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Warwick FNA 5string of any interest,depends on whereabouts you are, the warwick has a new hiscox case so actualy owes me a little over £650, mike b -
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*SOLD* Overwater Perception 5 string with fretted and fretless necks
wrinkleygit replied to timo's topic in Basses For Sale
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! any vacancies out there for a wrinkly old fool close to exeter who can turn his hand to almost anything ??? -
*SOLD* Overwater Perception 5 string with fretted and fretless necks
wrinkleygit replied to timo's topic in Basses For Sale
with redundancy about to rear it's ugly head I'm not sure I should be asking question's about this, what's the scale length & string spacing at bridge, mike b. -
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Don't overlook the warwicks, great to play with a 34" scale on the 5's but still with a good tone on the B string, my favourite 4 string was my old '93 thumb, I'm now into headless basses so the FNA 5 that I took as a part ex some time go could be up for grabs, plays great & in good cond I put it in a brand new hiscox case so it owes me £650, down in sunny devon if you fancy a pluck, pm me if it's of interest, mike b
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Hello, thanks for advice so far I think the scarlet is the way to go, that will allow me to record guitar & bass tracks for starters, I also have my trusty old korg pandora for effects, a midi keyboard can wait for a bit until either a s/h unit appears or the budget grows a bit more, mike. (I was in bristol on sat but sadly couldn't get up to clifton to have a look around dv247)
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hello everyone, I see there are a few gb users on the forum & having had a mac sat on my desk at home with gb installed & more time on my hands these days I thought it was time to put it to use (running osx 10.7.5, not sure what creature it relates to tho'). After some homework it looks like I will need a usb input interface 1 x line, 1 x mic wil be ample & a simple usb/ midi keyboard (25 keys should be enough for my dodgy digits), bad news is I have a budget of about £150 ish at the moment, my gut feeling is to spend biggest part of the budget on something like the new focusrite scarlet or a tascam unit & try & pick up a s/h m-audio, alexis or akai keyboard, hopefuly somebody has trodden a similar path, my initial aim is simply to record some 4-8 track rehearsal tracks, any info or advice welcomed, mike b.
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has it stopped raining yet bump, still looking for any of the trades listed or a serious cash offer ?????????
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scale length & string spacing at bridge ??? does look interesting, mike b.
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snowed in ,bump
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new year bump with amended options, mike b.
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anyone sat on the fence considering going headless hopefuly this might help, my previous forays into the world of headless started with a hohner jack, than a status 4000 (196 if it's still out there) followed by a multitude of headed basses before I found my sei headless 5 original which sidelined everything else I owned, strings are no problem there is a good selection of double ball ends out there but best of all you can you use whatever type of conventional strings that take your fancy, thanks to the string clamp at the headstock , tuning stability is excellent & in confined spaces there is no headstock to poke the guitar player in the eye in confined spaces & finally they fit into standard guitar gig bags to make transportation easy (I use a fusion gig bag from mansions).In conclusion only physical disability would cause me to part with my sei, buy this before somebody else does, merry christmas to you all, mike b.
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log on to youtube & check out this & all the links to his other stuff, some simple & some a bit harder depending on you level [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDdSJvf06Ao"]How to Play "Stormy Monday" - Blues Guitar Lesson - Bar Room Blues Songs[/url] merry christmas, mike b.
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they will never sound like a full blown acoustic,but in their day these were a better bet than an ovation, mike b. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/189917-rare-pilgrim-electro-acoustic/page__view__findpost__p__1890926__hl__pilgrim__fromsearch__1"]Rare Pilgrim electro acoustic[/url]
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