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[url="https://soundcloud.com/stuartgeary/flynn-calm-before-the-storm-1"]https://soundcloud.com/stuartgeary/flynn-calm-before-the-storm-1[/url] a song from a band i was in around 1999 era this was off the cuff and i always enjoyed it dont think it would ever play the same twice

the only thing i would say if i was gonna spend alot of money on a bass a quick run through both pickups and the tone circuit would help

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbJeNeenpSs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbJeNeenpSs[/url]

ive always used a compressor pedal so it doesnt matter if i play active or passive although most of my basses are passive

years ago whilst working in an ice factory my workmate shut a lorry tail lift with my finger in it! it broke my right hand middle finger crushing it and ripped the nail out couldnt play for months and i never got full feeling back in my finger but least ive still got it

The stranglers -rattus norvegicus Deep purple-burn

i have a godin bg4 bought it on ebay.com got it shipped over from america a few years back i dont really use it but its actually a really nice bass

I reckon some korean basses will enjoy cult status like the japanese basses did At first japanese guitars were viewed as cheap copies till they honed there craft and produced some brilliant instruments Kinda like when they copied british motorbikes and then improved upon there copies then took over the market So i for me korean instruments then i dare say chinese instruments will be the next after that some getting rave reviews already the squiers and farida instruments

i do believe alot of the bass amps us bass players could buy back in the day where just adapted pa amps no effects no gain basically a very basic amp combined alot of the time with an inadequate speaker i for one am glad of the choice we have nowadays

i would like to play man in the cornershop by the jam but as im not in a band cant see it happening

ok i could be wrong but i dont remember a worst amp thread so im putting this out there to help people from buying a bass behemoth of the worst order! mine was a custom sound trucker just very very dull also my worst through aggravation was a session sessionette bass 100 dont get me wrong i loved it when it worked but it started cutting out nobody could fix it (its your mosfets mate!)but they still charged anyhow! till i gave up and parted it out. a lesson learnt i bought a trace elliot aH300SMX head in 1990 something have never looked back stories pls do tell?

marlin sidewinder mine had a warped neck sh*t pickups my first bass horrible only other bass i really disliked was a fender precision lyte couldnt get rid of it quick enough it was new i just really didnt like it

i bought one when i moved house before christmas i wheeled two bloody great sofas through a car park at back of house with it brilliant

yeah it went pretty quick bloody bargain

saw this on ebay wouldve got it for myself but its many miles away bargain for someone [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Guitar-Hard-Case-Collection-Only-N-London-Electric-Bass-/330863532762?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item4d0900dada"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Guitar-Hard-Case-Collection-Only-N-London-Electric-Bass-/330863532762?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item4d0900dada[/url]

this is the one: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeOXsA8sp_E"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeOXsA8sp_E[/url]

I have an ibanez rd500 with duncan ibanez pickups and i have to say i was really impressed with it when i bought it, i think for me its a keeper I previously owned a musicman sub and i can say i prefer the ibanez i didnt think the signal of the single coil would be much cop compared to the humbucker but its very versatile bass and the output from it is very very punchy and it is perfectly quiet noise wise from the electrics for what i paid which was about £125 i wouldnt hesitate to buy one,im keeping an eye out for an rd900

i think we all go through this, i left the last band i was in over 10 yrs ago,we used to do alot of gigs and it became a chore the singer was an ego maniac and it put me off bands and playing bass for a while. i thought i might join another band and did a couple of auditions but the last audition i did the guitarist/singer insisted on doing the eq on my amp because he wanted a specific kinda sound?suffice to say that didnt work out. i think part of the beauty of playing bass or any instrument is the fact you can leave it and then come back to it anytime you feel the urge when i started playing i thought to myself that i was in no way a natural and in fact i was pretty awful but at the back of my mind i thought well ive got a lifetime to nail it i play most days and have now got into fretless to keep myself amused and if a band comes around that works i wouldnt hesitate to do it!

also that bitza jazz has a cousin in my bitsa precision spooky!

my les paul studio and its carlsbro 60 tc

my Cheeky bass is a Cheri bass made in korea with one of the nicest necks ive played,nice fit and finish very easy to play and is fitted with a rather rough looking dimarzio i found misadvertised on ebay i think the whole thing bass & pickup cost £60 max

I was playing my precision through headphones earlier and there was alot of earth noise? i tried another passive bass and was beginning to think the zoom had developed a fault, then i plugged in the bass i first used with it when i got it, an ibanez rd500 which is active and noise was gone!

didnt think they would charge that much!!!!!!!