Geddys nose

I'm interested in this for Band Liability, Anyone?

BABP (Bad ass Bass Player)is where all the Ex Dudepit members went to when it had hmm 'Troubles' and they issued a few G & L Limited Editions like Steve Barr used to do.

What a great looking bass love the wood edging.

Great Price for a great combo. Jlt are a pension group in Cardiff so it might be there

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Great Price Bargain..

[quote name='molan' post='325035' date='Nov 8 2008, 10:36 PM']Friend of mine had a Nemesis combo that was nothing but trouble. Continual problems and it failed completely at a gig once. may just have been a rogue head but really put me off.

Sounded nice when it was working though!

Purely personal view but I'd have to think that Eden would not sell cabs that sounded as all round good as their core range at a lower price as it would wreck their core brand sales. There's obviously a diminishing rate of return but if it was a straight choice between the two I'd go for Eden branded cabs ahead of the cheaper Nemesis versions any day.

Obviously weight is a factor here and the Nemesis stuff is definitely lighter than Eden equivalents.[/quote]


I agree with all you said but sometimes it does work the other way round Fender Japan Squier early '80's v's USA Fender early '80's but normally the cheaper range should be less impressive.

I use DR Black Beautys and I love 'em they do seem to stay very bright sounding for quite a while (5-6 weeks)but if your a pick player they do lose there colour at the point the pick hits the string after a while.Cheapest place for them is Thomann about £20

I've the 4x10 and the 15 and TBH they sounded the same as the normal EDENS when I tested them and went with the Nemesis just for the weight reason alone. The only thing that I would change is the lack of any control on the HF driver but to be honest I'd leave it on anyway.

Damn you no GAS for 6 months and you post this

[quote name='Annoying Twit' post='314387' date='Oct 25 2008, 10:17 AM']

Much more honest than some squier basses with "upgraded" Fender logos on the headstock that have been on ebay recently.

I liked it so much I stole it and posted on HC.

Edit: Their business model looks quite simple. Get yourself some of that paper where you can print transfers then print away. then sell them for £7.60 each.

What new ones could we come up with?

"Muzakman"

"Gibbon Les Ape"

Any others?[/quote]


G & Tonic

Ibentmyas

Wartadick

Yamahaha

Cheers like you said its a great amp for the money quite liked the price of the GK Combo for £299 must also be a bargain.

This has been sat in my rack for a week and a half nice to see Dave keeping his website up to date

That is the best looking bass on the For Sale section at the 'mo IMO ,can't help looking at it BUMP.

Thats a cheap price IMO for a bass that will outperform any bass under £300.

Not really an intro but Sweet Child must be the most well known even our Milkman sings it

I've got one the same colour but mine is minus the preamp really great bass there is a lot to like about it, don't know how much £'s though in the present climate.

'Underground SAI' on Friday St is still the same with old and new speakers crammed to the ceiling still run by the Original SAI guy, Do you remember the Luthier up Carrington Rd? was my first guitar teacher but not very good at either teaching or making

But I don't think you would get a CNC'er for $1185 perhaps if you add 2 0's

I've still got the CD of them great band IMO very much like Fun Lovin' Criminals but with a edge and darlings of Chris Evans TFI Friday Ahhhh! them where the days.

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='264032' date='Aug 17 2008, 05:39 PM']Dude, how many offers do you have lined up from the EB forum already?[/quote]


Mine for one but I've not had a reply

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He's at it again Quite like the look of this one and Gordon Smith are one of my Fave makers.

I've had VC's + LC's guitar combo's before and they have been really impressive and reliable, I hope they were not turning the heads on with no load there

[quote name='BigRedX' post='257945' date='Aug 8 2008, 11:37 AM']I like that John Birch. It's probably a little expensive though. Is it the same one that was knocking about earlier this year?[/quote]


Yes a Mr Digits bass again bought for about £360ish sold for £600ish best offer thing and now asking £799, The Anelka of the bass world maybe

‘In music…pure tone, true pitch, exact intonation, perfect harmony, rigid rhythm, even touch and precise time play a relatively small role. They are mainly points of orientation for art… The unlimited resources for vocal and instrumental expression lie in artistic deviation from the pure, the true, the exact, the perfect, the rigid, the even and the precise. This deviation from the exact is, on the whole, the medium for the creation of the beautiful – for the conveying of emotion’[/i] – Carl E. Seashore.

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Mere Flesh wound..