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Stunning girl, instrument, playing and composition!!!
Burns-bass replied to dyerseve's topic in General Discussion
I think the point he’s making is that you started the post by praising how the girl looked, rather than the track itself. -
I went to a Christian McBride solo recital l (unamplified) last year and it was incredible. His technique is just insanely good. The only problem was that my wife fell asleep. She wasn’t the only one either, a few in the crowd did too. Shame really. Anyway, will check I this out, cheers!
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Been using my 66 Jazz Bass for 10 years and toured and recorded it. Sold the other 15 basses I had at the time and went down to this one. Added the 64’ this year, but it’s only been played for about 3 hours so I might sell it and go back down to the one.
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I have a couple of things to give away if anyone wants them: 2 x vintage Fender baseman flyers. These are from the late 70s. I have no idea why I have them, but I do. I can stick them in the post to you for free. 1 x USB guitar connecter. This isn't an expensive one, but could be of use to someone I guess? I have more stuff to add here as I do my clear out, I will do over the weekend.
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As well as physical changes to the bass you should also look to experiment and change your amp settings a little. When I was in a touring band and moved from Precision’s to Jazz basses I used to use a SansAmp Bass Driver which is a nice piece of kit. In the end, the EBS amp and can setup I had was able to provide the extra boost.
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I've seen these basses before. I think it's actually a Soviet-era Ural bass guitar. If you check out their range, there are guitars with the same body shape, I reckon they just also created a bass version. They also did some amazing other instruments.
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Thanks Gareth, that's one I haven't seen. I'm working on another book at the moment, so this is taking a back seat until January next year. I've tracked down one of the Elgar books, two more to go!
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Here is my 1974 / 75 Fender Jazz. It's right on the cusp of the transition, with 74' dated pickups and pots, and a 4 bolt neck plate. The bass was taken in a partial trade for my 63' Precision, but I'm moving it on because I need to pay for some work to the house, and I have too many guitars, uprights and basses (apparently). It plays amazingly well, and since owning it I've cleaned the fretboard up and given it a full set up. This really is a great, gigging 70s Jazz and isn't prohibitively heavy, nor too beat up. I've listed the good, and not so good bits below... I have a huge amount more pictures to should you want to see them. I don't want to ship this abroad, and am reticent to send it in the UK if I'm honest. I will only do so if the buyer pays for fully insured shipping (and someone tells me where I get this from!). Details:[list] [*]Finish, neck bridge, pickups (although recently rewound), pots, neck, tuners, scrathcplate, bridge and pickup covers and case. [*]Plays really well, very bright (rewound pickups) and has been set up well. [*]No dead spots in the neck. [*]Finish wear isn't too bad, it's 'honest' I guess, commensurate with use, but doesn't suggest this bass has been abused. [/list] Things to note:[list] [*]The pickups have been rewound, are strong and fantastically loud [*]There is a small section of the pick guard missing. (This originally really upset me, so I bought a reissue 75' pick guard, but never fitted it. In the end, you get used to it) [*]The bass has had a refret. The frets are the chunky vintage type, but there are marks on the binding. [*]There is one spring on the bridge that has been replaced [*]One of the bridge screws is slightly damaged (although it still functions) [/list] Price is now £2050 Trade wise, I don't want anything really, but am always interested in vintage fenders. Stuff I want at the moment is a Telecaster Bass and a 70s Precision. Otherwise, cash is preferred. Based in Bristol but can travel should you want to meet up.
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[quote name='Geddys nose' timestamp='1508239461' post='3390703'] He said he made a mistake with the price and is going to list them higher, I and the others will get them at the original price. [/quote] That's bloody good of him. Nuff respect to that man.
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SOLD***1991 Warwick Streamer Stage One. SOLD ***
Burns-bass replied to 40hz's topic in Basses For Sale
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The arm weight things is true, but learning DB (if you’ve come from an electric bass background) is a challenge. It is all about arm weight but your strain is going to be about building up some strength and stamina to be in what’s likely to be a new position and unlearning, to a degree. The habits and memories of playing electric bass. You need to spend time playing, it’s that simple. And I do too...
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Double Bass G String - used needed!
Burns-bass replied to Burns-bass's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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I have a student who is rhythm deaf. Help me
Burns-bass replied to Owen's topic in General Discussion
I always used to use the Josquin de Pres sight reading for bass book. It’s a really great way to learn rhythm and sub-division. It takes dedications (a few 5 minute practices every day) but progress is very quick. Worth a try at least. -
60's Jules Dubois DB READ DESCRIPTION
Burns-bass replied to CalDeep's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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I always hate it when a bass sounds more like a bag of aluminium cans being kicked down a hallway.
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Hi all, I've been given a set of love Evah Pirazzi upright bass strings, but there's no G string. I'm not even going to smile at that because I'm the grown up and it's the truth. Does anyone have a spare, used G (doesn't need to match) ? Any help gratefully received and I'll either swap something from my parts/music book draw or stump up some cold hard cash. Alternatively, if anyone has an old set of Spirocores, that's what I use on my upright, so could buy them... Cheers!
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Poor guy. Hope he finally gets his bass at some point!