TheSiberian
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Strange enough...
Nobody know the Genelec?
If you want a real good monitor for home or studio ( or better said, if you want to hear the same sound at home and in the studio) you better choose the Genelec line. For example 8240A.
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I have a vintage 1969 Framus Caravelle BL-16 semi hollow bass in a "time capsule" state, original thin strap, tear drop case and keys included.
Absolutely gorgeous bass.
It's a pitty Warwick didn't reissue this specific model.
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[quote name='mrbassman_de' timestamp='1412007740' post='2564786']
It's made of Abalone and not fish bone - it doesn't smell - believe me ...
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Hahaha...Rainer is the funniest bass collector around.
Btw, great bass.
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[quote name='The Saint' timestamp='1395607586' post='2404338']
And just to complete the picture, I only play kazoo when playing in my ukulele band......
I now wait to see if I'm ever allowed to post on this forum again.
Graham
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Why not posting again?
I also wear my 5711 when I play kazoo.
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I always considered Stewart Copland as "ahead" and John Bonham as "behind"
In both cases there was a hell of groove out there and both Sting and JPJ were stellar.
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Go ask him what is he expecting from you.
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...or at least a Moog Taurus 3.
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It looks Gibson's R&D bass department is only colour oriented.
Funny enough even their RD Artist bass was a tolal flop...
Great job.
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If you buy new saddles from Rickenbacker they are not cut.
Instead of cutting them by yourself it is much wiser to let a pro do that.
Like this all will be aligned and checked.
Many of the bridge's problems come from an amateur kind of work.
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I believe you should lower the saddle's height or to buy a 125 B string.
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Welcome back to the forum.
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Wecome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forum.
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[quote name='NancyJohnson' timestamp='1411150264' post='2557066']
I've been fortunate I suppose. Got a few nice basses (several Thunderbirds/a Ric) and a rig that a few years back I would have sold a kidney for, but I just keep looking.
I can't quite put my finger on the feeling. I guess if Gibson stepped outside the box and did some better coloured Thunderbirds I'd feel a little more excited, but now I just feel a little meh.
Edited bit here. I went on eBay the other night and just sorted the bass content by selling price...there's some lovely vintage stuff that (with little fear for my testicles), I could easily buy right now, but I'm like, 'what's the point?'
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Maybe all you need is a challenge.
The colour of basses are not ment to make us better musicians...
Maybe you should upscale to five or six string basses.
There you'll see it's a lot to learn and study, and like this your GAS will come back.
At least for me worked pretty well ( twenty years ago )
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Hi there,
Unless you sleep in the garden let her moan about your basses, mine is in the same club. Lol
I don't have a Thunderbird but one of my favorite player is Martin Turner of Wishbone Ash...on the Argus album you can hear some gorgeus sounding Thunderbird.
Welcome to the forum.
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Hi Alessio and welcome to the forum.
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[quote name='paulbass' timestamp='1411063656' post='2556161']
It did make me think how difficult it must be to learn playing a bass like that,everything would be completely different.
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Hahaha...You are absolutely right my friend.
Imagine me driving in London where all others are driving on the wrong side... Lol
ELO is a great band, Eldorado great album.
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NBD
in Bass Guitars
Looks like a Telecaster thing.
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I have the Moog Taurus 3 and the sound shake the house.
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[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1410989671' post='2555476']
I think that's a harsh assessment.
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Sorry, never wanted to offend any... bass... but looking at the G&L number of threads vs Precision/ Stingray you will understand better what I mean. The Love factor is completly different.
Inovation wise...Fender/MusicMan already had the lion's part.
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[quote name='cameltoe' timestamp='1410979201' post='2555315']
....then updated to the G&L L2K!
I would say it depends whether you want to sit in the mix, or cut through the mix. I personally want my bass to naturally couple with the bass drum. Not everyone does!
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If I can see an update from the Precision to Stingray, I can't say the same for the G&L who is a rather modern standard Fender without any signifiant inovation.
I see hardly the G&L being a colectible in the next years...but who knows?
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Hi Yan and welcome to the forum.
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No problemo, my english is not so good.
So the meaning of some phrases are maybe not so spot on. ":0)
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[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1410897733' post='2554523']
I love Rush [i]despite[/i] this.
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Out of context my friend
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How to store basses etc ?
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I had the same problem, so I decided to sell them instead getting them dusty in a storage... Lol
But seriously, you have to be sure the temperature is constant, the place is secure and place the basses in their cases in a standing position.
And one more thing, you have to have easy and imediate access if you need one of them.
In case you don't... Just sell them.
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