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agoulding

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  1. [quote name='MB1' post='614096' date='Oct 1 2009, 06:43 PM']MB1. Monkey Trousers![/quote] Id feel to guilty anyway. considering the miles you clocked up to pick up gear from me! and you never saw me in both transactions!!
  2. I would so have have this if you would post it
  3. [quote name='Protium' post='613426' date='Sep 30 2009, 11:18 PM']We once played a friend of a friends party at our local conservative club where we were offered free drinks all night. We take advantage of this. We start and immediately get complaints from neighbours either side about the noise, one of whom claimed pictures were falling off her wall. After 2 songs the bartender literally runs over and asks me to tell everyone to turn down... Guitarist asks "what did he say?", my reply "can't hear the guitar mate", set continues at fult tilt. Next thing the singer has spat a gobful of beer/spit/phlegm into a ceiling fan and soaked everyone/everything in a 10m radius, cue call to the police, our departure and 'aftershow party' at a nearby friends house. Pretty much the best gig I've played.[/quote] Thats sounds like a fudging good gig
  4. id think about muso finder. found a few musicians in my area on there. [url="http://www.musofinder.co.uk/"]http://www.musofinder.co.uk/[/url]
  5. too many times. One i remember (barely) was at a venue above a pub, and we were fairly close to the audience, and it was packed. Hitting someone over the head with your headstock isnt a nice feeling...or sound. Lets say [i]she[/i] didnt see the rest of the show
  6. If this is still here by weekend after next, i may be interested. Have a bump on me for now!
  7. [quote name='thepurpleblob' post='607347' date='Sep 24 2009, 06:49 AM']There's a lot of it about.... here's one I noticed yesterday: [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-electric-bass-TRB-1005_W0QQitemZ200386945757QQ"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-electric-bass...Z200386945757QQ[/url] How much are/were TRB1005s new?[/quote] what a schmuck. I bought my 1004 under £300 new. But that was because the sales assistants didn't have a clue
  8. My old guitarist had one made for him a couple of years ago. Its bloodt brilliant. I'd reccomend it.
  9. [quote name='Greene-Mann' post='607262' date='Sep 23 2009, 11:54 PM']Thats what i meant lol...thats the tuning i played with aswell; i would recommend the Boomers[/quote] Excellent. Ill keep a look out for those. They seem to be pretty cheap
  10. That is lush. What kind of music are you playing?
  11. Why don't they make cool stuff like this anymore?
  12. that looks terrible. Id be more satisfied with my ear stuck to the body of my bass
  13. It's not drop C!!!! It's - C-F-B♭-E♭- actually 2 steps down
  14. [quote name='Adrenochrome' post='606588' date='Sep 23 2009, 12:18 PM']Easiest/cheapest is a 50-110 set for drop C. With a 35" scale you'll be fine unless you're into very high tension.[/quote] Nah i hate high tension thats why i love lighter strings. Keep in mind though it isnt drop C, its C standard. 3 steps down. But i think thats the best option. [quote name='Mr. Foxen' post='606668' date='Sep 23 2009, 02:26 PM']Get newtone to make some for it, no more expensive than hunting down funny heavy strings or a 5 set, and made ideal for you.[/quote] I never heard of this "Newtone". Ill have a gander
  15. Is that a moth on the upper horn? does it come with the bass?
  16. HAHA cheers for that. So, a light 5 string set on a 4 string bass in C standard would be fine dya think?
  17. Sup. I have just joined a stoner/doom band that uses C standard tuning. It has been bugging me for a while, I have a selection of basses, and i think i want to use my trb with has a longer scale neck. I think if i even use 50 guage strings it won't be good enough to cope with the tuning. What about if i get a 40 gauge 5 string set, use the lower 4 and tune them up a step? Risky? Or would it be fine? Im not sure. Another thing aswell, do i risk making the grooves in the nut bigger by using heavier strings and will that effect it if i replace them with standard strings in the future? Cheers
  18. I think, im better off getting a aquire of something. I know the vintage mod jazz basses are good but what about the precisions? [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_sq_vintage_modified_precision.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_sq_vintage...d_precision.htm[/url]
  19. I rekon Yamaha trb. I got my 1004 for under £300. New.
  20. The idea was, was to change all the hardware and electronics. Im thinking about a more expensive, squire as an alternative
  21. [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hot_rod_bass.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hot_rod_bass.htm[/url] Im a right to say this looks decent for 86 quid? anyone had any experience with these? would love to pimp one
  22. No idea man, but i wich they bought out budget version.... She will be mine....
  23. Anything by The Fatback Band, Black nasty or the Majestics
  24. I love these basses! Good luck with the sale.
  25. I eventually found some great instructional websites, showing mny different ttechniques. Has anyone done this themselves and posted in the build diaries?
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