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Enjoyed that. Different and interesting. I like gamelan stuff a lot.

I saw a lovely Epi Les Paul on Ebay and thought it looks an awful lot of bass for the money.Block inlaid fretboard,nice detailing on the head,hard case,it went for £166.I quite fancy one of those,the current Les pauls look rubbish in comparison. Any opinions chaps and chappesses.

Won me a set at the SE BassbBash.Dead chuffed is I andthey're going on my Jazz!

[quote name='bassace' post='629383' date='Oct 18 2009, 11:25 AM']As long as it's not [i][/i]too[i][/i] ugly.[/quote] [attachment=35478:29102009291.jpg] Is this one pretty enough for you!

[quote name='jakesbass' post='628464' date='Oct 17 2009, 01:40 AM'] I'll do a slower one...[/quote] I've slowed it down by 25%and its still too quick for my numpty fingers so I'm learning it at 50%. By rights once I've built up the muscle memory I should be able to increase the speed but to get to your speed,well, I dunno.Thats some playing there Jake. Thats what 5 hours of practice a day does. I've used Seventh string Transcribe to slow it down,cheaper than a Tascam bass trainer.

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='627167' date='Oct 15 2009, 06:02 PM']Right click - save as[/quote] Okey dokey all sorted now and Pauls a happy bunny. Ta very much Dave and by the way I loved your gear at the bash on Saturday. One day I may get one of those Mesa's meself.

I click on it and it plays ,no problem.I would just like to move it into a music folder on my desktop where I put all the pieces that I'm working on. Golly that sounds grand, what I really mean is the stuf I'm trying to learn to play.

Thanks for that Jake,very much appreciated.Can't seem to copy and paste to my desk top.missus will probably sort that for me hopefully.

What a fantastic day. Thanks to all that organised it,Jakebass,Alexcaber,Ped and Bassace for the workshops. Lots of info garnered there. GAS for a double bass now,god where can I put one? Got to be one of the best raffles ever.Everybody got something and some of us got two somethings. Once again THANKS GUYS you done a great job and not forgetting Mrs Hamster as well.

WANTED A fold up guitar stand. If anybodys got someyhing reasonable they'd like to sell me please.

Very enjoyable. Thanks for shareing it.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='612983' date='Sep 30 2009, 02:19 PM']House of Fun is one of my favourite bass lines ever, it's nuts. And a near 100%-perfect pop song. [/quote] Pure Joy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They don't make em like that anymore.

[quote name='leschirons' post='609769' date='Sep 27 2009, 01:51 AM']They all have equipment but turn up at other people's gigs without their stuff and expect to play.[/quote] Hope you told them to piss off ,cheeky w***ers.

I will contribute a houseplant

When I was about eighteen Jack Bruce came into the camera/hifi shop Iwas working in and I asked him to autograph my guitar case that I had with me. It had my first bass an old Vox in it. He was really obliging but when i look back it must have been a cringeworthy moment. I wonder where that case ended up,I sold about a year or two later.

I got a lovely baritone uke from The Really Useful Music Company on Ebay ,they import them.Just search For baritone ukulele. Its a Clearwater,spruce top black fibreglas bowl back like an Ovation,mahogany neck rosewood fingerboard and a finish to kill for. Fantastic instrument for £119.95. Lovely tone as well. I thought I'd put some piccolo bass strings on it but I'm just going to use it as it is for the time being.

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='593053' date='Sep 8 2009, 04:59 PM']So to date we have 57 people bringing kit, plus just one who has more sense. Are we expecting other non-kit Basschatters to turn up on the day? And may I be the first to congratulate Chris B on his impeccable planning ... an entire day of playing with other people's toys - brilliant! [/quote] Err yeah I'll just bring me lunch.

I'm intending to put in an appearance if anybody is in he Harrowish area wanting a lift pm me.

Google "How to solder" Practice on some old bits of wire just to get the feel of it. Its not really not too difficult to master.

[quote name='JBassist' post='582811' date='Aug 27 2009, 07:42 PM']?[/quote] If you lived close to me probably nowt.

[quote name='NancyJohnson' post='375935' date='Jan 10 2009, 10:37 AM']These look very yummy...the black one looks lovely. [url="http://www2.gibson.com/getdoc/bbfc3c88-40dd-47b4-8da6-8fd01dd112ac/EBTPTBBH-Finish-Shot-jpg.aspx"]HERE[/url] The headstock looks a little more chunky than the Gibson, but the Epiphone logo kind of carries it off. I have a black BadAss II somehwere here from my unfinished Spectorbird project too. To affirm the US pricing, the 5-string carries an MSRP of $999, the 4-string $832. P[/quote] Don't think so Paul. I do believe you sold it to me.

On my way home from Uxbridge today I thought I'd pop into a music shop in Ickenham,this is NW London. What a surprise,friendly helpful staff,good stock of guitars,basses and amps.Fenders Squiers Epiphone and others. Definately worth a look if your over that way. www.promusicinternational.co.uk 19Swakeleys Road Ickenham Middlesex UB10 8DF

Are you sorted? If not pm me I've got a six quid soldering iron and I'm up the road in Harrow.