
sbrag
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I think the 4 tops win the suits and the bloke with top hat wins the dance contest.
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All of these this vs that topics reminded me of this video. It's one of my favourites if only for the suits:
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As others have said I love the rawness of Stax pver motown and I can listen to Duck Dunn'so playin all day. Also Stax of the Funk Vols 1 and 2 are my favourite compilation albums.
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My theory on GAS and hopefully I'll be more succinct than Scotty D...
My handwriting is ok. It's legible and some people think it's pretty i.e. I get asked to write stuff when I'm in groups at work, on the white board, on big sheets of paper. Gimme a bic pen and my writing can be understood but given the choice I'd buy myself some Papermate 'Atlantis' pens as they're a bit more expensive but still very affordable, they feel good to me (and I can easily identify one if my colleagues nick it).If I'm feeling flush I might buy a Lamy pen, their Scribble and Dialog are personal favourites, as I quite like their style and design.
My point....
I've played Squires, Epiphones, USA Fenders, Musician basses etc and I'm fortunate to own a really nice bass at the minute. Do I sound any better or worse on those different basses? Perhaps? Yeah some feel better, are better made and will inherently be 'better'..... but I still sound like me on them.
In the same way a pen might have a moderate influence on my hand writing it's always gonna be my handwriting, the same way a bass will dictate some small changes to how I play/sound. Gimme a crayon and my writing will look clumsy for sure but once we hit a certain standard its calligraphy lessons that will make the difference not a quill and pot of ink or a Mont Blanc. Same with bass, concentrate on what you play and becoming a better player and the other stuff will come.
Disagree if you like but those are some fine pens
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Is your name really Pauline? https://youtu.be/aus3szpa8nU -
Very tempting but I need to check the finances after xmas if this is still around. Are you looking for a sale or just a trade? Do you have any pics and is postage and option? Cheers
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What he didn't say though, was which one his basses was best for playing metal!
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Also my yamaha bb1100s has nice slim neck too. Perhaps not as slim as a jazz but definitely slimmer than most precisions.
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I thought about entwistle pickups but it looks like they only do 4 strings.
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Thanks for the tip off.
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Weak how? Do the break easily or just not stay in tune? I've not had much trouble with the latter yet?
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MTD CRB is a quality P bass with a very slim neck.
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Not Quite a new bass day as I picked this up last week. Bit of a bargain on flea bay so I bought it on a whim to give 5 strings another go.
It needed a good clean new strings and set up and while I'm still not sure 5 strings are for me, it is a cracking bass for the money. B string is really clear, good tone and really easy to play.
If I keep it it may get a bit of modding, possibly a Kiogon loom or a preamp and new pickups, any recommendations gratefully recieved but nothing too pricey please.
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Nice bass, very cool. Have a bump.glwts on me glwts
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Just use 2 Hiwatts flat out through 4 off 4 x 12s with old Fane 50w speakers. There's the sound, no mystery. It'll be bloody loud though.
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Is that one of those lightweight modular rigs?
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My 9 year old daughter said at dinner the other day "I don't like Justin bieber", "that's cos he's a bell end" was my reflex response.
My wife didn't seem to think that was the best thing to say but I stand by my comments and glad my daughter has taste! -
My 9 year old daughter said at dinner the other day "I don't like Justin bieber", "that's cos he's a bell end" was my reflex response.
My wife didn't seem to think that was the best thing to say but I stand by my comments and glad my daughter has taste! -
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It's a regular music action. My uncle who plays oboe and does various musical things travels up from Essex on a regular basis to go to the woodwind auctions so I know he holds them in fairly high regard.
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Pub I was hoping to use is booked and as not much interest in don't think this will happen. Be good to do something next year though.
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Marshall MB15 practice amp for sale. Couple of minor nick's in the tolex but otherwise in very good condition.
8 inch speaker, 15 watts, 2 channels classic (overdriven) and modern (clean), aux in, headphone out, compressor. Sounds really good for a little amp.
Selling to free up some space and its not really needed at the moment.
£40 collected from Bristol or I'm happy to post at buyers cost (I guess about a tenner for UK mainland) and risk.
You are welcome to try it if you are interested. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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And sold
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I get a load of bottom end out of my obt through a bf compact. Maybe a change of cab would help and be easier on the back too?
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I was gutted I couldn't make the recent South West bash so wondered, if I can sort a venue, would anyone be interested in a Bristol bash before Xmas. I know it's short notice but I've just had my 2 December gigs cancelled so feel I need something bass related in my life before Xmas!
Doug Wimbish v Ashdown
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I think he's a great player and nice to hear he's a nice guy too. I do think he needs a bigger pedal board though!