chaypup

Yummy 'Gneco' Jazz copy - [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Greco-Gneco-Logo-JB-type-Bass-Japanese-Old-Used-Electric-Bass-1969-1972-/310695059217?pt=Guitar&hash=item4856de5f11"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Greco-Gneco-Logo-JB-type-Bass-Japanese-Old-Used-Electric-Bass-1969-1972-/310695059217?pt=Guitar&hash=item4856de5f11[/url]

Just been asked to learn this for a dep gig.... interesting slap solo! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBGMyipUP0o"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBGMyipUP0o[/url]

Well they got the number of strings wrong for a start...

Hmmm the OP in the original thread says there's no pickguard and yet now it has the 'Incredibly rare' Fiesta red/totoiseshell combination. That's a bit naughty.

If anyone wants a fretless Roadster there are no less than FOUR on Gumtree atm all from the last 2 weeks. [url="http://www.gumtree.com/search?q=ibanez+fretless&search_location=United+Kingdom&category=guitars&min_price=&max_price"]http://www.gumtree.com/search?q=ibanez+fretless&search_location=United+Kingdom&category=guitars&min_price=&max_price[/url]=

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1371554763' post='2115352'] "Hello, no,sorry, we cannot do metal custom pickguards kind regards Ruediger" [/quote] That's a shame! Can they do them in any colour you want as long as it's white?

What's the bass that's on the stand? A Grabber maybe?

[quote name='redstriper' timestamp='1371412984' post='2113636'] [media]http://youtu.be/LE976BkI8pc[/media] [/quote] Check out the mic catch at 47.35!

[quote name='geoffbyrne' timestamp='1371510754' post='2114967'] Short scale too, 32" I think. G. [/quote] Nice Vantage! Has that body been stripped?

ooo nice Aria pro II SB-900 (or SBR-80?) being used there.

[quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1371211175' post='2111232'] Snip... BTW, nice double P's guys ! Chaypup, is the neck P on the Westone still in the "Fender P" sweetspot ? Or have they shifted it towards the neck a bit. From the pics it looks like it still in the traditional position, although it is difficult to tell just looking at it, due to the Westone's very different shape, layout and fretboard length etc. [/quote] Having never owned a Fender I have no idea what the sdweetspot sounds like! It's pretty thumpy on the neck pickups though [quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1371433490' post='2113916'] pretty bass [/quote] Yes! You've made me realise this is in fact the bass I sold to you and not the Thunder II I currently own - more pics needed!

and this : [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlAJBaa2t6g"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlAJBaa2t6g[/url] None of the set are hard at all but they are all immense fun!

Been getting into the dep set big style today [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UqjjiN-d5g"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UqjjiN-d5g[/url]

Looks like they go for about £900 - £1000 judging by the last few on eBay

Apparently the 200m was the first to have midi.

You've probably seen this, but from the analogue heaven site: [quote]i've owned the om27, om84, and currently have the om200m with midi. the 27 was great for it's warmer analogue-type sound and the ability to press and latch 2 or more rhythms together and get a blend. the buttons seemed to have a quicker response than later models as well. the 84 i didn't care for. it felt sluggish compared to the 27. i'll probably never sell the 200m because of the midi out. it sends on 3 channels, bassline, chords, and strumplate. there are some limitations. no midi channel for the percussion section, so as a controller, you're stuck with the onboard sounds and rhythms(the sounds i happen to like, the rhythms get old fast but processing helps). you can also assign your drum machine to the bass channel to layer it with the omni sounds. biggest drawback is it sends no midi clock, only note on/off. i find the omni great for wacked out versions of your favorite tunes. the other night i came up with a rendition of "brain damage" that i just couldn't stop playing. good songwriting tool. reggae works well with it. attention getter in performance as long as you don't play it all night. the strumplate and a good tube driver will provide a thick rippin' power chord like you've never heard. i don't really know which are digital and which are analogue. the om200 sounds are all pretty warm. the qchord(omni successor) is for sure digital. i'll likely get one of these at some point because they send on more channels, but they too have limitations. although the q has midi in and out, you can't use them both simultaneously. not sure if it sends midi clock. i checked out the reviews on harmony central, but couldn't really tell from what was there. if you join the qchord yahoogroup, the moderator is a helpful swell fella. i think he knows the omnis too. here's a circuitbent omni: [url="http://www.klangbureau.de/Omnicon_E.html"]http://www.klangbureau.de/Omnicon_E.html[/url] [/quote]

Well, this is awkward.

These guys do them to your spec for €48 [url="http://www.bass-parts.com/epages/61038859.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61038859/Products/Pickguard-Sondermass"]http://www.bass-parts.com/epages/61038859.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61038859/Products/Pickguard-Sondermass[/url]

My Thunder II - doesn't weigh as much as Luxembourg, maybe Liechenstein or Monaco after a particularly heavy meal. [URL=http://s1262.photobucket.com/user/chaylockyer/media/ThunderII9.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1262.photobucket.com/albums/ii616/chaylockyer/ThunderII9.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Playing in 10feet tall in town - last time we had, robot ladies, space monkeys and a shed-load of breakdancers! Come for fun!

I wish I could get down to that London for this - have a great one! If you want any of your bands to play in Cardiff give me a shout and I'll get a night put on for yer.

[quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1371124953' post='2110075'] Lovely. What is it ? 80's I'm sure. Jap ? [/quote] BC Rich Eagle [quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1371126525' post='2110113'] . Even NASA can't work out what all the knobs and switches do on these . Tell us more . [/quote] +1!