Had a lefty explorer bass back in the late eighties, but it wasn't a Gibbo. Jaydee made it for the bass player in Tobruk (remember them?), and the guitarist had a matching six string. I got it second hand, and sold it a few years later.
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surely they can't all be plugged in at the same time?
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Nah, just for showing off...... the OBC115 has now got a new home
Used to have one of the two pick up passive ones. Quite heavy and a very jazz like neck. Ended up whacking an MEC active circuit in it. Sounded great, but still too heavy for longer sets
Have a word with Phil Gowers the amp tech at PMT in Birmingham. He's done some work for me and was great. Also, Steve Parry, the in-house repair guy at Madhouse studios, also in Brum.
[url="http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dumble-Bass-Amp-Vintage-Serial-Number-0001-/300773631986?pt=Brass_Instruments&hash=item46078167f2"]http://www.ebay.com/...=item46078167f2[/url]
Just seen this over on another forum . Don't know whether the seller is optimistic or genuinely barking.
Could be a very nice rig.......
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That pickguard design is so elegant. And they support lefty players.
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Yep.... I have two
The technique is sloppy on this vid, but pretty accurate
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GDrQIcKFFs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GDrQIcKFFs[/url]
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I love Jazz but this is shocking....
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzBCUIHE7zc&feature=related[/media]
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My ears are bleeding.............