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    Squire MB-5

    WarPig replied to Dubs's topic in Bass Guitars

    nice one mate. my first 5'er was a MB-5 and i miss it. mine was very light with a black metallic finish.
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    Dimarzio Model J's. The best pickups ive ever had. Theyre split coil jazzes, so this means no buzz when using just one pup, also means you have more wiring options. They have adjustable poles to, so if you have a radiused set up the A + D string poles can be raised for a more even sound. All this with an awesome tone to boot. I regret selling mine to be honest. I only sold them to try out some MEC'S, which are good, but not as good as the model J's.
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    some BC history right herrre good luck with the sale man.
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    Bump. Amp added.
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    Cheers Guys! Its a beasty for sure. Heres a Youtube review and once over (obviously not this particular amp ) [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2XB0W26ycw"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2XB0W26ycw[/url]
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    Ive put this up for a friend. Its his pride and joy but he needs the money, so needs must and all that. 100w head with a 2x12 cab in a rare White tolex. Heres some pics: It works a treat (it was used in our band), its just abit dusty. Comes with a Marshall footswitch aswell. [b]Sold Via Fleabay[/b] Pickup only, from East Malling, Near Maidstone, Kent. You can contact Jim on 07598 791070.
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    [quote name='lemmywinks' post='506275' date='Jun 5 2009, 12:34 PM']Er.... I actually quite like that! An improvent on a godawful design [runs away][/quote] +1 A very original idea/design
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    Bought a LBM off Alex, great guy to deal with, posted the pedal fast and with no problems. Thanks Alex!
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    Dan sold me his 535q wah. It arrived prompt and well packed. Dan was a nice guy to deal with throughout the transaction. Thanks matey!
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    Payment for wah finally sent
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    PMD about the Wahhhhhhh
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    bump like.
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    No help from me either, just posted to say thats a fantastic looking bass.
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    [quote name='jonny-lad' post='489846' date='May 16 2009, 02:50 PM']What's this idea that if you burn bits of a bass it'll look aged and worn over time?[/quote] You have to dab it with a wet tea bag too, make it look even more aged
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    [quote name='jakesbass' post='485618' date='May 12 2009, 09:21 AM']I'm 65 miles away (so prob a bit far) although pookus (basschatter) came for 1 lesson from Faversham. There are some guys in east London I think CHRKelly is there, also trinity college is there so probably a few players in that area.[/quote] Cheers Jake, yeah it is abit far. Ive got a friend at tonbridge music college, but he cant find anyone. Might try the music shops again.
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    I got myself a stagg EDB the other month, ive played it quite abit but think i could use some real instruction. Is there anyone avaliable?
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    Sorry hes only after cash.
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    Ibaneeezes

    WarPig replied to Faithless's topic in Bass Guitars

    gah. starting to miss my ATK
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    [quote name='robert43' post='484110' date='May 10 2009, 12:32 AM']That was quick to be honest I dont use the G that much & what I am more worried is it will end up like my sons 12 string guitar used 30 mins every 12 months + my wife allways tell me I have toooo many guitars / basses[/quote] Just file a nut down on one of the basses and see how it goes. It can be reversed. The cost of a new nut and new set of strings is alot less than a new bass (best to keep the wife happy)
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    [quote name='robert43' post='484103' date='May 10 2009, 12:27 AM']Hi all my son keeps on telling me to buy a 5 string bass. As I have a SX P & a Squier P&J bass , I was wondering should I 1 buy a 5 string bass SX or Squier , Or 2 get a new nut for 1 of the basses file it to suit the bottom 5 of a 5 string set & tune to Bead.[/quote] depends on how much you'll miss the G and/or want to spend.
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    [quote name='SammyDamacy' post='482423' date='May 7 2009, 08:48 PM']I completely agreed with you there until recently.....bought a 5 string to play with for the band......we only have a couple of drop tuned songs, but trying to play them in standard on a 5 proved a hell of a lot harder than playing it in drop tuning. So I still agree with you, but when your trying to follow your guitarists lightning fast drop tuned riffs it's just easier to tune drop tune [/quote] +1. Even when i had a 5'er i prefered to drop tune the E for faster songs. The best i could pull off in standard (BEADG) was 'slither', but that was tiring. My P-bass is tuned CFA#D# with (i think) D'Ads 50-110s.
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    Im selling this for a friend so any specific questions about what it does might take a while to respond. # Groove music workstation (sequencer / sound module) with 64-voice sound engine. # 16MB of dance-oriented synth and drum instruments plus new sounds like sitar, siren, and many more. # Turntable Emulation provides real-time slider-based control over pitch / tempo and pattern cueing via Push and Hold buttons. # Graphical LCD and four assignable control knobs eliminate layered menus. # 240 new patterns covering popular styles like techno, house, hip-hop, and drum + char(39) + n + char(39) + bass. # Three independent, synchronizable effects processors and onboard Arpeggiator. # Grab switch with M-FX (including Isolator) for creating interesting rhythmic effects. # Powerful sequencer with improved TR-REC method for easily inputting rhythms, scales and chords. Details for it are here: [url="http://www.roland.co.uk/other_catdet.asp?id=MC307"]http://www.roland.co.uk/other_catdet.asp?id=MC307[/url] Hes after £140 plus p+p for it.
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    they have clips on the website: [url="http://www.lakland.com/audio.htm"]http://www.lakland.com/audio.htm[/url]
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    [quote name='umcoo' post='478688' date='May 4 2009, 12:04 AM']What did you use to drill? I'm thinking as I need to drill 13 holes and no more in the near future, I might just pick up a hand drill or one of them fake dremel's.[/quote] I just used a hand drill, but it has a spirit level/laser built in. But to be honest the screws arent that long, so eye-straight should be alright. Just hold the screw against the drill bit and use masking tape to mark off the depth (sorry if you already know this)
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    [quote name='Bidd' post='478255' date='May 3 2009, 02:56 PM']Glad to see I'm not the only one[/quote] Has to be Freedom for me. Canne slap
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