phsycoandy

Gassing for a Jazz big time!

Think I will just bring my GB now, with all these folk coming, bringing my backline looks unecessary and there should be lots to plug into. Better have my best antipersparant on with all those bodies about! Free Sarnies what a bonus that would be, Ta VM

glad to e of service

These guys had about 10 when i last went, not London but not far off. [url="http://ccgi.psstpsst.force9.co.uk/php/lakbass.php"]http://ccgi.psstpsst.force9.co.uk/php/lakbass.php[/url]

Owen, i've been there and know where you are coming from with this problem. Other than asking deaf people not to attend, I guess that sort of defeats the object of evangelism! I solved it by re routing the cable away from the band area, and this has solved the problem, ours was a surface mounted wire so not too much trouble yours sounds a whole lot more complicated.

I like playing at home so am sticking with my GB! She is high maintenace and costly as you would expect but the rewards from the quality materials are there for all to see but only for me to play with. Been using her extensively lately, so have had to buff her up tonight and bring back the finish. Showing a little wear on the lower area but thats understandable after three weeks of extensive use, so shes calling for a week off for maintenance and a change of batteries. Ho Hum.

Well huge thanks to all the replys, i guess a small drink b4 might help. My biggest problem is being tied to the music book, ive tried to learn patterns and stuff for songs which helps, but ive only mastered about half the set without music.

After literally decades of playing Gospel music all over the place, a few months ago I decided to join a secular band for some fun and b4 I get too old to pick the thing up! After 2 months practice we have our first gig on the 11th April at a club. The difference in clientel as it were worries me and I'm getting nervous, any tips for a cure?

[quote name='john_the_bass' post='159493' date='Mar 18 2008, 11:40 AM']I want.[/quote] Well u cant have it! unless you have a grand to spare that is!

Tell us more about these Zoot cabs, Mike is not far from me at Witham and i saw em early on when hed just cut the original cabs etc, do we have any specs, cost more pics etc

[quote name='KevB' post='154724' date='Mar 10 2008, 05:22 PM']Yes, I think someone should patrol the room with a big ugly stick* for those times when the cacophony gets a bit out of hand... *pretty much any Warwick should do. [/quote] Oooo my sentiments exactly!

www.chordie.com excellent site, you can transpose the songs on line to the key they play them in, print em off and away u go

[quote name='bass_ferret' post='150573' date='Mar 3 2008, 06:58 PM']If your budget will stretch you can get a P bass made with whatever neck you like: [/quote] nice one ferret, +1 for your comments and another look at that beauty.

please explain that in lay mans terms, im confused

really into Sade at the mo, smooth operator or your love is king great moody quality stuff plus some great laid back bass lines, u cant lose!

[quote name='Jamesemt' post='150316' date='Mar 3 2008, 01:47 PM']hahaha that'll make her day [/quote] phew! thought i was in trouble there!

[quote name='Jamesemt' post='150300' date='Mar 3 2008, 01:16 PM']Just showed that to the wife, she replied with: "What, so I'm a dog or something??" She is blonde, however [/quote] No blimey, quite the opposite

Changed hands it would appear! [url="http://www.bassmerchant.com/"]http://www.bassmerchant.com/[/url]

bless we've missed that cheery grin and beard! glad ur on the mend, watch where u put ur fingers in future!

bl@@dy hell, obviously there both 8ohms, i bet that sounds the dogs and loud as hell, I use my LM with a UL310 and thats loud but hell where do u get a chance to crank that up? and have to agree the 64 is special, not seen these puppys before, nice one.