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LemonCello

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  1. I've just looked at two of these in my local shop. I can't help thinking that the two colours on offer are hideous! Personal taste I know but still! Lozz, I know you are a big P bass fan, have you seen, tried the Roger Waters Artist? It has a thick neck apparantly, but I like the look of it. I'd imagine these are not routinely stocked and should I be keen I'd probably have to buy one without trying it. LC
  2. LemonCello

    hi

    Welcome and enjoy! LC
  3. Welcome and enjoy! LC
  4. Welcome to BassChat from Lemon Cello now residing in Merthyr.
  5. Absolutely lovely! Always fancied a semi hollow. Good luck with the sale! LC
  6. No worries mate, I'm busy working it out, part blues 12 bar and part walking bass, getting there slooowllyyy tho! Cheers, LC
  7. I have a VMJ and a P. Both built very well and the PUPs on the VMJ especially good. All in all, just great value for money LC
  8. You might get more interest if you get down to Halfords and ask for a bike box (which they are usually only too happy to dispense). So long as the Bass is well bubble wrapped and the box cut down a little and well taped up you should have no problems. Nice Bass, LC
  9. Have any of you kind erudite well informed technically excellent BC'ers got a TAB for this?? Thanks LC
  10. Trying out for a band in a couple of weeks. You sound like a great bunch so thanks for inviting me, looking forward to it. Gary
  11. Just bought a set for my 'P', not put them on yet. Anyone use them....views? LC
  12. Just bought a really nice Squire from Dave. He's a top bloke to deal with and this looks like another bargain to me, very nice indeed.
  13. [quote name='joncaulfield72' post='977733' date='Oct 4 2010, 09:56 PM']Great teeth..... Jon Caulfield ??[/quote] Hi Jon, Yours or mine??? Gary
  14. [quote name='GUITMAN' post='976415' date='Oct 3 2010, 09:07 PM']Hi LemonCello I am the Guitarist in a band with a Singer and Drummer. We are in our late 40's and early 50's and are looking for a like minded Bass Player. We play Blues and Classic 60's, 70's Rock and have been rehearsing down at the Music Box Cardiff for the past few months. We are working on a set to hopefully do a Gig. Give us an audition we may be just what you are looking for?[/quote] Hi Guitman, Thanks for the Pm. Perhaps I ought to tell you a bit more about myself, experience etc. I dabbled with the Bass more than 20 years ago now and not in a big way. Learned a few songs but never gigged. In the intervening years I played Cello for Cardiff Philharmonic Orchestra (and others) so I have a classical background which helps with understanding music. Two Glastonbury's ago I caught Blur's reunion on the box and Alex James's bass playing inspired me to take up the Bass again so I've been having lessons with Jon Caulfield in Cardiff (excellent session guy, you might know of him). So, cards on the table, I've never gigged with anyone (if you exclude school boy stuff). I can learn stuff pretty quickly because of my previous music training and am keen to rehearse but am a little wary that you guys will be a good way in front of me due to your few months of playing together. Perhaps you could let me have a set list (audition tracks) and I'll have a look at them before joining you (if your still keen that is). My mobile number is 07854 792843 if you want to give me a bell. Cheers, Gary
  15. How has this not gone? A serious piece of kit for the money I reckon. LC
  16. 47 year old (own teeth) sounds like an ad for Dateline? wants to get playing in the Cardiff area with like minded individuals. Covers would be fine to start with. I've been looking at Gumtree and ads in my local guitar store and all the bands looking for Bassists seem to be comprised of 12 year olds? Prefer the rockier type of stuff, Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, Rush, Police, Queen. Rehearsing at the mo with a view to perhaps gigging would be fine. Cheers, LC
  17. [quote name='BurritoBass' post='962470' date='Sep 20 2010, 05:45 PM']With the bridge and pickup you'll generate a bit of interest but unfortunately these mods whilst improving the playability and tone of an instrument don't earn the invested money back for you. I think you'd do well if you got much more than £150, especially in the current climate.[/quote] Just been eyeballin your collection. That choccy brown 78 P is just the most gorgeous thing. Does she play equally well, I know some 70's Fenders suffer build issues? Just stunning tho! LC
  18. [quote name='Slipperydick' post='965991' date='Sep 23 2010, 07:30 PM']Recently built up a Precision with a Jazz neck, all with bits from ebay collected over a couple of years. Used some pickups Squier I think, that were lying around and was sorely dissapointed. Have now fitted these; [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kent-Armstrong-Precision-Bass-Alnico-Hot-Pickup-/150480556590?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item230957122e"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kent-Armstrong-Preci...=item230957122e[/url] Theyre great, it sounds loads more like an old Fender than my 91 Mex Precision does. And for the price, well worth a go I reckon.[/quote] Cheers I'll check them out. LC
  19. [quote name='Lozz196' post='966363' date='Sep 24 2010, 08:38 AM']Welcome to Basschat[/quote] Enjoy
  20. Agree with all previous comments. Just traded some gear with Andy, all arrived on time (day before in fact) and brilliantly packaged. Cheers Mate! LC
  21. LemonCello

    Squier VMJ

    Got mine from Sounds Live about a year ago, great guys to deal with ex demo and £100 quid off RRP. First impressions were good, nice slim maple neck with blocks. (These are not block inlays but appear to have been superimposed in some way onto the fingerboard). I'd like to know how they do that. The quality appears to be high, no rough or unfinished edges and the neck has a satin finish (my preference anyway). The PUPS are Duncan designed (Not Seymours for this price but work very well). All in all unbelievable value for money these squiers. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend. LC
  22. [quote name='Lozz196' post='962610' date='Sep 20 2010, 07:30 PM']+1 to that, change of pickups can dramatically change the sound of yr bass, even between different models by the same manufacturer. I`ve established that the pickups I prefer in P-Basses are those from the US Standard Precision. Have tried others, but these seem (strangely enough) to sound more like a P-Bass to me than any others. No need for upgrades in mah town![/quote] Thanks for the advice guys. Was just wondering if the stock squier PUPs on these things were pants back in '96.
  23. [quote name='anthomp' post='961155' date='Sep 19 2010, 01:29 PM']b b b b BUMP[/quote] Drooling, salivating, trouser issues!
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