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Thanks for the nice comment Bassmate! The bass i still for sale and kan either be picked up in Stockholm or shipped abroad.
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Ok, the new baby (a real human baby that is ) has arrived and as I thought I've got no time to practice the fretless so it'll have to go. The bass, not the baby...
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I'm not really sure actually. I mostly use either parallel or series mode when using the bridge pickup.
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Come to Stockholm and try it out!
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Added a picture from yesterdays gig at Stampen in Stockholm. [sharedmedia=core:attachments:105396]
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A little bump before the weekend...
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Snyggt jobbat Inti!
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PM's being traded...
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Hi, I've got a beautiful Celinder for sale. [size=4][b][font=arial, sans-serif]Celinder J Vintage 5[/font][/b][/size] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Colour: TEAL/Vintage White 3-ply p/g, Matching Headstock[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Body: Alder[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Neck: Hard Rock Maple[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Fretboard: Brazilian Rosewood[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Pickups: C5JB neck, C5DC humbucker bridge (switchable: parallell, [/size][/font][font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]series or single coil)[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Preamp: Aguilar OBP-3-Band[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Tuners: Hipshot HB6C with ALU string posts[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Bridge: Celinder CBB5, topload or string-thru-body[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Celinder Ultralite Hardcase[/size][/font] [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Control layout: [/size][/font][font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]Vol, Vol, Treble cut, Stacked Mid and bass boost/cut[/size][/font] The bass is in perfect condition with hardly any visible signs of usage. Previous owner link with sound clips: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/88328-celinder-j-vintage-5/page__hl__celinder"]http://basschat.co.u...e__hl__celinder[/url] [b]Price: 2200£[/b]
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The Windmill must be one of the best playing basses I've ever tried. Great balance, very light and it's so effortless to play. I can really recommend this bass.
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I traded basses with Paul a month ago and it was a pleasure. He shipped the bass to Stockholm and it arrived in perfect condition (and I mean PERFECT condition) within a week. Unfortunately the Swedish package service couldn't track the bass I sent after it left Sweden and reported it as located in Malmö for over a week. After a couple of days of anxiety and emails sent to the Postal service the bass was suddenly delivered at his place. Thanks for a great trade!
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Hi! I've got a Celinder Vintage and would like to lower the string action but have no idea which hex key size I should use. Even the smallest key I have at home that fits my other basses is to big for the Celinder bridge. Does anybody have an idea? Thanks!
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Even with my six string I was two upped by the guitarist. He builds his guitars himself and has plans for a resonator bass as well. I'm really curious to how it would sound and how much it would weigh...
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Two youtube clips with the bass from a gig last week. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qJhRvK4meA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w1i3GfnzjU Constant bass-face.
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Traded!
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PM's recieved and sent.
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Added price. As stated above; if you think it's way off, please send me a PM and I'll gladly discuss.
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Hi, I'm having to little time practicing the fretless intonation and with soon having a baby I'm facing even less practicing time. Therefore I'm thinking of either selling this fine instrument or trading it for a fretted similar one. The bass is a vintage early ninties defretted six string F bass. It looks absolutely stunning, plays wonderfully with low action and has the best fretless sound I've heard. The bass has two split coil pickups which gives it a really fat and clear fretless tone and features the older preamp mentioned on the fbass homepage. The bass is in good condition apart from a dent on the bottom of the bass i didn't notice during the initial inspection. I've tried to capture images of the dent as faithfully I can. The unfinished neck also is a bit darkened from playing. Possible trades: Any fender style bass, preferably a 5str P. Price: 1700 GBP ([color=#ff0000]Noticeably lower price for a straight sale[/color]) Pictures can be found here: [url="https://www.dropbox.com/gallery/6416900/1/FBass?h=eb49d5"]https://www.dropbox..../FBass?h=eb49d5[/url] [attachment=99427:fbass.JPG] [attachment=107380:DSC_0035.JPG]
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Still not interested in my -92 fretless six string Fbass? I'll maybe thow in a 4str Sadowsky Will Lee as well.
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Hi! Sorry, I keep forgetting to watch this thread. Do you have any pictures of the Marleaux? I have hardly heard of theese instruments...
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How to practice the modes - Lesson with Scott Devine
sonicaddiction replied to devinebass's topic in Theory and Technique
Now it seems to be fine! I'll have a better look as soon as I can! -
Thank you for the offer but it's a bit too similar to my current bass. Edit: spelling...
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Slap, for people who don't like slap.
sonicaddiction replied to Beer of the Bass's topic in Theory and Technique
I've started by looking at the examples from slapit.com. I created a simple drumbeat in Logic with sixteenth notes on the hi hat, kick at 1 and 3 and snare at 2 and 4. Then i set the tempo to 30 and started to play the lick until I could play it REALLY CLEAN for maybe ten times and then recorded a few loops of the lick. This was a great way of finding bad sounding parts and try to correct them. When everything sounded great i increased the tempo a little bit and repeated the process. First i increased in steps of ten and then reducing the step size as the tempo increased. Above 70 or 80 i did only increments in steps of maybe 3 bpm. After a while I could play the licks in a fairly high tempo with good clean technique and it was really fun! When my slap technique gets better I could probably be bit less rigorous with the method though and maybe start at higher tempos and/or increase the tempo with bigger increments. I'm also realising I'm much more partial to the soloed neck pickup slap sound. I'm getting more and more convinced of going towards a P-style bass...