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Tlbasss

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  1. Here we have My Asdown Mag 600 Evo II for sale. I was using this with an 8x10 cab in a couple of bands when I needed to shift lots of air but now I'm no longer in those two bands. I have also recently aquired a GK rig so this amp head is now surplus. It's in Mint condition. Looking for £195 ono. Would prefer a local pickup from Whitstable Kent. Details of Ashdown Mag 600 Evo II; [url="http://www.ashdownmusic.com/bass/detail.asp?ID=207"]http://www.ashdownmusic.com/bass/detail.asp?ID=207[/url] [attachment=77368:000_0002.JPG] [attachment=77369:000_0003.JPG]
  2. It's time to let my combo go. Initially I bought it because my main amp let me down. Then I discovered Mark Bass so this combo was left unused under the stairs. It's seen no more than 14 gigs. Does have a scuff on the back where it caught on a protruding boot catch. All Buttons, Sliders and pots intact. Would prefer collection for this but could travel if not too far. Looking for £300 ono. I'm based in Sunny Whitstable in Kent. Hartke VX3500 ; The VX3500 combo combines the best selling classic Hartke 3500 amp with a killer Hartke speaker cabinet loaded with four 10" Hartke VX speakers and a high frequency driver. The VX3500 provides 350 watts of power to the built-in 2-way bass speaker system. With that kind of power and Hartke's custom designed transducers, the VX3500 is extremely live and punchy. In addition, the VX3500 offers a number of additional advanced features, including front panel compression and graphic equalizer LED indicators, effects send and return jacks, an effects send/return balance knob and a direct output with ground lift and pre or post EQ selection. With excellent power and tone, the VX3500 is ideal for live performance use in small and medium-size venues. Additionally, its advanced preamp features make it perfect for use in recording environments. And with solid cabinet construction, heavy-duty casters and recessed side handles, the VX3500 is made for the road, ensuring reliable, professional performance night after night. 3500 amplifier section with 350 watts delivered to its internal 4 ohm speaker system Amp section features tube and solid state preamps, bass, treble and contour controls, 10-band graphic EQ and variable compression Cabinet features 4 x 10" traditional paper cone drivers and a high frequency compression driver Solid braced cabinet construction, recessed side handles, and heavy duty casters [url="http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1718"]http://www.samsontech.com/products/product...cfm?prodID=1718[/url] [attachment=77366:100_0108.JPG] [attachment=77367:100_0111.JPG]
  3. Its now time to find this bass a new home. I originally got it when I was playing in a brass band being seated in between a baritone sax player and a tuba player. Have now got involved with other bands and it hardly gets plucked these days. - Solid Californian Maple neck-through-body construction - 24 fret full 2 octave Rosewood fingerboard - Steinberger® licensed headless DB detunable bridge - Two Select by EMG® J-style pickups - Active tone controls - Active on/off switch with LED - Two volume and one concentric active tone control - Two-way adjustable truss rod - Fold-out leg rest Also comes with gig bag. Very good condition except for two small scatch marks on back of body. Looking for £350. I am open to swaps providing it's something on my wanted list! More pictures are here; [url="http://www.timlong.us/hohnerheadless.html"]http://www.timlong.us/hohnerheadless.html[/url]
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  5. Ooh what a question. There's many great fretless players out there. The ones that spring to mind are; Percy Jones (Brand X) [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TALWkw3cWqA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TALWkw3cWqA[/url] Wilbur Bascomb ( Jeff Beck - Wired) [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHK210Cblwg&feature=fvsr"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHK210Cblwg&feature=fvsr[/url] Dave Ball (Barabara thompsons Paraphernalia) and hundreds more!
  6. [quote name='Crazykiwi' post='1072037' date='Dec 29 2010, 07:25 PM']Watch for the bridge too, kept catching me out a few times [/quote] .....and was that gap before the rundown on purpose too? .....Am I turning into an anorak?
