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Bassist magazine/gigbags and some stands.
supabock replied to NancyJohnson's topic in Completed Items
Hi, i'm interested in the stand and the gig bag and i'm in Reading Cheers Steve -
[quote name='WarPig' post='600731' date='Sep 16 2009, 09:08 PM']Got a spare set ala: [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/19-BLACK-RACK-MOUNT-SCREWS-WASHERS-CAGE-NUTS_W0QQitemZ150352787305QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Musical_Instruments_Outboards_Effects_MJ?hash=item2301b97769&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/19-BLACK-RACK-MOUNT-...id=p3286.c0.m14[/url] Free to a good home.[/quote] Soopadoopa, Arrived this morning. Thanks again Steve
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Hi, I'll take it if you tell me where you are?? Steve
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[quote name='davidmpires' post='594060' date='Sep 9 2009, 05:12 PM']Hi I bought this acoustic bass last year for very litle money and then decided to make a fretless out of it and put some flatwounds on it. It sounds ok and I tried to play with it on my rock band but I don't really have use for it. Comes with a gig bag. Pick it up from Sevenoaks, or maybe Putney when I drive in.[/quote] Nice one David, Good to see you today and a big thank you for the acoustic bass. I plays pretty well i have to say!! Thanks again Steve
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Thanks, I wasn't too sure of it being in the right place myself Steve
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Put it to the bass playing people and take it from there??
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Thanks very much. I dont mind where it moves to just that people can see it and maybe recommend a friend so to speak. You would not believe the hostile welcome i got from a guitarists forum. Ok i posted it in the wrong section, but as a newbie so to speak i was not allowed to post in any other section until i had reached a certain amount of postings....You would think that people would be appreciative of the opportunity..?? Steve
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Hi all, I did not get to much of a good welcome when I posted this post on a guitar forum, guess that's because I am a bass player.... Anyway I thought I would post here as we all seem to be much more helpful towards each other..... So, here's the post!! I am currently the MD for a female singer songwriter and have been tasked in finding suitable musicians for her project, and that's where the guitarists come in. I need to fill the vacancy for two guitarists who can work towards a showcase gig potentially at the end of November, schedule providing. The successful two will be part of a line up that will do all of the necessary promotion, TV, Radio, tours, to promote the already recorded album. So to all you guitarists that may be interested, open auditions are planned for the end of next week and ongoing until we can find suitable, players. The location is in the Guildford catchment area and that is where auditions will take place. Interested players should check out www.louiselegry.com and then mail me or PM me and we can take it from there. There are some tracks on the site but I can provide you all with more information and tracks pre-audition. Thanks in advance guys Steve Thank you all for the help on this one, but the posts are not available anymore, so i'm going to ask admin to remove it to save further confusion. Cheers all Steve
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I spent years, moving from one bass to another until i found what was comfortable for me, and that is where i have settled and yes, its an expensive one. It feels good, fits my playing and moreover feels comfortable or part of me when i hold it and play. Having said that, i do know of some top pro players who have cheaper basses and mod them to their requirements. I guess the feel and fit are right for them but a few tweaks here and there are needed with the sound.
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Thanks Guys, The plan is that i am involved in a music project and taking on the MD role, So, for my sins i am searching for competant and relatively experienced guitarists that can fill two posts in the line up. I can forward more info about the artist to interested parties later, but thought i would try guitarists forums first. Thanks Steve
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For me, i wanted a lined fretless pretty much as an initial guide, and now i have been playing a lined frettless for almost 10 years i dont really pay much attention to where i am as opposed to how the note is sounding in the context of a track or against some backing. If to answer the question the correct intonation for my bass is pretty much bang on the line across the board, but i rely more on my ears these days to tell me if i'm bang on, if that makes sense
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Hi all, Does anyone know of, or can recommend the guitarists equivalent of this site?? Steve
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Good point, i like the idea of an already played in bass that maybe has a bit of history and definitely some life and character. Maybe a lot to ask for at this stage. I love my jazz, Souls and Fusion, but really would like to be able to play all that i can on electric, but translated to DB.
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Hi and thanks for that, budget wise i would have that i am just at the stage of trying DB's out but i see that DB's go from a minimal amount to up, and up, and even further....Really i am not sure if spending £200 for example and trying to learn at a budget price on a second hand DB is a false economy when the reality is that a good DB could cost closer to about £1000.....then you go up from there (which i cant at this stage). Is old better than new or is it a case of try before you buy and if majority of the boxes are ticked, then thats what you go for.........???
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Help please: Photos/diagrams of Ric 4003 control cavity
supabock replied to Beedster's topic in Repairs and Technical
[quote name='Beedster' post='594755' date='Sep 10 2009, 02:15 PM']Hi all I'm about to start wiring in the PUPs to my 4003 fretless project. I've two original Ric harnesses, one for the pots/switches and one for the O/Ps. I have a Seymour Duncan chart but it's not all that useful. I'd be very grateful for either a Ric wiring diagram or some pics of control cavities as it's not quite as intuitive a job as was my old Precision! Probably worth mentioning I've got the vintage tone circuit/pot, not sure how much of a difference it makes to the connections? Many thanks Chris[/quote] I have a photo of the pots and assembly of one of my 4001 stereo basses. Not sure its the same as a 4003, but i'll post it if its any help??? Steve -
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Calm down you lot, its only a Jazz..........But hey, WHAT A BEAUTY!!!!
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[quote name='dazzajl' post='594315' date='Sep 9 2009, 09:24 PM']Well there you go, me and Steve..... Vultures r' us. Although I suppose it could be called public service. [/quote] You have to look at it like releasing one to fund another well thats my Vulturistic opinion anyway
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[quote name='davidmpires' post='594060' date='Sep 9 2009, 05:12 PM']Hi I bought this acoustic bass last year for very litle money and then decided to make a fretless out of it and put some flatwounds on it. It sounds ok and I tried to play with it on my rock band but I don't really have use for it. Comes with a gig bag. Pick it up from Sevenoaks, or maybe Putney when I drive in.[/quote] PM'd You
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[quote name='saxobass' post='594224' date='Sep 9 2009, 07:39 PM']I`m a double bass player currently prevented from playing by the onset of rheumatoid arthritis in my wrists. My folky friends have suggested I buy an acoustic bass guitar in order to carry on playing for them. Any comments, suggestions and recommendations would be very welcome.[/quote] What are you going to do with your DB as i may be interested if you decide to sell?? Steve
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Interesting as my mind is swayed after every post
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I think i will take it..... Could i see a photo?