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[quote name='markytbass' post='128434' date='Jan 26 2008, 08:36 PM']I can't remember exactly what it said on the card but it implied that it was one of Nicks basses at some time. There is/was a Fender P bass in a Middlesbrough shop that I was told was used by the guy from the Levellers.[/quote] (Without any background info or sourcing) I've never recalled Fyffe as a Warwick player, with that said it is a nice bass wouldn't be interested tho. Can't seem to relieve my stress for him just the particular hype I would read on Jamiroquai 2000 era he doesnt compare. Examples.. Originality - [url="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gWY08D2jjlA"]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gWY08D2jjlA[/url] New line up attempt - [url="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BX5tnsfw5JY"]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BX5tnsfw5JY[/url] I've always thought he was never a funky player, never got me grooving, not an inspiration. I think now he's with Hard Fi, what a pointless band (blaintantly Im not a fan)

[quote name='markytbass' post='128417' date='Jan 26 2008, 08:08 PM']Saw it today, It's a Corvette Standard 5 string. Didn't look close enough to see if it was active or passive. There was a pic of Nick holding said bass. 799 quid.[/quote] Nick Fyffe had a warwick? I thought he used Yamaha...re-educate me if wrong Sounds Good, tho never a fan of him (esp live *argh*)....like Paul Turner tho, he's got some chops

Without all that hassle...why dont you just buy that one you want to make..it's already made.. (last photo) of course change the BA and Audere

I've had a go on one (courtesy of my heavy rocking bass player friend ) they're not bad, give off a good sound, tbh I didnt like the shape tho he adored it so who's complaining errm, I dont think Dark Stars would fit..*ponders* overall its an ok from me.

Welcome to the forums Jester! Hope you enjoy it & Bass Playing too! lol from time to time I don't mind bass within soul & r'n'b/funk, you should check out Stuart Zender's AZUR project, I'll wire you with some songs he did (quite r'n'b likey) EMG's are awesome, hands down Pedro

[quote name='jono b' post='127947' date='Jan 25 2008, 06:44 PM']I've got a pair of those hand grips. I use them from time to time but not as often as I should. How long should I use them for? I used to 100 grips but that only takes a couple of minutes, I can't see that it would make a huge difference. Should I do it longer?[/quote] I do them up until I feel some muscle tension (meaning its working around my wrist and forearm muscles) then I take about a 5 min rest and do it again..maybe others have a different notion but it works immensely for my right hand when playing afterwards..no w**kie jokes please..

That price is just taking the piss

[quote name='jono b' post='127934' date='Jan 25 2008, 06:27 PM']I was doing pull ups during a quiet spell at work and the tendonitis that had settled down in my left wrist just got a million times worse. I can barely fret an octave shape now Absolutely gutted. I'm gonna have to give my bass a rest for a few weeks I think, which is murder, especially since I'm buying an Ashdown rig. Head should be here some point next week, with the cab coming a few weeks later. Does anyone know of any exercises I can do to strengthen my wrists? No w***ing jokes please.[/quote] Those hand (stress) grips usually do the trick for me, tenses them up too.. general flexing, move fingers (as if) theres an invisible fret-board..*shrugs*, rotate wrists

Arctic Monkeys basslines are "somewhat" catchy.. lol its all indie, EMO, or alt nowadays...not once have I heard a new band use slap bass, or any melodic line.

[quote name='Hamster' post='125890' date='Jan 23 2008, 07:19 AM']It depends on a couple of things like how light/heavy your touch is, the neck radius and your personal preference. A 2.5mm relief on the E string, going down to 2mm on the G string is a reasonable place to start. Hamster[/quote] lol my touch is light Im not reli a heavy player, hence Im changing my strings to (rotosounds medium light - 35, 55, 70, 90. More better for me to adjust to than heavier, plus Im used to them altho they say stainless steel goes dull after a while, I like them tbh) To be honest I'd like them quite low. Not exact touch to the fretboard but given a little height. Thanks Hamster, I'll give that a try

Im adjusting my height of strings on my NT streamer to increase playing for one (noticing catch at the moment for me, maybe its the adjust from a guitar sized neck and strings to bass) anywho, is there exact measurements for low action? or is it merely just personal preference? Thanks in advance

Hey I'm quite fond of these strings, the last bass I used to own before sold had a new set of these on. I recall they were probably the stainless steel ones, they felt exceedingly smooth to play with, no catch at all, lovely to slide with. Eventhough I've never tried their nickels as of yet, to people who have (or any oter company who make stainless and nickel or just in general differences). Which is better? certain style of playing would be helpful to allocate the certain type of string against. (for me, Jazz & funk, slap bass too ) Thanks

Warwick Streamer Stage 1 97' - This bass is the actual sex.. including LED's Next intention is either a Warwick Thumb or USA Fender Jazz.. Haha, obvious Fender is leading the polls isnt it.