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The Bass Doc

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  1. Not sure about boiling an egg but, in the right hands, it can cook up a storm.
  2. OK it's ugly and heavy but sounds superb. My Wallace AC5075XT:- Built around 1969. 2 x KT88s. In the early 70s when I was young and fit I used to gig a stereo wired bass into two AC100XTs (a lot bigger and heavier!) plus two Burman 4x12s.
  3. [quote name='The Bass Doc' timestamp='1366722257' post='2056393'] can F...R....O.. [/quote] Just to clarify the above acronym does not stand for Feel Reasonably Optimistic.
  4. Yes it is isn't it.
  5. Cheers Tom. 'Twas an interesting project. I do like a challenge. (anyone wanting a five pickup bass with all bells and whistles can F...R....O.. ).
  6. [quote name='DarkHeart' timestamp='1366470413' post='2052997'] out of curiosity how much would one cost for a jazz bass but with a cut out for a musicman humbucker in plain black? [/quote] PM'd.
  7. ............can do a similar look with the gold finished plastic marketed by WD Music though.
  8. Sorry guys, custom anodised not possible as far as I know without going to 'out of proportion' expense through specialist companies.
  9. Shouldn't come accross as too distorted though. The sound will be well cushioned.
  10. [quote name='ubassman' timestamp='1364383198' post='2025610'] [/quote] "Wish I'd found out about the neck dive before buying the thing"
  11. [quote name='mrbassman_de' timestamp='1365519562' post='2040618'] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]For sure. Even if this is not a slab board, but one of the very first curved board Jazzies :-) [/font][/size] [/quote] 1st record I have of both a slab board and a curved board is the month of JUNE '62 so certainly by August they were curved only. This is a very nice example indeed! My reckoning on the stack knob -v- 3 knob system is that Leo Fender didn't simply change things just for the hell of it but to improve. Therefore I've never got too excited about acquiring a stack knob (Jaco's was one and he changed it).
  12. I think that once people know that you're a bass player [i]then [/i]they make certain assumptions about you. I usually say "Yes, like a horse".
  13. I Was Born Under a Wandering Star - Lee Marvin. (But you may have to drop the key a bit)
  14. BC forum member evilLordJuju will be the font of knowledge here.
  15. [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1364777104' post='2030849'] "What would Stevie Wonder say?" [/quote] OK, which comedian moved the piano stool?
  16. Apparently lost three fingers in a bench grinder [i]with [/i]guard in place. Happy 1st April chaps
  17. The Bass Doc

    MB1 Feedback

    Splendid result with MB1 whereby a pearl pickguard was supplied for his Stingray in exchange for a cheque! Being able to locate a chequebook in this day and age is highly commendable. Cheers Martin. [size=2]just noticed it's written from a Midland Bank Limited book.[/size]
  18. In the case of M D Philips the pronunciation would be Loo Tae Yer - roughly translated as Toilet To You as this also describes the standard the work one may expect.
  19. Smooth transaction for a pickup from Derek. Pleasure to deal with.
  20. Embarrassment of the above - sax player being very unpro in his pint drinking prior to soloing. We now have a different saxman. If anyone's interested (probably not) the first number features the Jazz pickup with tone down, finger-style, and the second clip is the Precision pickup with tone open and pleccy-stylee.
  21. Psst, wanna see what genuine roadworn looks like? My 1963:- [attachment=131260:116.JPG] Edit - apologies to the purist/collector types but the J pickup was in there when I bought it many years ago.
  22. I knew as soon as I typed that what the response would be and from whom
  23. But the OP wants left-handed and I don't have any left-handed plastic in stock It's going to be a challenge. Maybe if I turn a regular piece upside down or do it in the mirror?
  24. *Removes glasses and false nose* "It is I, Le Doc" How wierd is wierd?
  25. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1364077227' post='2021777'] He's a hero. Loving the kilt. [/quote] Yes I recognise that as the McYing tartan.
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