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Thanks Yanto. I'll certainly try a few of your suggestions :-)

Ps if anyone has any good book or song recommendations I be happy to listen :-)

Right oh. I'll have to say that I did get a little over excited with the rosin so maybe that's the problem. Cheers :-)

Fantastic! Although there will probably be more many problems that I'll need help with, one in particular is driving me absolutely insane! I can't get a good sound from the E string! It's just coming out either really quiet or really scratchy. I've tried adjusting my bowing pressure and where I bow but can't can't get it right. Any tips would be great. I'm playing a £70 Stentor student thingy with steels btw :-)

Any violin players here? I've just started playing and have a couple of questions for the willing ;-) Cheers!

Fine instrument there Jabba! I noticed you're from Denbighshire. Who do you play for bud?

[quote name='obbm' timestamp='1326306750' post='1495281'] I pcked up a Boss TU-50 from here and mounted it with a dbx compressor and a GK MB200 is a half-rack case I giot from Ebay. One day I'm going transplant it into a 1/2 rack size aluminium flightcase. [/quote] How cute is that?!!

[quote name='D.I. Joe' timestamp='1383699092' post='2268013'] Now that looks worth a look! Thanks [/quote] No problem! In addition, once you've taken the grades you can sign up with the registry of guitar tutors and teach the grades yourself while having access to their resources and database :-) Enjoy!

I don't have any experience with Trinity or Rockschool but you should definitely check out the Registry of Guitar Tutors bass grades ([url="http://www.rgt.org/exams/bass-guitar.php"]http://www.rgt.org/exams/bass-guitar.php[/url]). They are recognized qualifications and the advanced grades (6,7 and 8) count as UCAS points towards university. You learn scales, arpeggios, modes, bass patterns in different styles, improv, various aural skills and much more. Plus you only have to buy three books at the most and can take any exam you like rather than them all. It massively improved my playing no doubt!

Ahhh found it! Quite hidden aren't they?! Do you know where I can date it? I looked onthe Sandberg site but couldn't find anything... Cheers :-)

Does anyone know where I can find the serial number on my Sandy california? Cheers.

132 for me

Your post would fair better in this forum buddy . . . . [url="http://basschat.co.uk/forum/22-items-wanted/"]http://basschat.co.uk/forum/22-items-wanted/[/url]

Great thread here! I'm awaiting my first Sandberg bass. California TT, black with rosewood fingerboard. Will upload pics when it arrives :-) On another note, has anyone checked out the Sandberg Configurer on their website? [url="http://www.configurator.sandberg-guitars.de/"]http://www.configurator.sandberg-guitars.de/[/url]. Good bit of fun. Here's my creation.....If only I had the pennies..

[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1383150044' post='2260835'] Disgusting idea [/quote] bahahahaha!

Oooo this would be mine!

Hey Has anyone else tried the Sandberg Configurator? A good bit of fun :-) If only I could afford any of my creations eh? ;-) [url="http://www.configurator.sandberg-guitars.de/"]http://www.configurator.sandberg-guitars.de/[/url] Peace.

Yeah I did sent him a little Ebay message too ;-)