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Mansun guitarist Dominic Chad became a paramedic and then a massage therapist:

http://wellbeingspace.co.uk/therapist-dominic-chad/

I use my L2500 for everything. It's comfortable, versatile and sounds great. I also love the switching options as they allow you to select between two or three different sounds very quickly.

Next gig is Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, a week on Friday (23rd Dec). Tickets here:

http://www.brudenellsocialclub.co.uk/whats-on/endorphinmachine1/

Larry Graham
Victor Wooten
Jaco
Prince
Marcus Miller
Stuart Zender
Tim Commerford
Joe Dart
Flea
Michael League

We're in London tomorrow night. Tickets still available here:

http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/event/YDH1111E?brand=o2academyislington&camefrom=AMG_ISLINGTON_endrp

The Prince tribute band I play with have the following gigs coming up:

Sat 5/11/2016
Newcastle O2 Academy 2

Fri 11/11/2016
Islington O2 Academy 2

Sat 3/12/2016
Liverpool O2 Academy 2

Would be great to see some fellow Basschatters there.

Video clips of us and more information can be seen here:

https://www.facebook.com/EndorphinmachinePrinceTributeBand

and here:

https://www.facebook.com/princetribute.endorphinmachine?fref=ts

I'm going. Saw him at the Wardrobe last year.

The Prince tribute I play with are in Winsford, Cheshire tonight. Come along! Free entry before 10pm.

https://www.facebook.com/events/246032605752570/?ti=cl

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Did this sell?

Terrible news. Absolutely incredible musician who could turn his hand to almost any style.

This guy:

http://youtu.be/ZhNq-tNIQWM

Tal Wilkenfeld, Michael League, Joe Dart, Jesus Coomes, Alissia Benveniste, Esperanza Spalding.

I have the robotalk 2 and the super fatman on my board. They're totally different sounding filters. The robotalk is super funky and you can get some really interesting sounds with both filters running together. Also great if you want a filter for slap and one for finger style.

The super fatman does have a massive range of sounds, and it can do massive swells. I don't particularly like it on its own, but with and octave and a fuzz it's great for synthy tones. Can do down sweeps too, has a step filter which can be combined with the envelope and an expression pedal input.

Great band. Probably my favourite thing out there at the moment.

This does it for me

http://youtu.be/FmQ8fDcGbUs

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As I was walking back to my car, a group of lads overtook me and one was saying to his mates, "I'm trying to think which Muppet the bass player reminds me of..."
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He's always reminded me of Grover.

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So I've found an Andreas Zeller bass for sale fairly local, and I'm about to take the plunge and buy my first double bass. However, I've noticed from the pictures that the seller has up that the G string is sitting in a deep groove in the bridge. I know this isn't right. Would it just be a case of cutting the bridge down to fix this?

The Prince tribute act I play in, EndorphinMachine, need a new keyboard player. Our current one left due to not having enough time to continue.

It's a 9 piece band based around Huddersfield. Although the gigs are paid, noone in the band is in it for the money. As we all have various other commitments we usually do around 9 or 10 gigs a year, and rehearse about the same amount. The music is great fun to play, really varied stylistically, and the standard of everyone in the band is excellent.

PM me if you or someone you know is interested, or go here for more information:

https://www.facebook.com/princetribute.endorphinmachine

If musical theatre is your thing, get yourself to this. I'm playing in the pit band. First night yesterday was awesome! Runs until a week today.

http://www.atgtickets.com/shows/sister-act/grand-opera-house-york/

Just found out about this. Got tickets for Leeds. Can't wait!

I'm going to the Leeds gig. Can't wait!

Here's my creation.