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Your topic title misled me somewhat. I had this in mind: You are right though. Nice relaxed conversation between Scott and one of my bass heroines. Cheers.
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Welcome Guldur. Thanks for the link. I'm getting some great celtic vibes from the opening bars. I'll listen to that whole piece when I have less distractions.
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Live performance - have analogue effects pedals had their day?
SpondonBassed replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Shrewd lad. -
Fireman - this could be the start of something.. umm..
SpondonBassed replied to Woodinblack's topic in Build Diaries
Can you describe the configuration options for the two pick-ups that the wiring diagram gives you please? It looks to my uneducated eyes as if you may have it wired to allow series/parallel switching but I'm only guessing. -
Live performance - have analogue effects pedals had their day?
SpondonBassed replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Thank you. You took the hit for me by responding before I had the chance to say "Peppa Pig". That would have been seriously embarrassing. IOU 1 -
Fireman - this could be the start of something.. umm..
SpondonBassed replied to Woodinblack's topic in Build Diaries
This is where you need to take a deep breath and let it out slowly. With the finish line in sight it is too easy to let the excitement blind you to potential c0ck ups. Those individual bridge rails are crucial. No pressure... -
Finished Pics! A build for our own Len_derby
SpondonBassed replied to Andyjr1515's topic in Build Diaries
You might have saved some yoof their trainee job. Good man! -
I tried to find the Rocklite thread in Basschat. No result. Is it in one of the, er, other fora? I lifted this from earlier in this topic.
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I can vouch for that! As I have the plasticky Dremel version does that mean that I should be twice as envious of Christine's toys as I am of yours or as you are of Christine's? It's a quality of plunge that I have yet to experience.
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Ibanez Mikro Bass Pickup Fault :(
SpondonBassed replied to Marcus♥Bass's topic in Repairs and Technical
Welcome Marcus Bass, If you follow this link, it will take you to the part of this forum where you should get the best help. -
Finished Pics! A build for our own Len_derby
SpondonBassed replied to Andyjr1515's topic in Build Diaries
I'm assuming these were sold as being brand new. I'm a tit. Sorry, I should've sat down to read that first time 'round. -
Live performance - have analogue effects pedals had their day?
SpondonBassed replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
And there I was thinking that a Culture Vulture was a large chicken with an insatiable appetite for yoghurt! You live and learn. -
There you go overthinking it again. The two states are barely distinguishable from each other. Heeheehee.
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The Car Boot Bass. I like it. When's the christening?
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I didn't get to watch the download of this until this morning. It's a great start to hump day, thank you.
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That sounds like a plan.
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Finished Pics! A build for our own Len_derby
SpondonBassed replied to Andyjr1515's topic in Build Diaries
I'm interested in the Nordstrand vs Bartolini debate that is sometimes mentioned in the forum. Although one of my basses has Bartolinis, they are the mkIs. I have read that these are licenced by Bartolini but not as good as genuine ones. I suppose it's a bit like the Fender/Squier thing. I may upgrade to "real" Barts one day but the ones I have are satisfactory for this hobby bassist at the moment. Never the less, I am keeping one eye on the two brands for news as it seems folk tend to choose one or the other, Bart or Nordy, when doing upgrades at this level. May I ask, @Len_derby, what made your decision to go for Nordstrand and was that having taken Bartolini into account as one of the candidates? -
Way back in my youth we'd sometimes see one of the aircraft painters stoned on MEK (Methyl Ethyl Keytone). The solvent was used liberally by the paint shop as a general purpose cleaner during the preparation of aircraft components before two-pack paints were applied. These cure fully in a couple of hours due to a hardener chemical. The chap concerned was a large Dublin man who could not be told about safety and more to the point; how to do his job. He was close to retirement. He'd have a rag that was saturated with the stuff hanging out of his overall pocket while doing the prep. This had the effect of giving him a vapour rich atmosphere to breath where ever he was. We reckoned he was displaying visible signs of brain damage like tremors, memory loss and mood swings. It was the eighties. Nuff said. Carry on.
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BassChat Podcast Feedback & Discussion
SpondonBassed replied to Akio Dāku's topic in General Discussion
Crack a whip why don't you? Heeheehee. There will be a link but we haven't finished assembling the bits to go on the other end of it yet. Have no fear however, Basschat elves are busy behind the scenes creating the pilot episode for your appraisal. We're aiming for the end of June when we hope to launch the very first one. It's early days. It's also encouraging to see the positive reaction to the project. Thank you. -
Ouch. Having allergic rhinitis, I sympathise. When a sneeze spasm seizes attention from what you are doing it can be awkward at best. Are you sure the answer is to thin the neck even more? I know you are to glue on a strip but are you confident that the full strength of the neck would be restored?
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I have the active version of the Hohner, the B2A and much like yourself I wanted a five string paddle bass. I got a price matching deal from the then Digital Village and bought a new Steiny Spirit XT25. It's passive. I have always felt that the Hohner was a bit better somehow. It feels solid and well finished. There is nothing wrong with the Steiny but it feels a little rougher. I really can't put my finger on it and I love both basses to bits. The Steiny now has Stainless flats on which made the B a little tighter. It's hard to get sets of five DBEs in flats. I was lucky to get a set of Picato DBEs from a member here. They're both fun.
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Gotcha! But yes, it's nuttier than a squirrel eating Topic bars sat on a hundred weight bag of castellated nuts.
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It's not a fold out and there isn't even a track list. Nicely minimalist for the times I suppose. I think you get a better offering with the deluxe version but I am a tight git as well as a miserable one.
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I don't think the 2018 sleeve is quite the same somehow but it still won me over. I want to be the phantom sheet whistler when I grow up.
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I can guess what that tin would frequently end up storing. Heeheehee Happy daze.
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