stef030

all the very best , hope you get the gig keep us informed cheers stef

went to see a band ,rock covers,were quite good had a little to drink fish and chips after,now at home what a nice night

been offered one of these fellas for £250, its a five stringer absolutly mint with funky gig bag am going tom to have a look see,what do you guys think worth a punt or not been playing the jazz,and have sold the six string,never played a peavey so couldnt tell the first thing about them any help would be good thanks in advance cheers stef

i thought it looked more like a gallien kruger

when I first started it was wishbone ash free yes family humble pie life was alot simpler then hey but its still good now

[quote name='Pollinator95' post='1119067' date='Feb 7 2011, 04:36 PM']I haven´t tried one, but half the people at Talkbass.com seem to have one. You could start here : [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=580379&highlight=mb210"]http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.p...highlight=mb210[/url][/quote] have had my one for a while,more than impressed, with a 2x10 or 1x12 ext cab more that loud enough for small pubs built in chorus is quite warm and nice as well, still have the ampeg as a backup if needed,but in reality that will go I think cheers stef

[quote name='Jerry_B' post='1118311' date='Feb 6 2011, 09:34 PM']Hmm - interesting! Must admit I'd not considered a 2x, because of the size - but it's a nice idea. Any 1x combos in my price range that fit the bill?[/quote] well I know that I was very lucky,got my gk 150 for a gnats cock under £300, just a case of keeping your eyes peeled and being ready with the wonga

how sad, gary moore found dead in spain aged 58 rip

my jazz been with me since 78 will never part with it,even when I was homeless for a very short while,it lived under my moms bed back in edinburgh as I was in london my friend took it up when he was visiting family,when I got myself sorted again went up to visit mom and pick it up,been with me ever since, been with me longer than the wife, lol

[quote name='TheGreek' post='1113146' date='Feb 2 2011, 10:34 PM'] I didn't know this - quite a change of style for Mr Numan.. [/quote] thanks for that guys

not very good at this links thing but for me it has to be pino palladino on oleta adams get here if you can, and again on 1930,s rust by gary numan,pino gone from one extreme to the other

in squier jazz fretless and a 5 string not quite decided what yet out washburn mb6

as with most on this if I liked the gear then yes I would have it if it was not good then no

first and foremost is another guitar tuner spare strings,leads oh and more time to practice as I have only just started again after a long layoff cheers stef

[quote name='dlloyd' post='1107970' date='Jan 30 2011, 11:44 AM']The "Piltdown Man" bit? From memory it's "Slogadoch doch wonowoch Slogadoch doch wonow Slogadoch doch wonowoch Sleeogadoch doch wonaow" Does that help? [/quote] aaahhhhhhaaaaaa thats the very fellow which is all very good,and I know I used to smoke a thing or too in my youth,what the bloody hell does it mean

now that I am a old giffer,I have been listening to old albums that were big in my youth, yesterday I was listening to tubular bells, the remastered edition.in the second partits music as normal and then he starts a vocal line, what the bloody hell is he saying I have not got a clue,I am usually quite good at that sort of thing but can not make head nor tail of it noticed it before when I was young,but must have smoked too much to care lol so anyone got any ideas cheers stef

the one and only chester thompson,matt sorom

done,

looks like a replacement on the way I feel for you,losing a bass is like a friend

the one and only FRANCIS DUNNERY