Sean.Robinson

+1 on Shuker

At £500 doesn't that compete with a second hand US fender off of ebay? Cos flea is bigger than fender ¬_¬

Hi thanks for the replys, i did a bit of ringing round and found a few places and people to heavily recommended a chap called Chris Lloyd so ive decided to give him a try. Seemed a really nice guy when i spoke to him Thanks again

Hi, im just wondering if anyone could put me onto a good amp tech in or around huddersfield for my Trace Elliot V8 please

[quote name='josh3184' post='446281' date='Mar 26 2009, 06:27 PM']i personally think it would look better with an MM. I dont like expanses of body with nothing there- each to their own of course! Sandberg are a manufacturer that have a P/MM config and if i recall its quite popular[/quote] +1 with the body space i think theres plenty of room, would look right in my opinion

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='446325' date='Mar 26 2009, 07:10 PM']me too! Mines the dark purple one with the handle in the body, and an ebony fret board. thanks [/quote] Hi, if i could get in on this, mines the scroll bass, black walnut, dont know what else has been done so would really appreciate the pics

[quote name='neepheid' post='445698' date='Mar 26 2009, 09:14 AM']I always bid at the last minute. The less time you spend at the top, the less time people have to take potshots at you. On the flip side of the argument, I don't harass people if auctions get pulled, c'est la vie.[/quote] I never fully understand the last minute bid thing, unless its a phone as your bound to be bid up, the main thing what puts me off though is i always forget

[quote name='Stylon Pilson' post='443272' date='Mar 23 2009, 11:29 PM']I'm glad that it's not just me. S.P.[/quote] I believe its some plastic being cast over wood for when he was experimenting with it, well im pretty sure in the first one, im lost by the second i just assume Nice thread by the way

bought ehx bass micro synth pedal for him. Great guy to deal, fast communication cant recommend more

Hi, personally i love my Ric, no other bass i own or have played can touch it. That said like people say you definetly have to play one first as what i love about it i could easily see someone hating. The main thing to me is the neck and comfort to play (and i play with fingers). The neck is lightening fast and i play with a moving anchor technique. I tend to play over the bridge pup and when i play the E i rest my thumb in the gap between the opening of the pickup surround and rest it on top of the pickup. I dont know if that sounds a little odd but it is incredibly comfortable. With the neck i think the most noticeable thing is that it is the same depth all the way down, at first i just thoguht it felt different and took me a while to work out why but in short i love it With regards to tone i would never discribe the bass as clanky or brittle and thats with an incredebly low action, it is still very clean. I find the tone to be very full and smooth and the bass sounds brilliant with a very slight bit of valve distortion to it. Hope this was some help

[quote name='wizbat' post='438083' date='Mar 18 2009, 10:21 AM']I,m absolutly chuffed to bits to say that the twins are finished!!, and that today I woke up an endorsee of shuker basses.[/quote] To say that was nice would be a very big understatement

nice little rhyme i was taught to remember them: Father Charles Goes Down And Enters Battle and for flats Battle Enters And Down Goes Charles Father one or two may laff at first but it works

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