hollywoodrox

I'm excited and I've not bought anything, they are so cheap though I am considering a couple of things for the future

Excellent look forward to seeing results on here

Cool site tony, so can you use wordpress to create a regular webpage, I thought it was just for blogs, nice work

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Brilliant, thanks for sharing , will help me with my reading plus great song

Anything by reckless love is awesome, finnish hair metal l band, their songs sound like a mixture of van halen , def leppard, ratt, and winger and guns n roses all rolled into one, proper kick ass rock n roll with catchy riffs and singalong choruses

Wow just checked these two sites out, excellent, would be interested to hear of anyone else usin the hong kong one

I liked the sound of the one on the left

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Do you remember when Little Mountain Studios in Vancouver was the place to record for all kinds of hard rock acts?

In the late 1980's/ early 1990's everyone who somebody was queueing up to record there. Bon Jovi, Aerosmith AC/DC , The Cult ect. Bruce Farbairn is sadly no longer with us, but Bob Rock is still one of the hottest ( and most expensive) record producers in the world.
[/quote]I remember it being popular then, David Lee Roth was cutting "a little aint enough" there, that part of vancouver was supposedly host to some of the finest strippers in the continent. Vancouver also was popular for filming 90, s television shows I think it was cheaper, I seem to remember X files being one of the standout shows amongst them

My Fave Canadian Band "Brighton Rock
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Or even "curved air"

I am in neck love, I love reverse headstocks must check lottery ticket later

Este haim is a super fox

Thanks primebass

I always assumed that to get the clean low, s and distorted highs you would still need two amps, but listening to a recent clinic I did hear him say "if I only had one amp , wouldn, t it be nice if I could get my bass tone, then just ghost in distortion" so apparently the splitting of the channels in the sig pedal does work.

I was just curious how it does this, I assume it splits the input in two , then allows you to mix the two channels and add comp and distortion, but the question is how, its very clever circuitry

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Could do worse than buy a Bluetooth soundbar.
Btw; do not play CDs in DVD player. Sounds cack.
[/quote]my pioneer plays nice through my hi fi , it is also a Sacd player

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Good question ! I'd imagine if the package was put into an airtight container they'd last a pretty long time.
[/quote]look, s like a job for tupperware

Awesome this is looking real good, i, m getting the black ones.

Cheers guys, think I will get some ,

Cheers guys , I think the wilkinsons may be particularly huge for some reason have read of them not fitting on squier p bass, s the post I did read involved grinding some off, I will see, the hipshots are awesome though, will keep eye open for g & l ones too

Cheers guys , I think the wilkinsons may be particularly huge for some reason have read of them not fitting on squier p bass, s the post I did read involved grinding some off, I will see, the hipshots are awesome though, will keep eye open for g & l ones too

Get well soon sir

anyone here used wilkinsons on a telebass headstock, I ask this as I read somewhere on a forum someone had to grind a bit of the plate off as they they have larger than normal bass plates. Cant afford hipshot's at the moment.

This would be relevant to a precision neck with the small headstock like a tele too. I dont want to use the gotoh style as they have to look like the vintage /clover,elephant ear type.

I can trim some off the wilkinsons no doubt with my dremel, I am not sure which bit would protrude from the headstock though and cannot find a pic. Cheers....Paul

[quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' timestamp='1403697778' post='2485384']
I initially used springs on the screws instead of neoprene when I built my Fretless 'P' bitzer. It made the pickup microphonic. I then chopped up a cheapo ikea mousemat and used a few layers under the pickup instead & it was much better
[/quote] excellent so many uses for a mouse mat.

I have heard that about the springs I think you have to put some sort of plastic tube round them

They look good, good price too thanks, think I would need to cut it quite thin as its a thick pickup, will have to recess the silver cover a bit so the strings clear it , think the whole thing is about 3 cm thick