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Colin Hodgkinson. There's a tab tutor with a CD called 'Bassmaster', you can get it on-line from the Bass Centre [url="http://www.basscentre.com/"]http://www.basscentre.com/[/url]

If you don't get any joy in Naarge, Paul Glazebrook in Kesgrave near Ipswich is a dead whizz with amps and doesn't charge nearly enough. He revalved both my Burmans and I can certainly recommend him.

It's definitely good news for my accordion! Imagine getting out the old squeezebox for a crafty practise a couple of days after a gig and having stale ciggy fumes blasted out of the bellows.

[quote name='bassbloke' post='2477' date='May 19 2007, 09:34 PM']I know it's just a name, but if it had been me , I'd have expanded on the bassworld idea and registered www.bassplanet.co.uk, which is currently available.[/quote] Great minds think alike, Bassbloke! I also looked up basstastic, but that appears to be given over to some bizarre pastime involving drowning worms on the end of a bit of string!

I have the EBS one and I'm very happy with it. Recommend you try one out first though.

Further to the thread in the General Bass Discussion forum, I note that both the 'Off Topic' forum and this forum 'Site Issues and News' do not appear unless you are logged in to the site. If you just browse to the site without logging in, you only see three forums in the first group instead of five. Is this deliberate?

That's interesting. It's not there if I browse to the site as a guest, but it appears if I log in to my account. Is that what you're seeing, guitarnbass? Not sure why, assuming that this behaviour is intended.