Roger2611

I agree with the above, try and pick up another neck either a fretless or a fretted one and have the frets removed, then effectively you have two basses, I owned a Rockbass $$ Corvette and although I hated the bass the neck was by far the best thing about the bass

If I hadn't already got a Thunder III fretless I would have had his hand off by now.....fantastic bass

Lovely GASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

You could get lucky and pick up a prototype Rega Planet turntable at a car boot for £15.00

[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/twin-necked-guitar-body-for-project-/121267893092?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item1c3c213364"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item1c3c213364[/url] This has to be the worst twin neck guitar body in existence, I am tempted to buy it and ask him to burn it rather than post it!

Sorry, I just popped in the shop yesterday and saw it hanging there, it is called Cash Generator in Stephenson Place, it's in the town centre near where the buses congregate!

I don't know if it is of interest to anyone on here but crack exchange in Chesterfield have a nice looking, set neck Ibanez Les Paul bass in black with 3 controls rather than the usual 4 on sale for £199.00 I have no idea if it is good value but it looks a good few years old but a well built bass, I was going to attach a picture but the Bass Chat gods wouldn't allow it!

I knew you were going to do that but I thought I had better check, just in case

5 out of 10 which was more than I thought I would get

I have completely fallen out with Bass Chat on IE11 / Win7 pretty much unusable nowadays, I have to go in via Firefox which seems to work fine

I own two, a wine red Mex Tele which is fine, nothing special, does what it says on the tin and suits my needs for a Tele, at the other end of the scale is my 50's Classic Precision, I have always said it is the best Precision I have ever played, it will be my last bass out

I wouldn't dismiss the late 70's Fender basses, yes most are very heavy, I have one weighing in at a stupid 11.5lbs and that is by no means the heaviest one I have come across, but I have just picked up an Olympic White / Maple neck 79 Precision in fantastic condition and weighing in at 9.3lbs at well within your budget.....because it is late 70's it is worth a lot less than early 70's basses and the late 70's basses have fantastic necks on them

A lot of love for the flatwounds, I am not sure about them especially in a live situation, I have them on my Westone Thunder III fretless and on my fretted Tokai Jazz but I feel like I am going to give myself a nasty burn as soon as I slide on the strings....I use Fender flats, I don't know if they are worse than others but I definitely lack a little confidence playing a bass with flats on

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-Original-1960s-70s-Fender-Bass-Guitar-Case-RARE-RARE-RARE-/161208807412?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item2588cb2ff4 This is listed as a vintage original Fender case, I am not convinced, the colour of the interior cloth doesn't seem right and it lacks the Fender badge on the front, any thoughts? Rog

Speak to Duncan at Phoenix Soundworks in Earls Barton: 01604 466499 he has always looked after my amps without issue

Hello all I currently use Cubase SE on the pc, our drummer has just sent through 3 tracks via dropbox, I have started a new project and pulled the tracks from dropbox to cubase, now I seem to have a problem, the drum track and guitar track line up perfectly but the guide vocal track just doesn't line up and I can't get it to line up I need the guide vocal to know where I am in the song, the drummer must have had them lined up as did the guitarist, am I doing something wrong? Cheers Rog

The keyboard player would probably stab you if you turned up with one of those

I have now owned and sold 3 stingrays, I still love the look of the bass I just don't get on with them....maybe if I found the right one...... noooooo see I still want one

I've been playing 30 years, I still need to practice and still can't play half the basslines of some of my mentors, stop telling yourself what you can't do and start being impressed with what you can do...a bit of self belief will make you a better player

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Millennium-Falcon-Bass-Guitar-REBEL-BASS-Star-Wars-/261378496664?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item3cdb5f5898

[quote name='ead' timestamp='1390157873' post='2342118'] ...and of course his work in Dali's Car with that singer chappy from Bauhaus. [/quote] Pete Murphy

There is always going to be artistes from your chosen genre that you just don't connect with, I love most things old school punk but could never connect with Siouxsie and the Banshees, don't know why it just has never happened. I wouldn't worry about it

Signed, now at 67000+

His feedback looks decent and he has shifted some high end guitars, maybe some kind of dealer but I did a quick search for CT Guitars in Plymouth and nothing came up. Selling for a friend could be pucker, I guess you have to ask yourself "do I want it bad enough" if the answer is yes, go for it

[quote name='skej21' timestamp='1389638248' post='2336432'] I don't understand the weight thing at all. I've never weighed any of my basses. I have a nice leather strap that seems to make anything I pick up comfortable so have never worried. Is there a reason why people prefer light basses other than having shoulder pain from a heavy instrument? [/quote] I have just shelled out a lot more than I wanted to on a 9.5 lbs. 79 Precision to replace my 11.5 lbs. 79 Precision, they are pretty much identical in everyway other than I can walk now the day after a gig, 2 lbs. doesn't sound like much but even with a comfort strap it makes a huge difference to what I can do for a few days after a gig. Interestingly the heavier bass does sound slightly meatier on the low E string than the lighter bass but not so much that you would worry about it