RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

[quote name='jim_bass' post='400473' date='Feb 4 2009, 10:03 PM']Mac software for V-amp...

[url="http://www.wabbitwanch.com/iVAMP.html"]http://www.wabbitwanch.com/iVAMP.html[/url]

I have the V-Amp pro and have used a M-Audio Midi/USB adapter to connect it to my Mac. I also used the software on the website to program my FCB1010 midi foot controller.

Incidentally, I'm selling the V-amp now to fund a new amp if anyone is interested....

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=39579"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=39579[/url][/quote]


Wow! Thanks Jim

[quote name='fifeq' post='400502' date='Feb 4 2009, 10:47 PM']are there any difference between the rack and more kidney shaped one?[/quote]

Yes -_-

[quote name='Bigwan' post='400916' date='Feb 5 2009, 12:38 PM']Yeah... 'you sure got a pretty mouth boy!'...[/quote]
'Squeal like a pig boy!"

I think everyone and their dog(or cat) would tell you to
take it to a repair person. I don't know where you are based.
Have you tried a google search of somewhere not too far away? (ie trainride 1 saturday or something)

One thing that is a common problem for all steiney's is the tuning system .
I know it may seem crazy, but have you checked the condition of all of the
saddles etc?

Get welll soon...

Saw them at the Hammy Odeon on their 1st Mr.Big tour.
The atmospheree was flatter than kate moss's chest.
Billy's solo was very muddy ..

I won't be rushing for this .

I do like ''Green Tinted ' also..

maybe if you had a word with a guitar /amp repair person they could help.
Alternatively, you could change them &have your own custom pedal

[quote name='Telebass' post='397690' date='Feb 2 2009, 11:26 AM']Saw that via athread on FDP; it's a Dennis Galuszka Masterbuilt. And not my cup of tea at all. Too 'Gibson' for me.[/quote]

Too Gibson for me too

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='397684' date='Feb 2 2009, 11:19 AM']Have you seen this custom shop Tele bass:





The sale thread was [url="http://cgi.ebay.com/Fender-Masterbuilt-Telecaster-Bass-Guitar-NOS-Red-NEW_W0QQitemZ370125232716QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item370125232716&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1205|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318|301%3A1|293%3A1|294%3A50"]here[/url].[/quote]

Looks a bit like an overwater now.
Not too keen on the neck.
I would've had it refinished in yellow-or lairy green

[quote name='gary mac' post='397223' date='Feb 1 2009, 08:41 PM']Don't shout matey I've got a wicked head ache tonight.

I can recommend Giants of Bass by Stuart Clayton. Bit of theory and technique, written in a very easy to understand style. The rest of the book covering the styles, techniques and kit used by the the "giants". Also a couple of CD's to play along with.

Not one of the cheapies at £19.99, but I think it's good value.

Cheers, Gary.[/quote]

I believe in the early days Mr.Z used to use a Boss ME8-B effects unit.
Loads of bells,whistles, puppies etc.

Well, my new Aguilar cab has no tweeter on it.
It's the only one I've ever played without one.

I'm waiting for my next band situation to find out for sure if I've done the rght thing or not.
Just waiting to see what happens when I put my Humbucking Telecaster through it

Back to when I was almost 16 ,mummy got me a black Les Paul copy Gu****! from a catalogue.
I was worse than useless on that.
After a few weeks a good friend of mine said,"you've got big hands and a bass has only got 4 strings -why not try that?"


Sooo, got mummy to send it back for a copy of a fender precision (Hondo11) or Hondo 2)

1st thing I noticed is that it never had a plectrum supplied with it.

Anyway,despite it being built like a large tree with corrosive metal it became the 1st bass I
used before my 1st proper bass.

pics??

I got the audiobook,but wish I got the book instead.
It's very good, but he sounds a little too 'wooden '.
Love the show he does on Sat mornings on Planet Rock

Howdy &welcome! Now that you're a newbie (as we all were) you will find this
site friendly and accomodating,altho' it's frowned upon if you use this site only to sell stuff.

I would suggest you take pics of the basses in question,and go to the for sale section.
You can then put out a 'feeler'.

Judging by what you're selling,someone on here is sure to snap it up.

Good luck with the sale

one of the best things to take for your joints is(no,not that )glucosamine sulphate.
1 capsule daily keeps everything ticking over.
It's when you get to late 30's onwards that you learn about all this kind of stuff

Bump with better description & pics

.
Due to size issues,and portability

I have got myself a lovely Aguilar DB 112 cabinet in boss tweed .
I later purchased the AG500 from Mistaah Benn to go with it.

Since then ,I realise that I still have this Eden sitting in the corner doing nothing.

It's a great ,loud bright sounding combo. used but not abused

Would swap for Dean Psycho Cabbie Bass. Similar Semi acoustic bass ,
Aguilar DB112 cabinet (tweed) One of those fender butterscotch basses
or approx £300.00 cash

I'm based in Twickenham.Greater London. Pickup only please if you are interested.

Cheers

Ray

Sorry it's not worked out for ya. I think it was only last week, we were
talking about this on another thread.
Love to have it but I have too many basses at the mo'.
What does it sound like anyway?

Bump

Nice.....keep it going

All of the above really. It's times like these a Telecaster Bass would come to the rescue.

Why not get the same one. Then,customise it!! Get a lairy colour sprayed on it, D-Tuners on it etc.
Then you'll have your 'main' bass and a 'fun' bass

I suppose the best thing would be to find out if one of your
fave bass players has a DVD ie Hotlicks.
I had a Stu Hamm one . Trouble is ,I spent more time running before I could walk
and eventually went back to the basics.

I find that what I do (playing rock covers) doesn't require all the tricks of the circus.
When I first learned the very basics and was looking for inspiration,
I got the Rudy Sarzo one. (ok, I was a metalhead and it was back in the hair days)
It was great for me as it showed bits from all of the party tricks but never went off track with the fundamentals.

I do wish that I could go back in time,be transported to LA and Jeff Berlin was my teacher.. ^_^

Good luck anyway