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Willkommen bei BC! So ein Aksident kann nicht schlecht sein. Wir möchten dass du das www.Saiten enjoyen! Viel Spass! bassed, bert

Hey Steve, Welcome to BC! Great gear and GAS you got. Enjoy your stay, and don't be a stranger. best, bert

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1349398420' post='1825941'] A good swipe (or two, for stubborn cases...) should get the hint across..? Better still with a long-scale; more leverage...[/quote] Sigh... I'm sick and tired of these hateful postings. You should know very well that it's rather low life to give the bassist all the disadvantages of the leverage, and the keyboardist the advantages: The nerve! best, bert

Wow. What a story, and how telling it is. I'm sorry for your loss, Pete, and can relate somewhat. As to Gareth, what can one say? Pure class, though not D. Thanks for sharing, both. best, bert

Thanks, boys! Great stuff, and inspiring at that. One of these days I'm gonna learn to play bass. BTW, in my book, Dusty has great timing. best, bert

[quote name='bengovier182' timestamp='1349432973' post='1826185'] I blanked mine incase there was [/quote] Yes, that's nice, Ben, but "*******" is written just like that: "*******", without upper-case. best, bert

Last 40 years (as in totally): mostly originals Last 20 years: mostly covers Last year: home only, so that's what i voted.

Willkommen, Matthias! Yup, it's a great place and a great community. Enjoy it and please be a part of it. [quote name='BassPimp66' timestamp='1349378193' post='1825580'] Warwick, Sandberg, Hofner, Marleaux, BassLab, Clover, Delano, Glockenklang, TecAmp...[/quote] Hey! Hohner, fer cryin' out loud! best, bert

No way! Don't count on me! (noob myself) Welcome to BC, Jonnyboy! The info will readily stream your way. No worries there. Enjoy! best, bert

[quote name='Lfalex v1.1' timestamp='1349255610' post='1823801'] Double your life for half the tv viewing time. [/quote]

Ah. Learning again. Thanks. Love electrostats, me. Almost bought some that were like doors, but the wife voted for dynamic speakers, and I accepted. Have you gotten some help with the elements yet? best, bert

[quote name='gilmour' timestamp='1349187804' post='1822984'] The Wavedrum mini is a much much better bit of kit - but does sound better in the hands of a percussionist.[/quote] Innersting. Very. Can you say some more about that? What's better about it? Is it only the mini that sounds better in the hands of a percussionist? best, bert

Writing that, I was sooo happy there's no Ludwig van BeeTheven in classical music, but I didn't see a whole orchestra coming. Thanko mucho for not beating up my buddy. You're a gem! Or did you mean you strangled him instead? best, bert

.... (writes in diary) "[b][i]Oc[/i][/b][b][i]t[/i][/b][b][i]ober 1, 6:32PM: Richardflea"[/i][/b] Boy, it's fun stalking this site! And easy too! best, bert

Good luck with a hopefully speedy recovery! It may be a consolation that it will be better when it stops hurting like Hull. Won't keep my fingers crossed though, sorry. My bass doesn't like being fannytickled that way. All the best! bert

I only buy XTC's version, sorry.

Love my basses, and can't see then go at all (but I am aware that life can sometimes get in the way). My basses are all related to old loves, though they all differ from the old loves. But in reality the most important issue to me right now is not their sound by itself, but that I want to experience as many different sounds, necks, strings, pups, bridges etc. as possible, and preferably be able to play them too. I wanna be able to pick up any bass and play it reasonably well. best, bert

I like that thing a lotta lots. PM me for my address. best, bert

Hi Richard, Welcome to BC! Good that Bluejay sorted that out for you. Now join the banter and/or enjoy the site. best, bert

Yup. He's that good. Give up. Adorable! best, bert

Bill, you [i][b]are[/b][/i] aware you're responsible for the wave of suicides here on BC, are you? Great playing! Me too, I loved the stuff at the end. best, bert

I'm sorry to read that they're crossover-intensive, coz I suppose that that means the crossover gets more complicated than wished for. If it indeed does mean that, I can see how you would fight against the demon of declining sound quality. <kidding> How about this idea: in a perfect casing (roughly egg shaped), you just drill one tiny hole in the "thick" end, and in that tiny hole you just put a perfectly linear and super quick element with 140 dB dynamics? Now [i][b]that[/b][/i] could have a simple crossover! </kidding> BTW, and unrelated but fun: a buddy of my uncle was a fanatic speaker builder. He had his stereo in the basement, with horn speakers starting there, but ending in the living room. So he'd put on a vinyl record downstairs, set the volume, and run upstairs to enjoy the music in his comfy chair. I loved it, but wouldn't want it. best, bert

Hi Sutty, First: welcome to the site. Should you decide to stay, you'll find there's a lot to learn here. Cheap bass: avoid a bad bass, as in a bass that is not properly built and set up. It will ruin your joy and your progress. Really good stuff: Yamaha RBX 170, or if you go up a little in price also the Ibanez basses. Reportedly the RBX beats the equally priced Ibanez. A little more expensive: Squier VM series Squier CV series Many say also the Squier Affinity is good, but I personally have negative experience with how they were screwed together. May have been unlucky. Good luck! Have fun! best, bert

Hi David, Welcome to the site! I have no views. Sorry! Don't know those. But at any rate I hope you'll enjoy what BC has to offer. best, bert

Hey Hamnett, So 666 is no longer alone, then? Welcome to BC! I see you may like pointy things. Me, I like square and round. Anyway, enjoy! best, bert