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cattytown

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  1. She's a nice player - I was impressed when I saw them on Part Time bands - would love to see them live.
  2. Could we contact someone like Anderton's and negotiate a group buy?
  3. I do like that schecter. A great balance between looking retro and purposeful.
  4. This could be expensive. I started looking for a gig bag for my current epi thunderbird. whick gigbags fit the vintage pro then?
  5. No - the band were not my band - we just thought they were the best band for a wedding - a real rock n roll party band. I am not doing much these days - I am now a solo parent to two boys of school age so I can't justify many hours out rehearsing or gigging. I am trying to improve my slab playing to a level where it could be classed as "tolerable" and maybe do the odd jam/dep and look for something when the boys are old enough to be living their own lives. P.
  6. As far as I know this is the only video of me on stage. This was 17th June 1995! It was my wedding and the band got me up for a song.
  7. Looks the sort of bass a premiership footballer would buy...
  8. Though it's not necessarily a big deal. Intonation adjusted for fretted. Fretless you can compensate if it's not perfect. Tuning - shouldn't be hugely out. As long as you are not changing mid song you have a minute to retune. It may be possible to drop, and reposition slightly. Hmm. Sounds like a job for Paul Bigsby...
  9. Dropping nut or bridge would alter tuning/intonation.
  10. Can't say I have tried it with electric! never really occured to me TBH! You're welcome to give it a try - I work from home so can even handle daytime dropins.
  11. It's not listed in the spec in the instructions - I'll see if I can figure a way to weigh it, but it's, er, pretty solid :-)
  12. I prefer 12s, but it's an amp designed for double bass so actually works rather well..
  13. It's a 15. and I still have the instructions! With modern high power amps and small, light but potent speaker cabs it's not going to compete for out and out volume - would be great for a quieter player. I'll try to either find and reinstate the pics, or take some more.
  14. Could be interesting on pricing. The schaller site lists it as €108 - lnock off the discount and add postage and you are looking <>£100. Warmoth list it at $65, but their postage prices are geared around shipping bodies and necks, and are pricey even for that IMO. Cheapest puts it to <> $95 - £70, but you will be hit by the "handling charge" by importers, Duty & VAT so it's going to be close on price...
  15. That's the problem - it may be perfectly functional, it's just ugly. Tune have been mentioned, it's just difficult to work out how viable it is to buy one. I do quite like http://usdweb.sakura.ne.jp/custom.order.gallery.top/framepage.tune.phoenix.custom.order.gallery.html page 16, No.TP-000467... P.
  16. Thanks - that was the conclusion I was coming to :-( While the Hagstrom looks cool, I had pretty much discounted it as being a tad behind. P.
  17. Talking bridges - I know the schaller is available as an aftermarket bridge, but what bases have a non-TOM bridge? The Hagstrom as a one piece, but if one wanted an 8-string bass with one piece bridge that allowed independent intonation adjustment, just how narrow would the choices be?
  18. That B208 does look nice - nearer spector than schecter price as well.Pity it doesn't look available yet :-(
  19. From Drew @ GBBL by any chance? I had me eye on that!
  20. Possibly - it has been there as well. It's here mainly as it is aimed at double bass players. It's a bit of a niche amp, and technology has moved on with even upright players now classing 100W as a practice amp... It's now on ebay as well. As you can tell I have not been in a hurry to sell it :-)
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