Galilee

That'll teach me not to browse Basschat while I'm eating my lunch.

[quote name='tauzero' post='289922' date='Sep 23 2008, 01:15 PM']Also wear the wedding ring from my first marriage on my right hand[/quote]

How does your current wife feel about that?

[size=1](Or were you widowed?)[/size]

+1

Any man whose wife thinks he was a 'truly wonderful man' clearly deserves our respect and grief at his loss.

I take mine off when I play, because I'm scared it'll wear a groove in the neck somehow.

I play fingerstyle hard enough to click the strings off the base of the neck. Sometimes I actually hit downwards onto the string over the base of the neck with the tips of my fingers (a la Ryan Martinie). I like it to be very percussive. That's about it really.

It's Raining Blood, punk.

Cripes, that 130 looks massive in the pictures.

That's the scariest combo in the world.

Completely not my sort of thing, but very nice bass work.

Fab, Thumbs rule. I'd love a 4 to go with my 5 - can't convince my wife of the urgency of the requirement though. Hey ho.

I'm with you, I always get my thumb stuck under the string on the upstroke.

Shwiiing!

Boulder is a monster, some of his lines are very tough indeed. Hang onto Yourself is a real killer at full speed.

I'd say that at the very least you need to learn the notes on the fretboard.

Noted, ta.

I think that wearing thinner shoes (rather than the steel toe-capped work boots that I currently wear) is probably the answer. Either that or separate effect pedals, but I reckon that would get expensive, what with the amp modelling in the Zoom.

How easy is it to split the footswitches then?

Yeah I do, I think maybe I just have big feet.

As I said, I do kind of blindly kick out at the pedal in order to trigger effects, and I do think that the two switches and the expression pedal are a bit close together. This often results in my suddenly being surprised by the noise (or lack of noise) coming from my bass.

I mostly have to select an effect for the song and stick with it throughout, because I haven't got the spare mental capacity to be accurately dancing on the damn pedal box whilst everything else is happening.

I always accidentally kick the damn pedal and turn my sound right off, so now I make sure it's not assigned at all.... In my own defence, I do sing lead vocal as well, so I can't focus too much attention on controlling effects.

Are you sure you've got all the bits of nail out of the palm of your hands? Because that's not going to help.

Yup, only a couple of days delivery on anything I've ever ordered.

I've never used my pedal yet. In all my custom patches, I don't assign it to anything at all.

[quote name='Sarah5string' post='266270' date='Aug 20 2008, 01:16 PM']hang on.. how do I do a Bb when I haven't got a Bb on my fretboard???[/quote]



Try A#

Three years? You change strings every 3 years? Clearly the nut will have dessicated and contracted during that period.

Probably.

That sounds about right.

I'd ask the guitarist if he/she shouldn't just p*ss off and worry about learning a few chords. Bet you a pound to a pinch of salt he/she only plays the first two or three notes of each one.

[quote name='ste_m3' post='265690' date='Aug 19 2008, 05:15 PM']I still think a trusted mediator is the way forward, you cant lose! If it all goes tits up mediator just sends your money back![/quote]

If the seller is new though, they're not going to find a mutually-trusted mediator are they?