cetera
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[/quote] Lovely sunburst spector on the right there......
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So, has the new amp arrived.... and what's the score?!?
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Saw them at the Astoria on the Vivid tour... and the Marquee on the Time's Up tour. Great band. Must buy this DVD....!
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[b][u]31 Basses:[/u][/b] [i]14 Spectors 3 Jacksons 3 Felines 2 Wals 2 Fernandes 1 Hamer 1 Fender 1 Pedulla 1 Staccato 1 Peavey 1 Punisher 1 Axe[/i] [u][b]1 Acoustic Bass:[/b][/u] [i]Kramer Ferrington[/i] [b][u]8 Electric Guitars:[/u][/b] [i]2 Silvertones 1 Schon 1 Ibanez 1 Washburn 1 Epiphone 1 Burny 1 Greco[/i]
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Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
cetera replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='cheddatom' post='59220' date='Sep 12 2007, 12:38 PM']Yeh, I really like it there, it has a great stage and a cool atmosphere, even when there's no-one there! What's your band?[/quote] Europe's #1/The World's Longest Running KISS Tribute Band "Dressed To Kill" -
Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
cetera replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='cheddatom' post='59137' date='Sep 12 2007, 10:44 AM']I like this picture 'cos you can see some of my board, and my bass looks great! Anyone else play the Limelight in Crewe?[/quote] Oh yes, play it twice a year and have done for probably 10 years or so... I played it last Friday actually.... great venue!! -
Ooooh! I LIKE that black one.... Oh no... more GAS!
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Prob around £400 - £450 I would think...
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I have an original Ibanez Iceman 'Paul Stanley' guitar from 1978 and it is one of the best guitars I've ever owned/played. Never had the bass version..... though I have been tempted by the dual soapbar / bound-body versions from a few years back.
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[quote name='tayste_2000' post='58163' date='Sep 10 2007, 12:50 PM']I'm holding out for one of the Thunderbirds you have [/quote] Sorry buddy, I ain't gonna be selling those! However, type 'Fernandes Thunderbird' into eBay (worldwide search) and you should see two on there at bargain prices. One is a bolt-on with passive pickups and a full size body, the other is a more expensive thru neck with active pickups and a slightly reduced (3/4 size) body. Both are superb....! The seller (Mustang_Axeslinger) is the same guy I bought mine from and he comes highly recommended. Let me know how you get on.... -
In a nutshell.... 4 string basses aren't going anywhere. Neither are double basses. The White Stripes sound like my cousins band in their garage (there's two of them and they're 11 years old)....
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Where's Lorne? I'm sure he'd have something to say....!
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More Wal loveliness..... very nice my friend!
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[quote name='bass_ferret' post='52883' date='Aug 30 2007, 05:05 PM']OMG - nearly had an accident. How can you play Spectors when you have that?[/quote] VERY easily..... Spectors are IMHO the ULTIMATE 'rock' bass.... no question..... For fretless though.... You can't beat a Wal...
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In addition to many of those mentioned above I would add: Peter Cetera & Danny Seraphine (Chicago) Tiran Porter & John Hartman/Keith Knudsen (Doobie Brothers) Guy Pratt & Brian McLeod (Toy Matinee) Ross Valory & Steve Smith (Journey)
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Chicago..... just to get to play all those cool old Peter Cetera basslines.... with the horn section! I couldn't manage to sing his amazing vocals AND play at the same time though! The Doobie Brothers.... to relive the classic Tiran Porter basslines & good-time harmony vocals! KISS.... to experience being part of the whole stageshow...and the 'encores' back at the hotel afterwards...
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The Wal MK1 Geddy Lee that's on the 'For Sale' section.....!!
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The difference between the NSCR and the NSCRFM was simply in the quality of the maple. Both were maple thru-neck but the 'FM' models had a flamed maple top whereas the others had a more standard top. Electronics in both were either 'Aguliar' or EMG 'Spector' circuits. The newer LX models are thru-neck maple with alder bodysides with a slice of walnut through the middle (to increase the 'fundamental') and a maple top. They have the new Spector 'Tonepump' circuit in them. These basses are slightly lighter and take some taming!
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[quote name='The Funk' post='53190' date='Aug 31 2007, 10:28 AM'](I always accidentally type Enter Shakira!!!)[/quote] That's just wishful thinking....!
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Jeff Genzler and his crew have an EXCELLENT reputation for superb Customer Service. Sounds like they are proving that very point right now.... ^_^
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Here's mine.... A Pedulla Buzz Deluxe lined fretless (yep, it's in [i]black[/i]) And A Wal Mk1 un-lined fretless with stained maple facings...
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I would give a miss to anything more than a pedal made by them....
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[quote name='Alpha-Dave' post='52384' date='Aug 29 2007, 03:34 PM']Cambridge would be better, or at least a place off the M1 or A1.[/quote] But then that would almost be more of a 'Midlands Bash'...
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Does anyone know if there's much difference in quality between Japanese Fenders from the mid 90's and the ones today? I've seen a mid 90's Japanese Fender P bass for under £250 and was wondering what the score was on these...
