Lenny B

I had a terrific week in the mid-90s doing a run of Christmas parties at British army bases in Germany - 7 days, 3 camps, 7 gigs, full Christmas dinner and all you could drink every night. Officers were worst behaved, the wives were most intimidating. Great fun.

It's all about Live After Death - that was the first Maiden album I heard, never heard better than that

Bump!

Hi there - I'm interested in the Zoom, got a couple of questions if you don't mind - are there any voltage issues with the Euro adaptor? Does it come with cubase? And whereabouts are you? I have a Diago Tourman (midsized one) for sale if that's any interest for a PX (but would rather not post - I'm in north London)
Cheers!
Len

When I was Les Paul hunting last year I played through one of these - I've never sounded better! Great amps, unfortunately I have no possible justification for this, but would thoroughly recommend

This would suit me - will PM when not in the office, cheers

Still here...

It's nearly Xmas!
£50

Bump

Diago still here

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You could always get a fretted one and have it defretted? It would have lines by default....
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I play a fretless Fender P-lyte. There are/were a couple going on here recently, even adding the cost of de-fretting it will be a pretty cheap option. I have TI flats on mine, very happy with it

Seven. But as that's over 25 years I don't feel too bad about that.

Fretless Precision Lyte
75 RI Japanese Jazz
71 RI Japanese Precision (flats)
Cheap Spector 4 string (forget which model, but PJ pickups make it perfect for my occasional metal gigs)
Shine 8-string
Hofner Contemporary Violin Bass (40th birthday gift to myself)
Cheap electro-acoustic which I'll get defretted one of these days.

Plus 3 electric guitars, an acoustic, couple of ukuleles and a borrowed mandolin.

Sounds pretty reasonable actually...

Have a look at the Danelectro Reel Echo

I play a Shine one - picked it up pretty cheaply on here as an entry point, and I'm very pleased with it - decent to play, decent sound.
This one in fact; http://basschat.co.uk/topic/138206-shine-8-eight-string-bass-for-saletrade/

I saw a clip of someone playing a converted Spector and that sounded awesome (tuned D-A-D-G - I do the same). I remember someone also converting a P-bass to 8 string which looked great.

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I use this with my Mac... so flexible.. great unit!
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Does it work with GarageBand?

Enjoyed that, cheers

Just the Diago - and up

And up

When I play rock or soul it's pretty much a straight 4 string with rounds or flats.

When I play functions then it may be an octave, chorus or filter to approximate the bass on various recordings

When I play with my sefardic Mediterranean band, then I use octave, filter, tremolo, delay, drive, phase, freeze... (Not all at once).

The conclusion is that the dirtier the guitars, the fewer effects I use.

PM'd

Cracking basses - keep it!

+1 on the Kinsman. I saw this site mentioned as well; www.[b]kabl[/b]online.com

Any offers?

Bank holiday bump

Ok Adam, will take your advice.
Phaser withdrawn