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Tim Chapple

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  1. Thanks mate, I'm not a great lead player but I like a melody
  2. I did a bit of lockdown recording with my Peavey Foundation...
  3. https://m.youtube.com/watchv=dyvzmvecyhu
  4. Used Bass Collection Power Bass.
  5. Turned out to be rather a homage to the mighty Jeff Beck.
  6. I've used picato, la bella and Rotosound, sonically picato flats are very thumpy in tone, closer to la bella. Rotos have more mids. The choice is yours.
  7. I had the single pickup model for a while, it misses the extra tonal range.
  8. It's not pink, but I just picked this up used for £120 - if you know of a better jazz style bass for the money let me know.....
  9. The Jive bass by B.C. really is wonderful value for money.
  10. Drink on top of amp. Very smart.
  11. Still on eBay £550. That's a lot of American bass for the money! I'll stick with my Ferrites though......
  12. There was one on eBay recently.... might still be there.
  13. Yeah I could kick myself for selling this on... I felt at the time that I should have a Fender.... the Mex precision I ended up with sounded nowhere near as good.
  14. I just found a picture of my old Foundation, greatly missed
  15. Yes, my 80's Foundation was a better build - I loved the earlier bridges especially - it felt an altogether more solid bass. Sound wise I'd say there's not too much between them. Maybe the earlier bass had slightly more definition in the sound.
  16. Over the years I've owned fury, foundation, patriot and T40 models....I'd say the foundation is the best sounding bass of them all.
  17. I have an early 90's version at the moment, sounds like a jazz on steroids with the super ferrite pickups. This is currently my fifth Peavey and is my bass for gigs.
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