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The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
JohnDaBass replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
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It would be great to include a short scale version of the new Icon bolt on range.
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As new Crown power amp and case. The amp is as new, only used a couple of times in the house. The case was bought at the same time and apart from a Rush sticker and a mark on the front where there was a product sticker it too is as new. The combined weight is 17 kg so collection from me in West Wales or localish meet up please and I`m not looking for trades thanks. Specs below: 2x 450 Watt/4 Ohm 2x 330 Watt/8 Ohm 900 Watt/8 Ohm bridge mono Signal to noise ratio > 100 dB Damping factor > 200 XLR/RCA input Speaker Twist and binding post outputs Turn-on delay Protection against shorts 19", 2 U Installation depth: 31.5 cm
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Now that's a great idea for something new at the Bass Bash "Swap Shop Table".
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PM'd and paid.
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The pups are EY Parts Eric Custom T Bird ceramic humbuckers. I chose to use two 14k Pups both higher output units which offer a huge range of very diverse tones. The Harley Benton is great starting bass for pup up grades. Alder body, bound neck, nicely finished, all for £199.
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Here's my ThunderStang
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I have a TC BAM built into my Faux Fender Imp combo which I am bringing along, so could easily be used for comparison.
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Your photos sent me back in time to my first "proper" bass rig of 1968. I had the same Selmer T'n B 50 and matching Goliath cab with the rounded corners. It sounded absolutely superb to me. The T'n B amp is very collectable and appears in great condition for its age. Definitely worth having it repaired by an experienced tech and then selling on. Both the Goliath cabs could be of interest to 60's rock tribute bands. Fitting a modern neo 18ins driver and a tweak to the port length would be just right for getting back into giving great service to the right bassist. Congratulations on a fantastic find. (I still have a Selmer T'n B 50 V2 and I would love to take the rounded corner Goliath off you but the divorce costs would be too high 🤣)
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Great variety of tones, well done, huge options going forward 😊. Enjoy the results of your labours. Make sure you top up the beer money pot of the Engineering department. 🍺🍺🍺
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Great job, looks awesome and it will have a huge Attitude sound😊
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Android Tablet... software for setlist & notes
JohnDaBass replied to Stub Mandrel's topic in Accessories and Misc
For many years I was a long term user of Guitar Tapp Pro on Android. It's been all I needed when playing in 4 different bands, easy to share and simple to create and edit set lists. It's now been upgraded and replaced by Chords.wiki and is faster, more flexible and easy to use. As it's an App you can use it across your, phone, tablet or laptop and it automatically sync's up from the cloud. Sharing set lists between band members is breeze. Only downside is the annual subscription. -
+1 From the proceeds from the sale invest in a Celestion 10 speaker, either the ceramic one used in the BC110 or a lightweight BN-300X (8 or 4 Ohm)
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WOW, that is going to have some deep and meaningful Attitude 😮
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New Spector Frank Bello Signature Bass
JohnDaBass replied to HeadlessBassist's topic in Bass Guitars
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Planning to attend this year. Gear Fender Imp combo, Fender Mike Kerr Jaguar, Fender Stu Hamm Urge 1, HB ThunderStang, Squier Paranormal Rascal, Mark Bass Bronco ( very yellow), Ashdown Capri ( very Pink) PS I will leave it to Admin/ @scrumpymike / @Rich to add me to the list🤪
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NBD - 1998 DeArmond Jet Star "Spel" (no room for the word Special?)
JohnDaBass replied to neepheid's topic in Bass Guitars
Totally agree the off-set body is really comfortable with a great balance Mine is neck thro short scale with an Artec Mudbucker and G&L bridge Pup. -
Best means of reducing acoustic bass feedback?
JohnDaBass replied to JohnDaBass's topic in Accessories and Misc
Finally sorted. Bought a 98 mm one from the source suggested by @ratman. Purchased the large one because having no experience of how rigid they were I thought that a slightly over size would provide a nice snug fit. When it arrived I was impressed how stiff it was and sadly didn't fit properly. Bought a second from the same supplier at 96 mm for a sound hole of 95 mm. Problem solved! Nice snug fit and seems to do the trick by preventing the feedback. I have also created a new patch on the Zoom B1FOUR with HPF at 50 hz. Happy Days. Thanks everyone for your advice.
