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Richard R

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  1. That's quite a thing to have just up in the attic! Looking forward to a New Bass Day post from @daveybass 😁
  2. Thank you, @Stub Mandrel. That sent me down an Internet rabbit hole of large musical instruments, strange musical instruments in science fiction, strange musical instruments in reality, and various other diversions. I have resurfaced bearing this completely irrelevant but amusing link for everyone: https://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/latest/weirdest-musical-instruments/ Enjoy.
  3. I've found that everyone is always very respectful of each others' gear and generous with their own. I have played Dingwalls, Walls, Alembics (!), Swifts,AGCs, Overwaters,... all sorts of expensive or irreplaceable instruments. None of which I would ever have been able to compare or play anywhere else.
  4. Following, though it's unlikely I will be there. Things to do on the day: Play basses Talk rubbish, sometimes about basses Eat cake Have a raffle (donated musical odds and sods, proceeds to charity) Have some sort of demo/comparison/talk thing, preferably related to basses Talk more Take photos Help pack up Drive home happy.
  5. I would create a new thread called NW Bash Bash 2024, so it's clear there is a new event being planned. The mods can pin it so it doesn't get lost, and then when you have a date you can update the title with that as well. They'll be a Midlands 2024 thread started when I get round to it.
  6. TBC, as it requires us to actually pick a date. The last one was 22 April, which seemed to be OK, and Easter is a week earlier this year. If May works for you then we'll avoid May and look at either April of June. 20-25 people is a good number for a bash, don't worry if it's fewer. And it's not a competition 😁
  7. Mid May is when we were possibly looking at a Midlands Bash, but as it happens that is chaotic for me already. Following this thread so we don't clash. 👍 @petecarlton FYI.
  8. I don't know if Ped will repeat this run, but they are perfect.
  9. Welcome aboard! I have a soft spot for "Southern Rock", as it gets called, and I do like Blackberry Smoke. They played my home town of Birmingham, England last year and I missed them. ☹️
  10. Welcome aboard! Photos please - that's a lovely collection .
  11. Thanks @sandy_r. I couldn't remember if it was a separate bolt-on neck or was a single piece of wood for body and neck. Like a through-neck but without anything to go through. Looking at the headstock end it is now obvious there are the little maple "wings" just beyond the nut. 🙂
  12. Slightly off the main topic- what wood is the Sinsonido made from? And is it one piece with the neck?
  13. The writer has now created lead line and chord charts, so if you want to try it out I'll get copies over.
  14. This is super impressive. It's almost a shame that you're going to fill the seams and paint it, having all the structure and guts on show would be great.
  15. For which we are thankful, otherwise you might not have been around to be on BC. 👍
  16. ^^^^^^^^^ This! You were lucky not to have poisoned yourself!
  17. Zion Calling Death and Glory The Nuns of Brixton
  18. Have any of you actually listened to the song? 🤣
  19. Yep! So does the person who wrote it!
  20. I Sought The Lord Sunday morning, and a new song. Not one of mine, and not me on bass, but quite fun and I thought you might enjoy it. (Young lad on the trumpet has only played with the band once before, not bad going) Joy (after the service)
  21. Oh come on, you can't tease us like that! Why aren't you allowed near white spirit?
  22. Following with interest. Don't overdo it while recovering. I was informed by a surgeon a long time ago: "Boredom and watching DVDs are both essential parts of the healing process "
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