LukeFRC

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[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1434554012' post='2800729'] That's a [url="http://www.odysseyguitars.ca/"]Balogh Odyssey[/url]. 70s/80s hand-made Canadian thing, Flat Eric can tell you all about them, he's got two. Me, I just have GAS for one. Where is it, is it for sale, and if so, how much? I missed out on a guitar version on Edinburgh Gumtree that was up for £25. Seller thought it was cheap rubbish... Jon. [/quote] I was in northampton for £125 and but for the fact I was away on holiday.... looked a nice bass, you could tell it was fairly high build spec just from the photo

So... one for the experts this as it's got me stumped.... though I feel like I've seen it, or similar before.... what is it? (Bart pups)

I've had this as well... your TC Rebel heads are loud sounding amps but they aren't pushing much more RMS power than the MiBass/Mag etc.... so I cannae see a point in looking at other amps. Turn any compression off. Don't boost the low end on either your amp or bass. Make sure the EQ point on your low mid isn't too low either. Maybe you only need one cab? Try that. It will sound middy and a bit rubbish on its own but in the mix it should work well. It all depends of course if you have PA support for the bass or if you are providing the bass sound for the FOH. If you are taking a DI to the desk you can let the sound guy set the FOH sound and your amp is just a monitor for you. on the plus side if you only need one cab it solves your cab dilemma in your other thread

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1434310945' post='2798602'] Just showed that to the wife, who said "ooooh that's sexy, I'd sleep with someone who had that bass " [/quote] well theres two of them..... I don't even know how that works!

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1434237817' post='2797974'] [/quote] you didn't last long warwickless did you?

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1434231842' post='2797885'] Incoming.... [/quote] oh here we go again.... 30th anni?

The GB74/75 is on paper a great bass - so much so I went to try a few out a few years back... it was ok. played well enough in the hands - kinda bland tone, it didn't excite me. I figured by the time you had got decent new pups (Delano Hybrid?!) and preamp in it it wasn't so cheap any more. I would say that was just based on shop try outs. One bass that did blow me away in a shop, so much so I lost track of time playing it, was the Yamaha 424/5 - I just grabbed something off the wall to try an amp with and that was closest... and utterly amazing.

[quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1434111917' post='2796813'] Is that Mr Plinky-Plonky? Always plays with a capo? [/quote] think so, outside the library. Nice guitar

Theres a busker on byres road who plays a very old beaten up shell pink and tort jaguar (or jazzmaster) looks stunning. I would

[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1433452577' post='2791274'] Don't know much about these but it looks like they got the pickup in the right place! [/quote] 'they' being a Mr Leo Fender?

[quote name='jonnythenotes' timestamp='1434029633' post='2796090'] A bit of fun here... I bought my Trace Elliot T bass in 1996, and its still with me now. I have had so much gear come and go over the years, basses, amps, cabs, pedals, you name it, and at some stage I have had it, but this bass is still with me. It's not the best, or most expensive I have ever had, but it is the one that means the most to me, has been all over the country with me, and has got a sound to it that none of my others has, or is capable of reproducing. Sometimes in doesn't see the light of day for months on end, but when it does come out, it's like seeing an old buddy again. It weighs a ton, has got a few clunks on it, it's pretty old school now after 20 years compared to what's out there now.. But with that age comes its own unique voice.... Anyway what's your old faithful, and why.... ( Selling a bass and buying it back again gets you extra points..) [/quote] I was reading a review of those T-basses over on the statii site... nothing remarkable in a review of what is a well regarded bass.... at the end it's got the pull out box showing the other things available at similar prices - typical stingray, a fender jazz and then a Wal 4 string for £1400.... even allowing for inflation Wals are more expensive secondhand now than they were new then!! Anyway I digress.... My Warwick Streamer Stage 1 i got it for a silly low price. And played it lots - didn't like the sound... stuck barts in, .. played it loads - went through a phase where I think I had it up for sale more than I didn't. Was still playing it a lot... I'm particularly grateful for Flanker for telling me I was daft and to keep it when I offered it to him in exchange for a Nash jazz bass. moved to leeds and had the boys and Alpher do an absolutely beasting fret job on it (they know what they are doing) and stuck ACG preamp in.... and it sounds and plays great now. And... I could spend hundreds on a bass, go the full custom route or whatever - but I don't think I could improve on my Streamer. It's well played and sounds great. (might try some different pups sometime)

looks great charlie!

well it belongs to a bass chatter if I remember rightly. interesting control cavity... I've a feeling that mr Letts is still working out how to solder... and I'm not sure the shielding does much with the big gaps in it...

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1433751257' post='2793509'] Really? It seems every time I leave the house I'm surrounded by useless, feckless bastards! How did that happen?? [/quote] thats more to do with where you live i think.