Vinny

They can just about be seen in this picture, I won't be getting any more as I sold it last week!

I put 3 teeny cable ties around them to keep them quiet - only as I tend to be surrounded by such things - I'd imagine a bit of sponge or even a couple of elastic bands would do the trick. Assuming the picture's still there I remember someone on here coming up with a rather novel hair-clip based solution.

Sounds like you may need to mute the strings between the bridge and the tailpiece. They make a right racket through the piezo.

I find it's only a a problem if they break below the 5th fret.

His advertising's not very good - I think he must be missing an angle.

I don't even have a picture of it. It was the same colour as yours, I seem to remember a darker finish being an option. (flame?) I think I sold it to someone in the west country, as if that matters. I do remember it sounding great with bronze strings and a pick.

I had one of those a few years ago, the only acoustic bass I regret selling.

It all makes perfect sense now I know we're talking about Ted Sand-Dune.

[quote name='Yank' timestamp='1508748487' post='3394077'] Slight odor wafting about. [/quote] He's obviously a jazz fan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As-7yRJwN2s

Brian Williams Amp Repairs in Mold knows his way round 'em! He's easy enough to find on FarceBerk.

Mine lasted a day. Don't think I'll be bothering this time!

[quote name='Norris' timestamp='1504614023' post='3366050'] Who wouldn't try to strangle the trombonist? [/quote] Insert appropriate euphemism joke here.

http://www.youtube.com/user/rpoland Warning - you may lose several days.

I take it you've tried tweaking the heights?

Just play the bassline for Billie Jean, gives the song an interesting feel.

[quote name='machinehead' timestamp='1495792714' post='3306605'] No. But I have taken my cock out on occasion, during a big showy bass solo. Frank. [/quote] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui38tcP6Ow0

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1493890272' post='3291516'] ... legally intangible disappointment, [/quote] Contender for new band name right there!

The biggest difference in the video can probably put down to his guitar, would it not make sense that a guitar maker would build an instrument to sound it's best at 440? (even if they don't build it with any thought of the A pitch) I'd like to hear the same sort of thing on different instruments, for some reason I get the feeling that windy ones would show different qualities up. Probably wrong, though.

Thread on such matters: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/302982-low-gain-od-for-flatwounds-fretless-and-rock/

Those cases look fantastic! I do wonder if they'd cause any problems round here, though, as folk'd mostly be daft enough to think you'd robbed the local Uranium enrichment facility! (there really is one)

I only have one bass. It's the storage for the six back-ups that's problematic.