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Everything posted by Raslee
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I use an Orange Terror into a SVT410HLF, love it - very old school sounding. I replaced my SVT Pro4 with the Orange terror as i found they sounded very simlar to my ears but with more obvious eq options with the Pro 4.
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Playing mainly reggae covers it has to be...... Red red wine UB40, Bring me your cup UB40 (and lots more UB40 stuff) oh and i momentarily nodded off once whilst playing Aswads 'Good thing going' at a gig......bores me to sleep that track.
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Jeez really shocked at all the Barcelona horror stories.....seems a different place as mentioned here to what i went to in 98 . Although tbh our band looked dodgy as f%$£ out there....perhaps that why we never got mugged or had any hassles.
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Cheers guys, i'll try pushing the poles pieces through and see if that yields any results. I've tried the eq earlier and no joy on that, perhaps i should try a compressor? It's strange because i want to play my MM more but keep coming back to my Jazz as it never lets me down. Flats could be a good option on the MM. Sildxx, i'm using Lindy fralin pick ups in my Jazz which seem to be well balanced with the tone roled off. I also have Lindy's in my 5 string too...really rate them. Does the J-East J retro allow for a passive option also or is it all active?
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Selling my PA as it doesn't get used. The speakers look like EV300 speakers, same casing etc but with what i think are Eminence speakers-the guy i bought them off said they were but i've never had a need to check; they have EV B grade written on the back but i cannot vouch that they are genuine EV speakers - both have tweeters. It sounded great quality when i used it at a local gig a year or so ago - complete with tripod poles which have bags. Thankfully our drummer has a huge PA so i've never had a need for this PA. Also have a Studiomaster VPX15 600W active bass sub, has built in crossover which is useful for the aforementioned speakers. A great powerful combination together. See [url="http://www.studiomaster.com/products/vpx.htm"]here[/url] All items are heavy so collection form Plymouth only. Looking for £250 o.v.n.o for both - is this reasonable? , may split if required. Can throw in speakon cables and a small amp for extra £50. May consdier part trade on a P neck, preferable maple and/or Zoom H1 or H2 field recorder plus cash my way. Happy to email pictures, just PM me.
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Hello, Hope someone can share their pearls of wisdom. I scored an 88 MM Stingray on here a few months back and i have to say i love it to bits, plays like a dream and easily my favourite bass........however: The bass itself seems to have a lot more treble than i'm used to. It's great i guess if your a funkateer and want to do the Louis Johnson thing, however i'm not that talented to do Louis. I guess i'm a dub man who likes a warm phat sound so i have the treble pretty much all the way off. When playing like this the G & sometimes the D gets lost, the E & A strings notes dominate the sound. I've tried raising the pick up towards the G and dropping at the E end. I've also fiddled with my amp eq to see if i can balance the strings more....no luck. I have owned three MM's rays in the past and don't remember having this issue - is it an 80's thang?. Any suggestions? I'm considering maybe i need to change the pre-amp (one day as skint) to a John East - i used to have one on a Pre EB ray and had no issues. Or should i consider the pick up, maybe a Norstrand or any other suggestions? Are there any modifications i can do to the MM pre amp? One thing i have not considered until now is turning the bass EQ down on the bass and then up on the amp, maybe that may work ??? Any thoughts ?
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My old funkrock band did a mini tour in Barcelona back in 98'...t'was great fun!!! I flew Easyjet with my bass packed in bubble wrap etc - it was checked at customs too. You'll have a blast, great crowds out there that seem more up for dancing than your average uk crowd in my opinion. Very jealous, wish i was out there again; i could write a book about our little hedonistic driven tour out there See if you can blag Catalonia tv coming to a gig also.
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[quote name='Beedster' post='1128061' date='Feb 15 2011, 10:22 AM']I hope Rasta doesn't mind me using his thread, but the project for which I bought this neck is no longer going to happen, so if anyone wants it for what I paid (ovno), £125, feel free to drop me a PM. It really is a very nice bit of wood. I'll also trade for a decent rack mount reverb or a decent small diaphragm condenser mic Cheers C[/quote] No probs mate, have modified the original post. If i had some spare cash i would have this back in an instant as i fancy a neck for my Ryder pimp but alas skint times at the mo Good luck with the sale, i shouldn't imagine it will be here for long.
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First Bass Owned: Ibanez Tr series 'Go To' Bass: Lakland JO5 (with Lindy Fralin pick ups) 'Your' Bass: Custom Fender jazz (with Lindy Fralin pick ups)
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My first bit of bling, used a Mighty might PG - wasn't a great fit as had a bit of filing to do, new strings too!!!...really want a maple neck if anyone wants to swap?
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One thing i love about being in a reggae band is i never have to compete with a geeetwrist....tis usually the otherway round
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I've been playing the OTB through both a Ampeg SVT 4x10HLF and occassionally a Peavey 4x10 TX or 2x10 TX....i must say i'm impressed with the Peavy sounds....holds up very well
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[quote name='Bass_Guardian' post='1117276' date='Feb 6 2011, 01:22 AM']Anyone had any luck replacing the pickguard? Want to know if a basic fender pickguard will fit and if not what needs done to fit it [/quote] +1 ....i quite fancy putting a Tort on my Sonic Blue.
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Bought an MP3 control mixer thingy, all good, no probs here...buy in confidence
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I love the OTB! I've been using this amp for reggae and dub and couldn't be more pleased. I've sold my Ampeg pro 4 as result which was a great amp but the Orange seems to perform similar if not better yet a third of the weight. Great amps!
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The Wailers bassist Aston Family Man Barrett was playing the Hohner B-Bass for a while
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[quote name='ben604' post='1111273' date='Feb 1 2011, 05:09 PM']What the hell, Navy with Maple just ordered.[/quote] Thats the spirit. FWIW i saw a maple necked P on a red body yesterday in the Exmouth Devon branch so the maples are out there. Think i would have prefered maple but i'm happy with my rosewood on my sonic. Also as an update gave it a thrashing earlier through my amp, stonking i'd say although my tone pot seems pretty useless. Am thinking of getting a tort plate if anyone can recommend one that fits?
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This Tobias bass needs to go to a good home where it will get played. I'm pretty much always playing my Jazz or MM these days and this is too nice a bass as just a back up to have lying around. [i]I've just bought a £60 Ryder as a back up for that very reason. [/i] Blemish free, active circuit, low action, lovley wood grain, top quality build, neck through, soft case...don't know what else to say other than its a great players bass: Better pictures [url="http://picasaweb.google.com/Mr.LeeStone/TobiasTobyPro?feat=directlink#"]here[/url] £300 posted (well packed)
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Mine arrived half an hour ago, no brainer for £60 - very impressed, lovely sky sonic blue, nice rosewood board, fret dressing is nice, neck pocket seems tight, ...even the action is good on mine with no buzzes. I haven't plugged it in yet though All in all though very surprised and happy