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Marky L

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  1. Looking good And I totally approve of the colour schemes.. that's what I like! Out of interest, do you think the US P is markedly better than the MIM or is it a close call? M.
  2. [quote name='barneyg42' post='366024' date='Dec 30 2008, 09:45 AM']Phil was born in West Bromwich!![/quote] Well then, let me remove my Pedant Of The Year badge and ram it up my arse where it belongs! I stand corrected
  3. [quote name='tonybassplayer' post='365799' date='Dec 29 2008, 09:56 PM']Bought it from Sound Control during the close down phase. The problem is that it is the ac/dc adaptor with the shaver type pins coming out of it so it looks like I will need a complete new adaptor.[/quote] BigRedX is correct. By law it should be supplied with a correctly moulded UK power unit.. but the fact that it was from Sound Control as they closed down doesn't help. Try contacting the manufacturer. As for it being a shaver style connection, I would hazard a guess that it's actually a Euro 2 pin plug and you can get plenty of adaptors for that. Or go down the dodgy route of using something to poke in the earth pin hole of the socket to open up the other two socket holes and then jam the bugger in. Done it with laptops before *Disclaimer. If you die or blow up because of the above advice, don't come limping to me.
  4. [quote name='JimH' post='365441' date='Dec 29 2008, 01:14 PM']Didn't you get a little circle of self-adhesive velcro (well, 2 actually.... ) ?[/quote] Yeah I did (just one) but I didn't think it would stay sticky for long. Hmm.. so should I have had like a male and female velcro pad for some bug to bass velcro fun? Actually, now I think about it, maybe it is both halves but they are joined together (in a velcro love style situation) already.. me have a look later when I'm back home. Anyway, the Blutac allows me to use it on more than one bass easily.
  5. [quote name='johnnylager' post='365995' date='Dec 30 2008, 08:31 AM']John McCoy Jimmy Bain Phil Lynott JJ Burnel Justin Chancellor etc...[/quote] Just to be a pedantic nob.. Wasn't Phil Lynott from the magical shores of The Republic of Ireland and therefore not British? (Politics and nationalism aside!). Totally agree with JJB though, how could he be missed off the list??
  6. I just bought one of the AKG Bug units and have only tried it at home so far. Gig on NY Eve so I'm looking forward to using it then. On my P bass, I have had to turn the actual Bug volume screw all the way down or I get the red clipping light come on, so those PUPs must be pumping it out My only criticism so far is that it does flap about a bit if I get a bit boisterous (oo~err). The careful application of a bit of Blutack does the job though. No one else in the band has wireless so I should be fine. My two reasons for getting one were 1. Pissed off with getting in a tangle with my cables. 2. Had a few too many 'tickles' when touching the mic and bass at the same time. I don't like all that electrickery.
  7. I just bought one of these and have only tried it at home so far. Gig on NY Eve so I/m looking forward to using it then. On my P bass, I have had to turn the actual Bug volume screw all the way down or I get the red clipping light come on, so those PUPs must be pumping it out My only criticism so far is that it does flap about a bit if I get a bit boisterous (oo~err). The careful application of a bit of Blutack does the job though.
  8. Some one should introduce her to one of Mr Fender's finest and a nice amp to go with it.
  9. Oh fart. Am I ever gonna find a JG at the right price that I can actually get my hands on without any grief!?! Bless his mum for looking after him. I wonder if she still dresses him in the morning too?
  10. I like mine slung low, so that I can rest my packet on the top of the contour curve. That works for me And I actually get really bad sort of cramp/constriction in my right arm (inside of my elbow joint) if it is bent too much i.e. playing sitting down.
  11. Yeah, I have spotted that and did consider, but I rrrrrrrreally want that 70's TV logo.
  12. I watched and waited and off the bidding went. I would have loved that, but it went a bit too high for me but it did look nice and together. That other one looks nice, but I want a r/w board. Just look at that colour though.. mmmmmmmmmmm creamy
  13. All you have to remember at times like this is - I'm not the drummer.
  14. Hmm That's kinda interesting. Swap the PUPs out for some QPs maybe? I suppose if it is original, the bidding should rocket very soon. I'm sorta tempted, but it seems to good to be true you know? I'd love any further advice BCers. I could collect too, not far from my work. Damn.. is this GAS begining??
  15. I would be a hypocrite if I said anything else but black. So. [b]BLACK!![/b] Go stealth my friend, go stealth.
  16. And to repeat, what sort of covers are we talking here??
  17. Space is typically at a premium so I reckon the back to back option will suit. Summat for the good lady to buy me xmas me thinks
  18. What sort of covers are we talking?
  19. Hi What do you guys use for a stand at a gig that will take two basses safely? I have a single bass one and am really frightened that it'll topple over, just seems badly balanced, that and I really ought to have the spare bass out on show too I'm not looking to solve the credit crunch single handedly, so a good price is part of my equation. Ta M
  20. Merry Xmas - Slade Lovely lovely bass line Satellite Of Love - Lou Reed Yea, simple but I forgot how much I love the tune.
  21. I wanna know what he's up to in his mum's bedroom like that?!?! Arf!!
  22. You gotta be carefull sparking up ciggies ends with a 'tash like that. Could all turn very nasty!
  23. [quote name='OldGit' post='313847' date='Oct 24 2008, 02:37 PM']Brilliant! Love it even after the Spice Grrls sanitized it ... .. Anyway your are not alone as this ealier thread attests [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtopic=29702&view=findpost&p=306946"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?s=&sho...st&p=306946[/url][/quote] Ah! Thanks for the linkage. I'm glad I wasn't the first one to bring this up
  24. [quote name='cetera' post='313759' date='Oct 24 2008, 01:15 PM']Not easy to play.... but GREAT FUN to play.... "Christmas Wrapping" by the Waitresses [/quote] Oh yeah! Not thought of that one
  25. Yeah. That dreaded time of year is coming and we have a couple of gigs lined up and need to included some xmas songs to liven up the party. We currently do Slade's Merry Xmas, but need a couple more maybe. Good singalong, easy to play, everyone knows them classics. What are your choices??? Mark
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