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[quote name='Buzz' post='133109' date='Feb 3 2008, 04:30 PM']Have you read the thread on this very page? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=12386"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=12386[/url][/quote] ah ok thank you

stumbled across these a while back after looking at oliver reidel's bass collection of which there was one sandberg 'plasma bass', i looked at the sandberg site, they look cool but i couldn't find any shops that sell them on the net nor could i find roughly how much 1 would cost if i ever felt like maybe purchasing one. anybody own one? what's it like? [url="http://www.sandberg-guitars.de/"]Sanberg Basses (Germany)[/url]

I have 1 which i use all the time so thats 373

if he removed the frets and changed the tuning he'd be stepping into cello grounds with that design.

I get GAS all the time, synapse, stingrays, T.Es, Laney's, Warwicks. Luckily i can't afford any of it so i never get dissapointed

I's been about a month and a half since i bought these wall hangers and i just put them up today, i was quite impressed with myself (I usually buy something and it never gets put up) so here's a picture of my great achievement.

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='123336' date='Jan 19 2008, 12:36 PM'] posing? me? Surely not [/quote] snger's got no eyes!

best one i've seen was oliver riedel playing seeman on an inflatable dingy 'floating' on the audience, also metalica nothing like long hair and bent knees, there's allso the one when you jump and manage to land as you play the first note.

i like sandbergs alot, never played on one but they look so cool!

[quote name='CHRISDABASS' post='112612' date='Jan 2 2008, 10:25 PM']OHHHHHHHHHHH sh*t!!!!! i just checked over the 5 guitars that i got back from the police today!!!!! my friends gibson sg now has a VERY broken headstock!!!!!!!!! basterds!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i wanna kick the crap out of the thieving gits!!!!!!! crap!!!!!! argh!!!![/quote] to look on the bright side at least you have some of the guitar, also i saw a really good guide on how to repair a totaly munted headstock on the internet one time but can'te remember where, aslong as the neck area isn't broken it will probably be fixable unless there are bits missing?

i'm too lazyu to name my fish (apart from skeletor) let alone my basses

thats alot of stuff! I wish someone had beebn there to catch them in the process, boy i would've given them a beating

My westfield which is a really close copy of a fender american P with and ash, yellow or 'buttersotch' body, it has a real good tone and buld quality.. except for the pots which are falling off...

It looks perfect, yet another PM sent

hurray for surrey

[quote name='lwtait' post='110129' date='Dec 28 2007, 09:32 AM']Thats cool! I always liked them in silver, i used to have one when i was starting out but i found the neck too thick for me back then. Apart from that it was a lovely bass.[/quote] aparently they eat batteries but i'm still on my first

I have my camera (breifly) and so below is my brand new Yamaha RBX375, you'll also see it's nezt to a nother bass which is the one it's making redundant, my westfield which i may be pimping in the future to look more like the fender it was meant to look like anyway have a look.

[quote name='Machines' post='109557' date='Dec 26 2007, 05:04 PM']The new regime begins in the new year. You guys get to wear the funky orange ! [/quote] the one nearest in the shot is rebellious, see how he has his shirt tucked up slightly

at first i though thats not so bad, then i saw the back... did he sand it by tieing it to his bumper and driving down a road? that being say i reckon it would finish up nicely with clear coat on top to make it all glossy... replace the scratch plate though.

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='109554' date='Dec 26 2007, 05:02 PM']Sorry surely that's an oxymoron! [/quote] ok how a bout "complex [b]or[/b] chorded basslines" happy now?

can't say you can do many complex chorded basslines with only two strings

i hate the sound my bass makes when my nails brushes the strings i have to keep them short

[quote]To me, there's nothing that can't have a humourous angle. I actually tone it down on here due to you over-sensitive types. If you want to find insults in posts, you'll look hard enough and you'll find them.[/quote] I don't think rape has a humerous angle personally (don't try), but i agree life is too short to get hooked up on passing comments on an internet forum.

[quote]particularly the 'Xmas presents' one, where he said he'd cut his girlfriend if he didn't get what he wanted, and another where he said he wanted most people dead. If you find such negative, violent humour funny then good for you, but I don't want to sink to that level and therefore I choose to ignore them.[/quote] I think BBC is funny, i like his dry sense of humour and the fact that i have to wander over whether he's joking or not, however if you're sensetive about that sort of thing i suppose it's ok to ignore, btw can anyone tell me what this ignore button actually does?? (not trying to hijack the topic) I would feel far to mean ignoring a user even if they do irritate me.