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  1. MuseMatt
    it does need a setup though! has only had 2 in 8 years! and new strings (I don't like d'addario's myself) Also I'm going to add a hipshot d-tuner because i have to play in drop D a lot! but i love it to bits! glad you're positive about the sound!
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    MuseMatt replied to a topic in Basses For Sale

    perhaps better fleabay it then
  3. MuseMatt
    holy crap... if I only had more money my muse gas is getting itchy!
  4. MuseMatt
    [quote name='martthebass' post='279171' date='Sep 7 2008, 04:43 PM']Looks that way. Is it a girl on the bass? (That is a skirt isn't it?)[/quote] it isn't
  5. MuseMatt
    it's a great price for the bass though.. i just don't like white
  6. MuseMatt
    another idea: change your strings?
  7. MuseMatt
    'nother one [url="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=76P0FahKlLQ"]here[/url]
  8. MuseMatt
    I don't like white on stage
  9. MuseMatt
    also a sound example first both pickups, then bridge, than neck, then some crapslap with both pickups no tone control used, no compression or w/e. Just a straight line in
  10. MuseMatt
    it's not a guitar but this is what I could find on Dutch pages. Merely translated it I think this is an interesting bass! If you fix the bridge it might even be cool for a seventies' band!
  11. MuseMatt
    Some info on Egmond: [quote]The Story of Egmond begins with the 'retired railwaystation chef' U. Egmond (1879-1959) who opened his music shop Musica in Eindhoven. In 1940 his sons Gerard (1904-1974), Dirk (1920-1992), and Jacob (1921-1993) begin working in his shop and they start building guitars. The first guitar takes them a whole week, but around 1960 they produce in their own factory in Best around a 100.000 guitars a year with 80 people, of which 20.000 guitars remain in the Netherlands. The popularity of Egmond guitars is mostly because of their low prices. A lot of beginners started out with Egmond guitars. The majority of Egmond guitars are mass produced and are of a poor quality but also a few professional archtop models are made for the professional players, branded 'Wilson' and 'Miller'. The company exports to the UK mostly under the name of 'Rosetti'. Other brandnames used by Egmond are 'Lion', 'Manhattan', and 'Orpheum'. Egmond produced guitars for a short duration in the 70's for the American 'Martin Guitar Company'. These guitars were mostly shipped to the USA under the name of 'Vega' and Alpha'.[/quote] George Harrison used to play on an Egmond guitar (he hated it). [url="http://www.egmondguitars.nl/indexe.html"]http://www.egmondguitars.nl/indexe.html[/url]
  12. MuseMatt
    [quote]Squire was even more adamant, insisting that Rock Band players need to understand that "the bass is the backbone of any rock composition" - and to prove his point, he proceeded to play the entire bassline to the 22-minute Yes song Gates Of Delerium, explaining his musical choices as he went along. Then the CAP News reporter's head exploded from boredom.[/quote]
  13. MuseMatt
    My (new) main bass is a custom luthier build, backup is a fender. Also got an ibby
  14. MuseMatt
    plenty of those for sale here
  15. MuseMatt
    I got the bass! Look at these lil' twins!
  16. MuseMatt
    good to see this bass sold
  17. MuseMatt
    always good to see someone returning to the low frequencies!
  18. MuseMatt
    a bit of a shame for this song imho :$
  19. MuseMatt
    I had a great gig this afternoon! We got paid 'well' (for a non-big band) and merch sold good! Backstage a lot of booze and I'm a bit drunk now! definately worth it!
  20. MuseMatt
    Sold
  21. MuseMatt
    and answered sold pending payment
  22. MuseMatt
    BUMP!
  23. MuseMatt
    this deserves a bump!
  24. MuseMatt
    [quote name='lateralus462' post='281970' date='Sep 11 2008, 05:38 PM']Not if you use the blend control and eq properly!!![/quote] If you use the blend function and put the EQ on a higher sound, and just use a bit of drive the OBD-3 is great for these punklike sounds
  25. MuseMatt
    he's got a sick collection of basses and talent. and he's damn fast with his fingers too! check this groove
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