Woody1957
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36 minutes ago, steve-bbb said:
just imagining this with a pair of super twins 😁
It would huff and puff and blow your house down!
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What's the weight of the tank please? Is the barrel long or short scale. Cheers.
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Cnc routers are magical and can easily replicate any design you want after it's been programmed in.
Lovely design though.
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On 01/09/2023 at 15:22, acidbass said:
Relicing on poly finishes makes me feel queasy. Reminds me of this monstrosity that was for sale in Ireland recently. Surprisingly, it sold.
Makita orbital sanders are amazing pieces of kit though!
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Had one of these a few years ago in our Country and Western Dolly Parton tribute band....
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Just beautiful......would you trade it for my wife..well used but in fair to good used condition and cooks a wonderful spaghetti carbonara ??
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Why do l keep coming back to look at this Bass🫣
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I've got a R 400 and l use it 95% of the time..it's brilliant and sounds awesome. I also had a subway D800 and it was a complete letdown when l used it on gigs and rehearsals. I soon got rid of it but instead bought a Orange Terror 500 for reheasals and back up. I love this little amp even though its a D class it sounds great and blows the Subway out of the water.
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Proper bargain all this, especially for a young band just starting off. GLWTS bud...worth every penny.
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Fantastic looking bass!
Didn't Jimmy Lea from Slade play one until it got pinched?
That guy could really play..if you don't believe me have a listen to his bass solo on Dirty Joker from the Play it Loud album.
Apparently according to my daughter who plays grade 8 violin, it's based on a movement by Bach. Makes sense as Jimmy started off as a violinist.....l'll get my coat..
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On 21/05/2023 at 21:16, CalDeep said:
It's an old Otello practice organ from the 70s! Found it in a cash converters for £20. It was too cool to pass up!
Probably stolen😂
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Great little starter bass for anyone who wants to learn bass. Glwts.
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Fine amps these, plenty of heft and enough bottom end to dislodge your Grannies filling out..glwts
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Brilliant value and as cheap as chips for a professional bass rig with exceptional quality.
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Wow..a thing of beauty...and if it plays as good as it looks?
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Wowzer.....nurse where are my anti gas tablets...please hurry!
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3 minutes ago, Muppet said:
Looks good to me, here's my '72 Precision....
Looks good to me too👍
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Lovely bass with great, detailed pictures. I've never seen a Precision with a long G string screw though. I thought this was only a quirk of Jazz models from late 60's to early 70's due to the placement of the bridge and pick up. My 71 Jazz has the long G string screw which dates it correctly.
I'm sure one of my learned bass chatters will inform me otherwise. Any thoughts folk's? Glwts mate.
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5 minutes ago, TheGreek said:
Have you ever sounded so good though?
Only when l bought a HB R400 and a couple of Super Compacts tbh.
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1 hour ago, TheGreek said:
Quatra valve on eBay - £1500
Buy Mike's - you know he's a reputable seller.
I absolutely love Trace gear and used it predominatly throughout the 80's and 90's but the weight of these would now make make my back scream Surrender....
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1 minute ago, Supernaut said:
I love gigging and playing live. It's one of the reasons I took up music in the first place.
Exactly my sentiments mate...l couldnt live without gigging. The only thing that really bugs me are the pig ignorant people who just stand there when you're trying to get your gear in and out, especially after the gig when they're peed up and don't want to move, even after numerous polite requests! There's a pub on the outskirts of Sheffield called the Devonshire Arms in Dore, a really posh and up market area, Chris Waddle the ex England footballer is a regular in there. But the people are so up their own derrière and totally affected that they expect you to bow down to them and you are there just for their sole entertainment...they are all so ignorant...apart from Chris, he's a really nice guy! Rant over l'll get my coat....
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3 hours ago, agedhorse said:
It’s not due to the difference between class AB versus D. That’s a false premise to start with.
Believe me and the other people on here with a fully working , fully functioning R400, this amp is plenty loud enough.
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5 hours ago, itu said:
A parametric eq pedal, maybe? Artec is very cheap and functional.
I am wondering - although you have tried this and that - if something else is affecting this issue. Is the room you play at very boomy, or is your amp in a place, where it produces the unwanted sound, like in a corner?
I've tried everything to tame it and at different gigs. I keep my amps fairly neutral eq wise and always use an isolation pad under the cabs especially on a hollow stages and keep the cabs well away from a back wall too...
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4 hours ago, Reggaebass said:
Does it do it with all strings you try, I’d be reluctant to change the pickups on your jazz , is it the lovely mint untouched sunburst one
It is the lovely collector grade sunburst one from Simon on here l bought in 2020.
Even at front room practice levels it does sound louder than the other strings unfortunately. I really bought this bass to gig it and not for it to become a case queen or just an investment.
1971 Fender Jazz pick up replacements advice
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