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  1. alanbass1
    Very Nice
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    I got a nice El Dorado strap
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    First Bass Owned: 1962 Fender Precision 'Go To' Bass: Warwick Thumb NT 'Your' Bass: 1962 Fender Precision
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    I reckon the short scale and pick up placement makes them very much an acquired taste soundwise. Although I note that 70's telecaster basses makes a good fist at producing a non defined woolley sound and they now seem to be going up in price
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    Give Paul Herman a call, he should be able to help
  7. alanbass1
    Looks like another visit to BD is on the cards
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    Sounds much better through the TC Cab, but I really hate the spitty tweaters that MB use. I'm loving my TC gear through my Bergantino's
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    Dunno myself. I do like Thunderbirds but this looks a little too pointy
  10. alanbass1
    Welcome aboard
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    Welcome aboard
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    Not my knid of thing, but no denying he's talented. If he raises the profile of bass players that can only be good IMHO
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    [quote name='Blademan_98' timestamp='1325279331' post='1481791'] DHL have a POD system. It is between them and the sender. (Just checked their web site). Chase the vendor. [/quote] +1 - let Thomann sort this
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    Bump
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    Seriously nice....if only
  16. alanbass1
    I've got an RC30 and I couldn't be happier with it's capability. I use it more for practising by layering tracks with the onboard drum samples and recording various guitar/bass parts. The onboard drum samples whilst not editable are good and I can generally get something suitable from the 8 programmed rhythms - the on board effects are good too. These, and the much longer recording time available are the main differences to the RC20. The quality of the recorded/layered sound is excellent and I doubt if I have scratched the surface of it's capability. However, even with the way I'm using the unit it's great fun andf the most used pedal I have and I can highly recommend it.
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    During the 90's Fender Japan put out photo finish options on most of their range - nice looking and if they sound/play nice what more would you want
  18. alanbass1
    Welcome aboard - where in SE London do you live?
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    Headless is the way to go for a Status
  20. alanbass1
    How about my..... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/163302-tc-electronic-classic-450/page__p__1480011__hl__classic__fromsearch__1#entry1480011"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/163302-tc-electronic-classic-450/page__p__1480011__hl__classic__fromsearch__1#entry1480011[/url]
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    [quote name='Chris2112' timestamp='1325192796' post='1480872'] How come it has only been played a handful of times despite being a new order? [/quote] Because my 'go to' gigging bass is my Thumb NT and my go to recording bass is my P Bass. As lovely a bass as the KB is, I just seem to gravitate toward my headed wooden jobbies
  22. alanbass1
    I love my Thumb NT 4 - it's my go to bass and highly recommended
  23. alanbass1
    Welcome aboard
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    Yep, and I asked them to order some TI Flats for me as they said they would be there in a week. After about six weeks I told them to forget it and went online. They were delivered in two days!
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    Think I will check this out as well
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