  7. [quote name='stonecoldbass' post='363806' date='Dec 26 2008, 05:36 PM']I agree with steve, cracking tune. I especially like how the bass player misses the push into the first chorus....![/quote] I have to learn this for gig and I keep wondering whether the pushes into the 1st and 2nd chorus were purposely missed or not. Was looking online to find the notation and found this thread!
  8. I had always wanted to try one. The first one I ever tried wasn't me. I then tried a Rouge and loved it but it got sold before I could get it. The third one ( Essence 5 string) I bought as its smooth to play, tonaly great and looks good too. I wouldn't say its heavy compared to some other basses. Well built bass and I never have had a problem with balance. great when Di'd It still sounds good when your strings are starting to go dead too. More Hi Fi than woody sounding but glad I was able to get this bass. The only draw back I could ever mention is the dot markers are hard to see at darker gigs.
  9. John bought my G&L Tribute SB2. Fast payment. Great communicator! Cheers! Tim.
  10. I use three different rigs depending on what gig. Markbass CMD 121H, Hartke vx3500 (4x10 combo) and for the louder venues Ashdown head and a Hartke VX810. Did like the fact that Larry Hartke was on the other end of a phone so you could ask about his products. He did question why I went for the combo and not separates, but theres was a huge discount at the shop. No problems with this equipment and I think the tone and price are fine.
  11. I'm in sunny Whitstable! [quote name='willyf87' post='934007' date='Aug 23 2010, 06:41 PM']Wherebouts in kent are you?[/quote]
  12. It's time for these basses to find new homes as I'm after a new fretless. Basses for sale; Aria Pro II Steve Bailey Signature 6 string fretted bass. 24 fret 34 inch scale Solid ash body Maple bolt on neck Ebony fingerboard 2 Seymour Duncan Baselines Humbucker Pickups Active electronics (9v--Concentric Vol & Blend, Concentric Treble & Bass Cut / Boost) Tobacco sunburst finish, Double trussrods Black plated hardware Made in Korea Same as above but fretless version. Has missing scratchplate screws which I never managed to replace. Looking for £500 ono for each. G&L Tribute SB2. The pot switches have been changed. £300 ono. Fender MIM jazz bass lined fretless bought in 2007 new. £300 ono. Would prefer local pickup so you could try them first but could arrange delivery (additional cost). I'm situated in the darkest depths of Kent. I’ve posted some pictures here; www.rezumaid.com
  13. Bought Daves Wilkes Percussive bass. Great bass. Well done Dave! Thanks!
  14. [quote name='cd_david' post='679064' date='Dec 9 2009, 01:54 PM']A "post in time for Christmas" bump[/quote] Fantastic bass. Tried a red one recently. Just wondering how to justify it to wife.
  15. Been getting into the whole bass chat site and have just discovered the groove library. Would be nice to hear what we're all playing over these loops.
  16. Thank you Hampster! Never seen this site before. Tim
  17. Hi Was thinking of replacing my jack to jack leads.Have previously used whirlwind and some other cheap leads. I feel like I'm out of touch with leads. What is everybody using these days? Tim.
  18. Great thread this - Read from page one to page 21 non stop. Things that bug me are; Using wristbands as capos Stickers on basses Wing mirrors ( tuners stuck on headstocks) Any more than 6 strings is effectively a harp Scallopped fingerboards on bass Rotos - got splinters off of those things fastfret any flanger effect on bass
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  20. Hi Is the GK still available? I have a Markbass CMD 121H if your interested. Cheers, Tim.
  21. Tlbasss

    Hi

    [quote name='jonthebass' post='341978' date='Dec 1 2008, 03:35 PM']Welcome indeed. Have fun and see you around![/quote] That's what it's all about...... If it's not fun I woudn't be a bassist!
  22. Tlbasss

    Hi

    Hi All Been playing bass for 29 years. In three bands ( function,blues and a rocksy,bluesy funky band). Have owned loads of different basses, used many different amps and effects. Was using jazz basses,aria and a mark bass until I finally got my dream bass which I can't put down. Now using Alembic and Markbass. Sweet! Looking forward to using most sections of this site. Cheers!
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