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Count Bassy

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  1. Exactly that. A continuity tester is normally used to test connections of a nominal Zero Ohms.
  2. To most continuiyty testers R20K will register as an open circuit!
  3. Never knew him personally, but remeber his contributions here very well, so condolences to everyone. Strangely enough I was thinking about him a few weeks ago because we now have a member called just "Old Horse", and I was wondering if that was him, and if not where "Old Horse Murphy" was.
  4. Ah, but it was "R & B" (Good), whereas the new stuff is "R n B" (Bad).
  5. Singer sounds like a bit of a w**ker. Sees a potentially successful band and wants to get his mates in. Perhaps you should turn the tables and get another singer in.
  6. Note that Lead, especially lead shot (if loose) will damp vibrations, and might alter the tone.
  7. And TIM of course (not related to any any current member called Tim (or was he?)).
  8. For the instrument perhaps, but everyone bringing their own amps would be chaos. And, surely, part of being the house bassist is to provide the backline.
  9. Two possible answers to that: A: That's absoluetly fine, everyone has different tastes. Jaco was also an incredible player, but musically never hit the spot for me, whereas Mick Karn did. I could listen to Mick Karn all day. Jaco about 3 minutes. B: That's absoluetly fine, your are perfectly entitled to be wrong!😄
  10. Totally agre with the chap, except that Mick Karn should be rated, not "up with Jaco", but "well above Jaco".
  11. Two Jazz pickups and a P pickup on the American version, just the two jazz pickups on the Mexican version.
  12. The Fender Stu Hamm Urge Mk1s were a 32 inch scale, available as us version or a simplified Mexican version. Lovely basses. They also had small bodies, about the size of a strat body, which you might or might not like. The MK2s went to a 34" scale.
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