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[url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJ9QfISW-Gs"]https://www.youtube....h?v=zJ9QfISW-Gs[/url] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnvphEgF7j0"]https://www.youtube....h?v=JnvphEgF7j0[/url] Sue Pollard vs miles davis, Sue's performance is certainly the more committed of the 2

just say yes

I think Flloyd Edgar has one.Cairo bill had one that I think he sold don't know if that was to another bc'er I've got a "lott" bryant I bought new off paul. I'm finally really happy with mine,it did take quite a bit of work , I had the finger boarded chuted , new bridge, tried loads of different strings etc, I'd definately recommend a Bryant bass, a few well respected bass makers have said to me they're a bit crude but I don't know how he does it for the money and I'd agree with that.

I couldn't agree more, laurence is a lovely fella and a great luthier.

merlefest i think is at the end of april, worth a look

check out the Blue ridge parkway, its a scenic road thru the blue ridge mountains absolutely stunning, there's a lot really cool bluegrass festivals round there too

hmm ,better sound than the DPA ? sounds like a pick up to me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhOI6bZwCsk nice jumper

just listened to the feraud and gwizdala clips and i think that's a bit harsh on the latter to lump them in together, for me feraud is just finger wiggling nonsense but I thought gwizdala has a sense of harmonic development and space and has tons of modern jazz vocab. Isn't all bass shred music a bit bollox though? great shout for thunes and fowler

I use the dpa with a qsc k10 powered speaker on a stand, having it up on a stand is the key to getting enough level before it feeds back, I sometimes put the mic thru an amp and it sounds good but does feedback if you try and crank it

I use a DPA 4099b on probably 80% of my gigs , I still have a pick up which I use for loud gigs or if I have to stand really close to the drums and sometimes engineers insist on taking a Di often because they think it should sound like a bass guitar,

I don't really have any criteria for what I think is "good" . Some of my goodest players have got it all ,time tone technique harmony, players like Ray Brown, Jamerson you know the type . I also think Dee Dee Ramone and his shall we say rugged technique is good, sometimes that school band punk rock n roll thing does it for me. but I also like modern nashville players whose note placement and length is exquisite even though their lines through the changes are generic and cliched. Some of the modern gospel players are right show offs but I think they're good too. is there a bit of a chops vs subtlety thing going on here. It's all good

just paint it, matched headstocks look great.

gotta be a valve amp , I use a ampeg SVT with berg cabs and it sounds amazing, shits all over my shuttle 9.2 ( don't get me wrong I love my genz )

Did a gig tonight with no amp , it was a theatre and I plugged in my dpa 4099b had a wedge stood on its end behind and it sounded great so better than a pick up and amp

the CH chordas are about £320 from david gage , ouch

Yeah that's Carlos and i've been thinkin about getting a set of his custom Chorda's, how would you say your guts compare to steel volume wise Mtroun great shout for Larry Gales I'd kinda forgot about him http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUjYWLPGBdc one of the best live bass sounds i've heard and as always not a pickup to be seen

Which ones do you use Greg

I've liked the idea of gut strings for a while but I've got a smallish german 3/4 which suits spiro's, however I've just got a "lott" bryant which I think might sound good with guts and listening to this ( check out the solo on miss jones at 44mins ) I'm pretty sold on the idea http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RajXNIiBCaE anyone out there use guts