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and they made it left handed for him, which was unusual. He also started playing bass in Germany I think, when Stuart left
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I've seen her using a Status and a JayDee in the past
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As a life long John Taylor fan I simply had to get myself one of these Dingwalls. I don't really do more than one pickup and volume, tone knob. This was b stock from Thomann. It had been used in their photos and has a slight ding on the back An amazing set up, action as low as Ive ever played and the pre-amp is amazing too. If only I had some gigs booked that weren't tribute gigs. Fanned frets. My word, just don't look at them. It does sound quite P bass like on the neck pickup I'll bring the Ampeg into my music room over the christmas break and see how it really sounds
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how does it sound thru an amp, neck pickup turned all the way up and bridge pickup turned all the way down?
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I paid 600 quid for mine, when I auditioned for The Fizz. Sang live, they edited it and I was very happy It got me my audition I'm thinking about doing one for my Police tribute too but that would be more money as it's a band set up I've lost a bit of weight since that was filmed, crikey
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I've recently had 2 violin basses, a contemporary union jack bass and a 1964 bass. both are marvellous instruments but the '64 is just amazing. recently sold the union jack bass but the '64 is going nowhere. It is so easy to play
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Laney Nexus Tube & Nexus 8x10 with Flight Case...
police squad replied to binky_bass's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
I've recently rediscovered 'Trouser Flapping' with my V4B 'tis a wonderful thing even with IEMs A mate of mine gigs (in pubs) with an Ampeg SVT 300 and 8x10 It's not just trouser flapping, it's insane looks great and if was was younger I'd be doing it, like I did 35 years ago -
those fret ends must be finished like that before installaion, otherwise how could it be done I think I'd be tempted to roll the fingerboard edges too
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sad news indeed. hopefully someone will step in and save them
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@BigRedX did a version of I believe in father christmass with his old band that is superb, hopefully he'll post a link to it
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makes me laugh every year
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Steve Harris Maiden 50th anniversary pbass
police squad replied to christhammer666's topic in Bass Guitars
I had a WHUFC one. It had its own sound maple body. Massive difference in sound to alder or ash I prefer alder to ash. It's worth a listen.........................but too heavy for me now -
yep in my diary too.
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Steve Harris Maiden 50th anniversary pbass
police squad replied to christhammer666's topic in Bass Guitars
IIRC the black one is still the one he has in WHUFC colours now this new black one does have a maple body though, so it should sound right (and weigh the Queen Mary 2 down quite nicely) I sold my hammers one because it was just too heavy for me ) -
Your best (and worst!) bass gear purchases of 2025?
police squad replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Probably my best ever purchase was the 3 day Crimson guitars course to refret and fret level (and set up but I was already ok with set ups) so good in fact, that I'm going back next year for the 2 week (10 days) build a guitar course My HW 4003 and Ampeg V4B are also up there with very good Haven't really bought anything else (IIRC) -
Having been on BC for a while now (and also being a bit older and wiser) I don't understand when someone says something is rubbish or someone is rubbish when they / it aren't. You just don't like it. Is Morrisey a rubbish singer, just because I don't like him (as a singer and as a person)? He does what he does and I do quite like some smiths songs Are all P basses rubbish just because they don't work for you. I don't really like super ornate single cut basses where the top bit goes right down the fingerboard but I'm sure they're very good The food in Wetherspoons. Actually I think it's ok for the money, very good value but it's not gormet and that's not expected at that price point your thoughts please
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I've been sacked once and replaced once I knew I was getting sacked (18 years ago now) because the bassist wasn't speaking to me at gigs. We had a rehearsal that turned into a band meeting in the pub (bass player didn't come, he was on holiday, the spinless w@n***) To be honest, I wanted to leave because I thought the bass player was a tw@t anyway and I'm still mates with the other guys. It was a great band, originals, good following, punters always singing along to the originals. I'm ok with it Now as for being replaced............ Underhand at best by the band leader and the singer We needed a new drummer, so the singer gets the drummer from another band he's in Great, I thought but the drummer wanted to bring his bass player with him If the band leader had been honest with me I could have booked other gigs to fill my diary. But he wasn't. He told me after they'd done some low key gigs (which I was asked about by mates, 'how did it go the other night at X?' I've actually met the replacement, by chance, very recently. Nice chap, great player and he apologised, he knew nothing about it. I don't want anything to do with underhand stuff, we're human beings and can be quite sensitive at times Be honest and be fair I would walk on this occasion as I won't be part of this kind of thing
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the canadian rock singer?
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This Friday I'm appearing with both bands in Southend at Chinnerys The Policed and U2 Tribe Love this venue
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looks like they've released next year's date. October 25th
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Ampeg SVT Classic and SVT212AV Cabinet
police squad replied to bassace97's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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1991 USA Jackson concert bass. Your thoughts on restoration
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
Thanks Gary, that's really good of you. Hopefully we can get a result with the paint man -
1991 USA Jackson concert bass. Your thoughts on restoration
police squad replied to police squad's topic in Bass Guitars
I'm checking with the guy that used to spray Martin Simms stuff, he's going to take a look to see if he can improve it it's a poly finish and does look a bit rough, which might put people off. The actual bass was working fine (sounded great too) when he passed. It's difficult to value too
