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mike f

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  1. Bump for an octave pedal, and more(!), that tracks brilliantly.
  2. Bump with pictures and new price.
  3. Bump with an octave below, wooh, and and octave above, weeh.
  4. Any offers for this pedal (from those rather spiffy people at EHX)?
  5. Paul McCartney Geddy Lee JJ Burnel Flea Prince Scott Thunes JPJ Les Claypool
  6. Electro Harmonix Micro Pog in excellent condition. SOLD With box, power supply and manual. I work in London, and live just north of it if anybody wants to pick up direct. Mike
  7. Nick - did you see your Ibanez make an appearance on the last show?
  8. Towards the end of a 3 hour rehearsal it cuts out when I switch it on. The battery has been changed and this still happens. The switch becomes noisy when this occurs also. Nothing mechanically looks worn or broken, which is pretty good considering the pedal is over 10 years old.
  9. Thank you Mr Foxen, I should add that I adore the OC-2, glitches and all. So an additional question would be; how quickly and where can I get my OC-2 fixed?
  10. Is the OC-3 basically an OC-2 with added features? Will the OC-3 allow me to produce the same sound as the OC-2? My OC-2 appears to be on its way out and I've got a gig next week, and I don't want to risk my OC-2 failing on me halway through, and so I'm thinking about getting the OC-3. Get another OC-2 or get the OC-3? What would you people recommend?
  11. Over 10 years ago I auditioned, in London, for a band from Richmond. I got there on time, as did the drummer and guitarist. I leant my 1973 Fender Jazz up again the bass stack which was near the door as we chatted and waited for the singer.... ...who, after a wait of about 20 minutes, pushed open the rehearsal room door dramatically with a big "Hello", marched in accidently kicking my Fender across the rehearsal room floor. That was probably the best sound we made all evening. I didn't stay with the band. Mike
  12. Scot Thunes - Valley Girl, Zomby Woof (from The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life) Paul McCartney - Getting Better, Glass Onion, Hey Bulldog Prince - Partyup, Uptown, She's Alway in my Hair Les Claypool - John The Fisherman John Paul Jones - Ramble On Stanley Clarke - School Days Flea - Funky Crime
  13. Did someone say fIREHOSE? Walking the Cow
  14. Billy Joel - An Innocent Man Funkadelic - Groovallegiance Paul McCartney & Wings - Bluebird Joni Mitchell - Hejira
  15. Hello basspersons, I have one of these; Thumb Bolt-on LTD 2001 Only a hundred and fifty Thumb Bolt-on LTD 2001 basses were built, making them one of the rarest and most precious of all Warwick models. This bass, already a Warwick milestone at that time, marked the beginning of a "Limited Edition" concept that would grow every year thanks to the enormous feedback, which prompted Warwick to create a tradition out of it. The contoured Thumb body is made of 3 parts: an Ovangkol bottom, a Bubinga Pommelé top, and a Maple veneer that goes in between to emphasize the coupling joint. The bolt-on Ovangkol neck has an Ebony fingerboard and little dot inlays on its edge. The pickup configuration is as follows: 2 active MEC J-Style pickups, where the bridge single coil is mounted slightly slanted, controlled by 2-band active MEC electronics. You can also pull the tone knob to make it passive. The back of the headstock is signed by the Warwick boss. A fabulous bass in fabulous condition. I've had it since new, it has been very well looked after and it comes with the Warwick certificate and truss-rod tool, strings and manual. Would any one like to make me an offer? Mike F
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  17. Thank you Steve, People of basschat; Steve has been a gentleman throughout the transaction. A pleasure to sell to, more than happy to know that he owns one of my old basses. Good man! Mike F
  18. Hello Nick, Hazy days indeed! That's very nice of you to say so about my playing, cheers man. It was about 1996. I remember being in awe of one of your recorded basslines that I heard then. Bet I still can't play it! I still have that very 1973 Jazz Bass; gigged it loads since then, all over the place. Anyhoo, back to the thread (ahem). I do recall listening to Squirrel and G-Man, on me Walkman, thinking "that's how I'd like to play bass". And it is, like you said, massively underrated. It was quite an inspiration at the time. Mike
  19. Kuff Dam off that album is fantastic. Tart Tart too. Indeed there is brilliantly funky playing on the whole album. I was goin go to say I once played one of Paul Ryder's old basses, owned by a guy called Nick..., and there you are! Nick, remember Macfarlane Road in Shepherds Bush? You were in a band with Keith? Mike
  20. Hello Steve, You're a swell guy. Happy to say, Sold pending payment. I've sent you an e-mail. Funky, sorry man. You should really go for the other MM on here, hope you get it. Regards, Mike
  21. Hello Steve, and bass people, I've added more pictures. Again the quality on some is not what I would have liked. Mike
  22. I should have pointed out that I won't be after a trade for this. Sorry to have left that out and thankyou for the responses I've had so far. Mike
  23. Hello there Marcus, It weighs 9lbs. Pictures added now. My apologies for the lack of quality. What looks like a mark inside the lower horn is actually a reflection. The bass is of far higher quality than these pictures! Mike
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