bassmandan

you could always try asking the fella himself: [url="http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=8666076"]http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea...riendid=8666076[/url]

are you kidding?.... it's in shot for less than five seconds in the whole clip! after watching it a couple of times and trying to find the best point to pause and have a closer look I'm fairly certain it's not a G&L due to the fact that it doesn't have the signature 'point motif' on the bottom edge of the headstock...... beyond that I can't be much use I'm afraid, can't even really tell what colour the body is because the lights are coloured too!...... possibly blue? and definately a P-Bass of some sort.....

So, I was looking through my favourites (like a proper geek) trying to find something I was talking about in another thread; and instead stumbled upon this website: www.alfonsoiturra.com .... whereupon I discovered this curious instrument: (this is going to all end up pretty meaningless if the pics don't work of course - just tried uploading them as attachments and nothing appears to have happened yet?!?) anyway, it is an undoubtedly beautiful instrument, crafted to an exceptional standard, but..... What's it all about? It seems to be a kind of mini scale Ashbory-esque fretted singlecut with six BIG FAT METAL strings! and by my calculation, made from at least 21 different pieces of wood (not including knobs). I'm sure it'd look great amongst the collection but not so sure I'd end up playing it very often...... .... any ideas anyone?

I once landed on the site of a Boutique Mfr who had a statement on one of their pages to the effect: "we will NEVER construct a bass with Gold hardware, so don't even ask!"..... I think they were French, has anyone else seen this? as I've not been able to find them since and starting to suspect I dreamt the whole thing! They were damn fine looking instruments as I recall.......

1. Is a light bass cabinet important to you? no 2. Would you be interested in a smaller designed cabinet for maximum portability? not if it sacrificed any of the low end 3. What is the weight of your current rig now? 60Kg (41Kg just the cab) 4. Have you ever had portability issues with this cabinet before? yes 5. Would a Neo speaker make the amplifier more appealing? maybe 6. Would you want casters on the amplifier for added portability? no 7. Would you want the input to be in the back? yes 8. Would you want the Ohm rating to be 4? yes 9. Would you want the power rating to be over 200 watts? yes 10. Is a metal grille cover attractive on an amplifier? yes

did any of you ever hear Paul Gilbert's version of "2 become 1"? sort of mashed up with a little Led Zep and Sabbath, pretty good stuff really! maybe he should crash their tour......

what? the Sun, pulling someone's leg.... surely not! ..... is this the same room de-odorizer that boasts a three-fold-cyclic-scent-sensation? including a fragrance entitled "open window".... what the hell does an open window smell like anyway?!? I'm assuming they're not basing this scent on the smell coming through the average window in say, Grimsby for instance. Or even Wolverhampton for that matter! If I open my window I'm normally greeted by the stench of cat sh*t mixed with the high grade skunk that my neighbour likes to smoke whilst sat on MY wall!!! PS: don't call me Shirley!

I bought one on behalf of a school I teach in about 2 years ago and it's worked like a dream ever since. If any amp's able to survive a few years in a school it's got to be doing well! Regularly used in concerts in a very large hall also, Wateroftyne's right about the tone but I find it's more than bearable given the price.......

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Ettiene M'bappe. The guy's a monster (and a cool one at that!)..... er, plays with gloves on though.... not really sure what that's all about! David LaBruyere is Uber-Cool also.