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Raslee

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  1. It's all a bit strange this one. I feel for anyone having a bass stolen, I know I would be gutted if one of mine was stolen. Is it not possible to confront the culprit if his digital whereabouts can be traced? I'd be happy to speak on behalf of a basschatter if something went wrong in my local area (Risk perhaps?...don't worry being a social worker I have good police/legal back up when it comes to risk ) Anyhow I hope this gets resolved for all parties involved
  2. PM's replied ....still ere' Don't under estimate it...watch this: [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6TOB4udSPs"]www.youtube....h?v=X6TOB4udSPs[/url] [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6TOB4udSPs"]http://www.youtube....h?v=X6TOB4udSPs[/url]
  3. [quote name='Westenra' timestamp='1464563220' post='3060400'] I love the look of the skylines but I'm a sea-foam guy all over. [/quote] You could get a respray still here folks...quality bit of kit.
  4. The Roland micro cube is perfect for busking and surprisingly loud. I used it briefly doing some stuff with seven djembe players (loud) and it cut through sweetly. Incidentally mine is in the for sale section haha - great amp!
  5. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1464570623' post='3060421'] When I had one it was neck on full, bridge on full (then backed-off about 1/8th turn), tone on full. Then fart about trying to play that pencil-thin neck like a big fairy gay then rush straight back to a P-Bass, which is the bass of choice for proper men. [/quote] Is this a discriminating dig at homosexual obesse fairies who have a penchant for the superior Fender?
  6. Depends on the genre for me, Reggae, bridge perhaps 10% N 100% & T 0%...I use some tone for definition every now and then. Dub as above but bridge 0% Modern funk, all 100% but I adjust the tone for taste (all tastes like chicken to me ) Vintage soul N 100% B 50% T 50%...this is my most common setting. Fusion/Jazz, I like N 0% B 100% T 50%-0% These are just my preference. I'm sure fingers & feel, strings and amps account for a lot of the sound too. Also my favourite is to have the concentric pots set up and have tone on each pick up...loads of variations to be had.
  7. I like that a lot! Not that I can afford to have more GAS. What's the weight like?
  8. Bootsy for president
  9. SOLD This is a great little combo but sadly last years street busking band didn't ever get off the ground so its had little use other than be my studio bass rig. A recent purchase of another smaller amp on here has made this one 'probably' redundant. Runs off 9V PSU (standard boss type) or battery operated for portable busking etc, various FX, tuner built in, drum machine built in and amp modelling too. Can be carried on a guitar strap and surprisingly loud for such a little amp. Quite a superb bit of kit really Full detail here: [url="http://www.roland.co.uk/products/micro_cube_bass_rx/"]http://www.roland.co...o_cube_bass_rx/[/url] Stock pic: I still have the box but not the original carry strap or 9V PSU. The effects are great, particularly the envelope filter. £100 posted, or £90 collect from Plymouth.
  10. May consider trades/part trades , Stingray , Markbass 2x10 or MB NY1x12 , Barefaced 1x10, micro amp ie MB Big Bang etc ....WHY Cash adjustments as necessary
  11. Er.. (Popcorn thread alert) ......Jaco, Miller, Graham, Bailey, Bootsy, Barrett et al....sorry Mr Jamerson but the Jazz tops the bill for me. Although I do like a good P; currently have a custom build P/J underway (prefer the thinner neck too)...but if it came to crunch my 1974 jazz all the way
  12. [quote name='knackeredjazz' timestamp='1463942440' post='3055217'] Stunning bass from a first rate basschatter! have a bump on me. [/quote]Thank you kind sir, it is indeed a stunning bass....wish I could afford to keep it.
  13. Lakland Skyline Decade, Excellent condition - in fact having checked it over its virtually pristine. Only selling as I need to recoup some monies from other recent music purchases - but very sad to see this one go, quite an amazing player and sounding bass! The pictures don't do it justice as the light doesn't pick up the wood grain. It's a see through, beautiful wine red. Really lovely smooth neck, the Lakland top grade versatile chi sonic pick ups, gorgeous translucent finish. Optional Lightweight Hiscox hard case extra £40 (virtually new) Happy to answer any questions / send more pictures / I have good basschat feedback etc etc [attachment=219864:11.jpg] [attachment=219865:4.jpg] [attachment=219866:6.jpg] [attachment=219867:2.jpg][attachment=219868:3.jpg] Weighs: 8.3lbs (nice and comfortable) and a nicer smaller body than your average bass From Lakland: Nut Width (Jazz type) Nut Type Delrin Fret Size .041/.085" Width at Final Fret 2.48" Scale Length 34" Fingerboard Rosewood Fretted & Blocks and binding Tuners HipHipshot Ultralites s Truss Rod Access Wheel at Neck Heel Passive: vol, vol, tone. [s]£650[/s] Reduced to £600 - freaking bargain & posted UK too or £640 with Hiscox case. Either way it will be well packed, i'm sure I have a gig back knocking around for postage if necessary. I'll knock off £20 if collected from Plymouth or Tavistock, Devon.
  14. Playing a lot of 50's/60's stuff in my functions band and these surprisingly still go down well with younger audiences too - Shout (Lulu version!), Tutti Frutti, Shake rattle & roll, and boots....shake your tail feather & proud Mary seem to get the audiences doing collaborative weird dances. Our rendition of the Star Wars Cantina band is always a winner for the band
  15. Yes brilliant b-line. I love Flea's melodic basslines like this one; really enjoyed learning to play it some years back.
  16. Very pleased to have scored '0', and plenty of wedding bookings/functions this and next year booked...although admittedly we're soul/swing/rock & roll
  17. [quote name='andybassdoyle' timestamp='1462821371' post='3046043'] Poss the best filter and a top seller. Glwts [/quote] Yes totally agree, makes the best envelope filter sounds that I've come across. Great price too!
  18. [quote name='Deep Thought' timestamp='1462616424' post='3044368'] Oh, it had to black, didn't it? Is that one of the black limited editions or a standard one with a black scratchplate? One of a very few basses I'd consider selling my Shuker for-although I've yet to play one. [/quote] There's some very interesting stories attached to this bass but one is that it had a different style scratch plate at some point, hence the screw holes. The black one appears to be via Rickenbacker themselves but was not a standard pickguard at the time.
  19. [list] [*]Yes its a Rick, marmite to most but i am a convert...and i love it [*]It plays and sounds wonderful.... and i love it [*]Whilst largely expecting clanky mids in tone it actually has a sweet defined warm tone too...and i love it [*]Two years ago i wasn't that interested in Ricks until i tried one at Mansons about 18 months ago...i actually loved it, it was a 74...mine is a 75...and i love it [*]The action, intonation and payability is wonderful...guess what...i love that too [*]The bank balance is re-balanced having sold gear quickly on here over the last few days...basschat...i love it [*]Tesco's own boxed wine on a Friday eve...i love it [/list] Love is strong word...but with barely putting this beaut down other than sleepy time, and daytime work in the last 72hours....i love it...there we go...simple NBD...lots of love & wine! [attachment=218754:ric1.jpg] [attachment=218755:ric2.jpg]
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