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mxm
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...light and loud !
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...bump ! I may be interested in px's for a 4x10 or a second MarkBass Traveller TRV151P (Yellow Driver) cab (I'm using an 8x10 for bigger gigs so this lovely lightweight 6x10 isn't being used !). -
...bump !
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Er, isn't 'world class ‘ center piece’ ' taking it a little too far !!!?? There was a time when you'd have a job not tripping up over one of these discarded backstage in some working mens club ! +1 for the Bass Machine - what an amp, better still, what a built-in compressor !
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Sorry to hear this.
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The Bernard Edwards Appreciation Thread
mxm replied to Bass_In_Yer_Face's topic in General Discussion
Without being really anal, I think the Budokan DVD was filmed over 2 gigs/different nights....someone may enlighten me...??!! Anyway, 'Nard rules. -
[quote name='metaltime' post='279569' date='Sep 8 2008, 11:31 AM']I. WANT. THIS. cant afford it though how you getting on with the musicman?[/quote] MAKE. ME. AN. OFFER. !!! lol SR5 is boss !
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£700 priced to sell !
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...rainy Sunday bump !
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+1 for Smash Bought his Sansamp Programmable DI - top bloke !
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P'md Dek, Steve and Ash !
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Hi, Just a re-bump for my Mark Bass Standard 610HR - great cab bought new Jan '07. 1200w.... Mark Bass specs - [url="http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua=en&cat=2&vedi=26"]http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua...t=2&vedi=26[/url] £750 ono Lefty Sanberg for sale... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=26681&st=0&p=274667&#entry274667"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...mp;#entry274667[/url]
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Thanks for the comments fellas !
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SOLD !
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+1 for Shaggy and the SVT300 power amp - it's the business !
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I'm 100% with you guys on this one, dross - i'd like to think it was some kind of midi'd keyboard transfer.
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PM'd !
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Just to add a +1 for the 15 traveller - 400w cab great for all sorts of situations. And another +1 for the 610HR, 1200w and totally practical !!! only selling mine as i'm mental and crossed over to the dark side (svt +8x10).
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Respect to the Wals !
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Have no idea why I've got these but they're off a Vauxhall Vectra/Cavalier circa 2000 - free to good home or happy to swap for a '62 Jazz (has to be sunburst) . Pics available just ask....
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[quote name='Paul Cooke' post='241264' date='Jul 16 2008, 09:33 PM']Back on the chain gang - the pretenders Take these chains from my heart - Hank Williams (Take these) Chains - Judas Priest It should have been me - Gladys Knight & THe Pips[/quote] I'd love to play some 'Priest at a wedding - 'Painkiller' anyone ??!!!!!
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Quick bump before it hits Ebay !!!! -
I used to play through an alleged ex-Motorhead / Lemmy 1978 Marshall JMP100. In true rock god style I managed to destroy the drivers in an old Fender Bassman 2x15 midway through a gig with this set-up.
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[quote name='JimBobTTD' post='238347' date='Jul 13 2008, 10:11 AM']The first (and last) wedding party I played at was a few years ago. It was guitar (me) and bass (a mate) - no drums or vocals. The bride's idea was that we would play, the lyrics would be up on an overhead projector, and everyone would sing. Er, ok. She requested "Satisfaction" and "Personal Jesus". Yes, that old cheery tune which everyone loves. We rounded out our four tune small set with a blues jam and "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)". 1. She left the lyric sheets behind. 2. Nobody sang, not even during "Satisfaction". 3. Almost everyone stood stone still. Lessons learned: 1. Trust nobody. 2. No drums or vocals? What were you thinking? 3. Don't play "Personal Jesus". 4. People love "Voodoo Chile".[/quote] Yes, Yes, Yes - last night I had to persuade the guitarist NOT to do Voodoo Chile !!! What is it with them ?
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Just got back... ...playing [b]Purple Haze [/b]during the set to a typical wedding crowd wasn't a great idea. Any other 'classics' to avoid ?....
