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[quote name='Leen2112' timestamp='1430425573' post='2761424'] For a start, the guitarist doesn't play in standard tuning, he says he's tuned to B flat or A or some other. I spent a week trying to learn a track without realizing this! Now I think i should try to tune down so i can play these fast riffs easier. I'm not sure the bass is playable tuned the same way as the guitars. I'm interested to hear from other Djenty style bass players and how they cope with down tuned guitars and whatnot. Help needed folks...... [/quote] It's hard to know what he mea[font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"]ns if he says he tuned to A or Bb, could easily be A standard. However it depends how much of a TesseracT fan he is, Acle mainly plays in DADGAD but tuned to Bb ([/font][font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][color="#232321"]Bb F Bb Eb F Bb Eb) with occasional Ab drops. I agree with Chris and Robs comments above drop tuning isn't necessary on bass at least (i can sort of see the point on guitar) so i'd prob go either A or Bb standard so you can match the bottom string. Depending on how much attack you like i'd consider a .145 to keep things nice and tight. [/color][/font] [font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][color="#232321"]Again agree with Dannybuoy and Sifi "darkglass" are great for that sort of tone (but not the only option), just remember not to overdo the drive. I see too many "Djent" bass players with a heavey driven/distorted sound and it just ends up being lost with the guitars. Clarity is king IMO.[/color][/font]

That body is definitely a squier VM Jaugar, neck could be genuine but then again i think the logos wrong so probably not. We always jump to the conclusion with things like this that someone is trying to make a quick quid, but he may have been no so savvy and been sold this as a Japanese Jaguar. Then again my Mrs does always tell me not to be so trusting of people.

I think the most enjoyable festival is one where you don't have the whole time filled with bands you "must go and see" and discover some new bands. Did YNot last year only wanting to see 3 people and enjoyed it so much we are going back this year (helps that its less than £100 for three day camping). Some great bands on the unsigned stage and some of the best festival food i've ever had. Good ale and cider selection too. Not that i would be saying all this to try and sell the spare tickets i have in the "sell anything" section at all

Yeah all three of those were there, along with something with a curved neck bolt line. Can't think of anything else it could have been, either that or my eyes were playing tricks on me. Edit: headstock looks about right if I can remember rightly also

I'm sure this must be what I saw daflewis playing at wicked at Apollo London recently. Only saw the back and was confused by the neck bolt arrangement. Look like very nice instruments, deffinately out of my reach tho.

[quote name='Machines' timestamp='1425722609' post='2710010'] I wish people would realise that staggering the ferrules does not change scale length. This is determined only by the distance between the bridge saddle and nut. The actual achievement is lowering the angle between the saddle and ferrule minimising the stress on the winding of the string making it less likely to break. [/quote] Apologies my wording could have been better, of course i didn't mean scale length. There you go your wish has come true!

Pearl Jam - Ten

[quote name='chrisanthony1211' timestamp='1422391353' post='2672165'] Stage four, eBay yet again comes to the rescue as I start to ask sellers questions about said musical item, and ask what they may accept...if I don't get a rise I can then carefully move to stage five (otherwise known as DEFCON 5) [/quote] DEFCON is an inverse scale, 5 is the lowest 1 is the highest.

Not exactly unusual for ESP.

So that's what a bass neck on a 6 string tele body would look like.....ridiculous.

[quote name='ead' timestamp='1420723186' post='2652543'] Mathematically wouldn't a zero radius object just be a point? Flat definitely works best for me as a description. [/quote] Yes and No, depends on which school of thinking you use.

As previously mentioned looks genuine. Looks like a JV collector when looking at other items for sale.

Is it just me or are there not pictures of three different paint jobs in that advert?

Bought a MIM Classic 50s P from Scott. Great communication and totally honest about the smallest marks. Deal with confidence