steve-soar

I did but I'm sad.

[quote name='alexclaber' post='515944' date='Jun 16 2009, 11:48 PM']Ah, that'll be digital before they worked out how to make it sound good then. Not that I'm some sound obsessed speaker designing audiophile weirdo or anything... Alex[/quote] Correct. It's an extremely articulate album but it don't swing, Dadd-e-o.

Chill dude, it was the 80's. Digital all the way.

He seems to have gone the lefty connoisseur and got a custom bass. You have to do that sometimes.

Steely Dan are, in the ears of favourable journalists, a perfectly cut diamond, brilliance beyond belief. In my opinion, they connect with me and me alone. No one loves Steely Dan as much as me. If music can do that to you, then it is truly special.

Do us a pic with the uv thingy on.

Lovely stuff, I hope it bring you as much pleasure as it does me looking at it. Nice amps.

[quote name='Shockwave' post='515461' date='Jun 16 2009, 04:44 PM']Crossposted from another thread. So can anyone figure out what bass it is? Definitely custom with an interested headstock. Do you play heavier music with a fretless? How do you manage to cut through and keep the fretless mwaaaah? Cheers! Rob.[/quote] FFS, that drummer is incredible.

Congrats.

Not really.

"Why are we waiting, whhhy are we waaaiting?"

Jake, what ever you do, don't cross your legs, il castrato!!!

Bloody hell, this is making me quite anxious.

How much would Chris charge for a bass like this?

Go on my son, if you mess up, it's not the end of the world.

Martin P Caseys P bass. Any of Kim Gordons Thunderbird basses, maybe with a little kiss or two thrown in.

Maccas Ric, Mystery Tour era.

Make sure the scratchplate is totally free from grease, wash in luke warm water, with a little washing up liquid, rinse well leave to dry. Put your sheet over the plate, working from the centre, start to press outward, so as to not get any air trapped, then to trim, cut it around the outside as close as you can, then you could use a small file to cut around the bevel, using careful downstrokes, like removing pastry from a pie lid. Tart up (no pun intended) the edge with some fine sand paper using the same method. I'd experiment on something similar and take your time, looking forward to seeing the finished article.

[quote name='Smash' post='515345' date='Jun 16 2009, 03:03 PM']That is a joke right, who in their right mind would pay that for a pedal![/quote]Absolute madness.

I use Behringer Truth B2031A, they are excellent, really well made, can be run hard and for the price I paid give a very faithful representation of any recording. Still going strong after 4 years.

Thanks guys, I quite like the look of this little fella but I also like the look of the H4N, with the two XLR/1/4 " combo inputs, but the H2 can record in an omnidirectional pattern. Thinks

I want something that I can throw in my gig bag to record rehearsals and get interesting sounds for samples. I've started reading reviews but I'd like any opinions from you fellas. I don't really want to spend more than £200. Cheers Steve.

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