MuseMatt

As said before: (in the Netherlands) [url="http://www.bassmatters.nl"]Paul's Bass Matters[/url] He has some nice basses and he can order most basses too. Some nice second hand ones usually, oldies too. Great service, but not the cheapest out there. Still fair prices though.

could have been Warwick EMP's.... where they coated or not?

I decided I like four better so I'm going to stick with that. However, I might at one point get a bass and tune it C F Bb Eb using a 5-string set, just for those really low songs!

This vid is great if u wanna peek up some of his settings!

How easy it is to read this as multiple orgasm jazz orchestra...

pics of that bellamyesque thing!

My Ibanez Roadgear 600, hardly made I think but a true beauty flame maple finish. I had the bassline mmstyle pickup changed with a bartolini one and I still use it from time to time. Not my workhorse anymore though.

we used to hang hawai flowers on the drums

like this?

get a sims custom done on this leds are definately the way to go on this one! Oh.. and a good polish!

what's your budget?

I usually just decide what sound i like best, and i mark my bass so I can always check if it's in the right position but most of the times it's full open, except with my ibanez which gets WAY too loud if I turn the bassboost all the +12db up.

there's some not so expensive gear in the selling area! Gas will get to you soon

this is how i play... lower frets: holding it, upper frets: thumb on the neck

no, i just forgot to type 'you'

some more pics of my last gig

[quote name='valentine' post='276407' date='Sep 3 2008, 06:21 PM']okay thanks for the advice, i know my basic scale patterns anyway,i will spend lil bit of time on the theory maybe 15mins a day ,i just hate doing theory,im the kind of person who gerts the playstation out the box and learns about it as i go along rather than read the instructions[/quote] 15 minutes a day is best! as long as you stick to it that is Best is to learn your basic scales (major / minor / pentatonic major/minor/blues) ánd try to learn a bit about chords. easiest way to do this is to get a keyboard and just learn what exactly changes when you turn a C chord into a C7b9add13 (to go to the max). It may not seem like it but once you know this on the piano you will pick this up on bass VERY easily (which is THE reason you have to learn how to play the piano at Music College)

hehe I didn't even think about this but you're right... I just lost myself when I read Knights of Cydonia (me being a massive musefan).

nice punchy sound and great old school rock! Me likes!