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  1. ras52

    Cellist

    [quote name='Thurbs' post='1121451' date='Feb 9 2011, 03:06 PM']The band is based around St Neots so they would need to be able to travel to rehearsals there and gigs all around [b]Cambs[/b], Beds, Northants & Herts. We are following up Google and Bing leads but they haven't been very posative so far [/quote] University music department notice board?
  2. Loving the tone - is that going through some compression and a bit of overdrive?
  3. I'm still waiting for mine, and following all this talk of modding with interest. But since they're now collectors' items, I might keep it all original - I'm not as young as I used to be and need to start thinking about investing for my old age
  4. [quote name='JimD' post='1119877' date='Feb 8 2011, 10:55 AM']Great player. She plays and sings on "Anomie and Bonhomie" by Scritti Politti. This is a very interesting record and the opening track opens with her bass; even the [i]first note[/i] has such a great tone![/quote] Now THAT is a ridiculously under-appreciated album.
  5. [quote name='Sean' post='1119332' date='Feb 7 2011, 07:46 PM']If you do buy one, you'd be nuts to get [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=98388&hl=bb424"]this one[/url] that Rich is selling (if it's still around, that is).[/quote] Nuts [b]not[/b] to, surely? Go for it... I was knocked out by a 414 I tried, and only this weekend could be seen drooling over a 424 just like the one in that link.
  6. [quote name='Doddy' post='1119485' date='Feb 7 2011, 09:21 PM']She's great....too funky for her own good. Plantation Lullabies and Peace Beyond Passion are great albums.[/quote] +1, or rather +2 for those. They keep coming back to my CD tray and I'm saving the others to discover later.
  7. I have a Ryder on the way and am also planning to "flat" it. I love the TI Jazz Flats on my fretless, but haven't tried them, or any other flats, on a fretted. So I'm following this thread with interest... Do you know what gauge strings the Ryder ships with? I would expect the "standard" 45s. If the nut's too tight you can always widen it - but the opposite is not true, so I'm wary of fitting say 50s and then finding they don't suit me.
  8. I'll relieve you of your nano-balls if the others don't work out. (srsly)
  9. Loving mine now it's tweaked and restrung. But where's the serial number? Am I being dim or don't they have one?
  10. "Damn you Basschatters!" Or, "I've just made a charitable donation". The website only had Navy Blue ones left, so that made the choice easier! However it's being delivered to my home address, so it'll probably languish in a delivery depot for quite some time before I get my hands on it. The masterplan is to put flats and foam on it. I've got TI Jazz Flats on my fretless, but they cost more that 1/2 the price of the bass!
  11. I recently put Thomastik-Infeld Jazz flats on a fretless. Amazing sound, super-mwah, I even have to roll off the treble to get "that" sound!
  12. [quote name='geoffbyrne' post='1113707' date='Feb 3 2011, 12:03 PM']Pics of Mrs T in thigh boots? I must have missed that!!! I'm gutted!!!!! G.[/quote] Now I need brain bleach, being old enough to think of Maggie Thatch when someone says "Mrs T". PS I'm not David Cameron.
  13. [quote name='Hot Tub' post='1109363' date='Jan 31 2011, 12:52 PM']So, am I the only one who just looked at the thread title and thought, "Roqsolid are really gonna struggle with this one!"[/quote]
  14. KORG KDM-2 One of the few with a nice big start-stop button on the top too.
  15. [quote name='DaveB' post='1107011' date='Jan 29 2011, 09:54 AM']Thanks for the offer Talon but after the Yamaha I purchased last year i'm not gonna buy another, thank you anyway.[/quote] Shocked! BB is the biz!
  16. I'm not an expert, but I believe that the rules say that you need to put a price in the subject, preferably with a markup of £150. Anyway, I'm off to edit Sue Ryder's Wikipedia entry to say that it was her playing on all the sessions on Carol Kaye's CV.
  17. ras52

    Soliloquy

    "Top seller, A+", as they say on a well-known auction site. Bought a Rush book. Quickly posted and arrived in tip-top condition, despite the best efforts of the Royal Mail to destroy the packaging.
  18. +1 for mouse-mat foam. I used three or four layers when doing a similar job, just stacked up with no adhesive.
  19. [quote name='stef030' post='1103291' date='Jan 26 2011, 10:38 AM']. . . how about a six foot three hooker in a divers suit and firemans helmet[/quote] Not sure if you mean a rugby player or the, er, other type. 6'3 is a bit tall for either. And entering into an arrangement with either does indeed sound like a short-cut to peril. I think I'll wait until I get home before I start ignoring this thread, then I can do it safely at my [i]own[/i] peril.
  20. [quote name='Happy Jack' post='1102219' date='Jan 25 2011, 03:06 PM'] If you think you know this bassline (and some actually will, of course) listen - [b][i]really [/i][/b]listen - at 0:55 and see how close you've been getting.[/quote] ...and a topical reminder as we hurtle towards 31 January!
  21. I'm not at my own peril at the moment - is it OK to ignore it at somebody else's peril?
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