gigs

Is it a parking eye or some such nonsense? Pop it in the bin if it is.

It's not very often you see one pointing upwards

My pre EB was around 8.5lbs , I did have another one that was around 12!

You need a Stingray5 on that list

Ed Friedland used GB amps to demo every type of bass playing every style of music. I've used mine in covers bands playing double bass 50s Rock n roll through to the latest chart pop music with every genre and era inbetween.

I can't tell much difference tone wise between my 6.0 and Shuttlemax 9.2 on it's valve channel.

If you have 'parallel' inputs on your cabs then you can daisy chain them providing they are the correct ohmage?

I like Fender but I can't see anything new.

Lot of TNT love here, lol.

It is indeed https://www.scales-chords.com/findnotes_en.php?n1=E&n2=&n3=&n4=A&n5=D&n6=G You can see how a single chord even with three notes doesn't define the chord as clearly as some people here would have you believe, just that one example of eadg throws up multiple possibilities, of course if it was written down then you'd have the key signature and also no need to define anything because the notation would tell you the key and which notes to play, even a two note chord.

It doesn't really matter imo, if you were following notation it tells you exactly what notes to play so there's no need to define it as BigRedX has hinted at, if it's just a chord chart I see no harm in playing anywhere between nothing at all to all the available notes in the given chord.

My Stingray Classic five has a full compliment of adjustable foam dampers, one per string, I've never used them!

My favourite amp for sound was the 1x15 Peavy TNT, probably worth £75 or less these days.

Terrible news, that's no age.

The drummer is at the wrong gig.

No Stingray. Nonsense.

It sounds like the price reflects the refin to me, on a bass you'll play protecting the decal would be a bonus imo, ok it would be nice to be totally upplayed and untouched with the hangtags but then it would be £15 grand or more.

Just buy Rotos, 2 days later they have less sizzle than Jamersons flats.

It wouldn't bother me on a bass with a body refin. Looks nice and sounds like a fair price but I'm no expert.

I'd be looking in every crack convertors within a decent radius, not online, regardless of what some people say they know exactly what goes on and don't list 'certain' items online.

I use a Genz Benz Shuttlemax 9.2, I like it.

Like one the many "Chords for violin" books I mentioned earlier?