thebassist

I think so too. Thanks a lot

Yes, Barnes & Mullins - I've dealt with them myself and they're a waste of space frankly.

No. And I only have one left now FYI.

A 6-string Rickenbacker rip-off for £7000! Incredible. I reckon they'd be amazingly fortunate to get anywhere close to £1000 for that thing.

Servant Jazz Quarters address is 10a Bradbury Street, London, N16 8JN. SJQ are within two minutes walk of Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction Overground stations. The following buses stop nearby: 30, 38, 56, 67, 76, 149, 236, 242, 277, N38, N76.

I've just moved on my Aguilar equipment. I have one SL112 left to shift now. I played using two SL112s powered by two TH350 heads. I thought they were okay at the time but the new stuff I have is far better in my opinion. While the SL112s are very, very lightweight, it comes at too much of a cost in my opinion. The weight/sound ratio is perfect on my new Trickfish TF112 cabs.

This might help. https://www.thebalance.com/value-of-money-3306108

I think you should start Hellzero's Bass Lessons.

When I commission a new build, I'm happy to accept the risk that comes along with it. I think of getting a build wrong and selling it on at a loss as what it would have cost me to have rented the instrument. I actually have a new build due for completion in June and I've only changed two elements from the bass I have currently. I feel like I can finally say that I'm 99% certain I've gotten the specifications right.

I don't think anything you've written here is unreasonable but I'd probably have waited until another rehearsal or two before speaking up myself. It's a tricky one though. And was the regular gigging club band originals or covers?

Electronics Middle Pickup: Custom Shop '60s Split Single-Coil Precision Bass Controls: Master Volume, Master Tone Pickup Switching: None Pickup Configuration: Split Single-Coil

At this price point I think you’re absolutely right. These look like they should be at the £300-£500 mark to me. Thinking about it... even then I wouldn’t buy one.

It'd be really great to see some of the Basschat community at this event.

Sounds exciting mate and try not to worry - the way I think of things nowadays is that in 100 years I won't be about anymore so sod it - go out and have fun.