mwellbass!
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[quote name='soundcheck1' post='354669' date='Dec 14 2008, 11:14 PM']If by any chance this falls through I'm in Stirling next Saturday and I could get over to Glasgow to buy this. Other guy obvioulsy has priority though [/quote] Right, I'll keep you posted buddy -
Jack Johnson - Flake nice and simple bassline.
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[quote name='Easy-Lucky-Free' post='351397' date='Dec 11 2008, 12:46 AM']hey mate.. I'm interested but I'm as far south in England as you can go.. We'd have to use some sort of courier I guess?[/quote] Got your PM, I'll get in contact with you via email
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My biggest influences are definitely : 1. Marcus Miller, 2. Ben Kenney, 3. Bootsy Collins
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I play a Dean Playmate Electro-Acoustic which I purchased for £190. It's great value for the money, has a lovely warm tone unplugged, and It's pretty decent plugged in also. However, It's goes out of tune all the time, I don't know why, it just does. But, I would recommend this bass.
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Jimi Hendrix - Izabella Fantastic!...really fun bassline to play
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Krafty Kuts - Freakshow. Some fine basslines in this album, especially on the track 'Bring Back The Funk'
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bump! great beginner bargain bass!
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bump! i don't want to sell my SR500
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[quote name='barry44' post='331501' date='Nov 18 2008, 02:52 PM']Ibanez K5.[/quote] +1 This is a really solid bass for the money.
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Alright guys, after 2 years of solid use I'm looking to sell my Ibanez GSR200 in aim of getting a Lakland Skyline 44-01. It's a great piece of kit and in great condition, it's an active bass in trans red. Would be ideal for a beginner/intermediate player or would be ideal as a backup bass. It retails for around £170-£200...I'm looking for around £80 - £100, Pickup in Motherwell just outside Glasgow....might consider posting, just drop us a PM. Will get some pictures up eventually Cheers.
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[quote name='thebeat' post='330315' date='Nov 16 2008, 10:30 PM']Your paying £170 more for the Lakland, made in Korea, and it's an active bass...hardly comparable to a Highway 1, made in the US, which can be had for under £500 and are passive Still think that H1's are really good basses for the money.[/quote] Fair point man, the H1's are still good, don't get me wrong. But I was just going on price, as the store I was in only had a £40 gap between the two basses. The H1 being £629 and the 44-01 being £669.. had no idea you could pick up H1's for under £500.