Thunderthumbs

Andy.....Andy.....Andy......

Why do this to me????

As I've mentioned once or twice before, I was in Bernie's basement the day before you collected it, and he played it through the rig that I eventually walked out of the shop with. It sounds absolutely stunning!!!

Right.......I'm off down to hell to sell my soul to the devil.....I'll be back (hopefully)!!

Thursday bump!

[quote name='skankdelvar' post='608952' date='Sep 26 2009, 01:20 AM']I like it.

Honestly.[/quote]
+1 Oddly

[b]BUMP FOR A MASSIVE PRICE DROP[/b]

Bloody hell, can't believe this is still here. Beautiful looking, and a wonderfully versatile bass.

Not me.....wedding in Bolton.

Haven't read through any of the thread, but my answer to the initial question is......

.....is he bollocks.

I might be wrong but it looks more like a G&L to me

I've got a sunburst model, and it's a great versatile bass. In all honesty, the natural/maple would have been my preferred finish. I just love natural basses.

Good price too. Surprised nobody's bought it yet.

Love my TD650. Fantastic amp.

I have a Stingray 4 as my main bass, and I play everything from rock (both fingers and plectrum) to soul to slap and it does them all. So I would imagine a 5 string Stingray would be great.

I also have a G&L L-2500 Tribute and they can get you sounds from Precision to Jazz to Musicman all from one bass at half the price of the Stingray, but for more than half the quality.

So it depends on what your budget it, but I would urge you to try both.

Enjoyed the track. I always did like Art of Noise considering they were predominantly an "keyboard/samples" type of band.

That performance was hardly the most exhilarating though. Lacklustre at best.

Nice work there Keith. Looks smart for a smaller bodied singlecut.

That 5 string really is bloody beautiful though

I used to play Broken Wings in a band many years ago. Played it with an Octaver, did all the drum and hand clap bits inbetween lines with my mouth, and sang the really high bit too. God did I have my work cut out!

very, very nice

A bit late I know, but we're playing tonight, Friday 17th July at Lloyds Hotel, Chorlton, Manchester @ 9pm.

Free entry.

Feel free to come along for a few beers and introduce yourself.

Cheers all,
Pete.

[quote name='skipper' post='539849' date='Jul 13 2009, 10:54 PM']Go for the band thing [b]defiantly[/b]....[/quote]
Sorry, but the misspelling in this just made me laugh.....

"Can I join your band?"

"[i]Yes, you're in[/i]"

"Well, you can bugger off, how dare you ask me to join"

etc. etc.

Hi John,

Welcome to Basschat.

What a beautiful collection of basses you have there mate. That Jaydee is probably about the nicest I've seen.

Well done there fella.

Well done that man!

Good on ya.

[quote name='fumps' post='540256' date='Jul 14 2009, 12:47 PM']ooo now theres a thing will try out mr Wonder.

sometimes i cant see wood fo trees[/quote]
Sir Duke definitely does it for me.

I know everyone brings up James Jamerson, but "Darling Dear" by The Jacksons is just majestic. Good luck nailing that one.

Absolutely loved that. Cheers

Probably about a year ago, I wasn't a fan at all of singlecuts, but I'm liking them more and more.

Than one absolutely nails it for me. Absolutely gorgeous.

Friday night bump for a great guitar rig

Forgot to add, collection from Southport is preferable but we're travelling quite a lot over the next two months so a meet up or possible delivery could be considered.

[quote name='Chris2112' post='535008' date='Jul 7 2009, 06:43 PM']Tony is one of my favourite players, I bet that was a bass with some magic in it...[/quote]
Yeah, I loved it, but traded it against a Yamaha BB1100S (got giddy cos it was active).

Loved both those basses actually, wish I still had them both.

The SB-R80 wasn't Tony's main bass obviously, but I did used to have a photo in a bass mag of him playing it.