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TommyK

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  1. [quote name='Doddy' post='1125959' date='Feb 13 2011, 02:10 PM']When you've written a melody or a progression,put the instrument down and just listen. Try to sing an idea for a bassline,before you pick up the bass. This will stop you from falling into your stock patterns,and make for a more interesting line.[/quote]

    +1 to this.
    Most of the home-made basslines that i have come up with that i like, originated in my head and didn't just fall out of the bass. The stock pattern thing is a disease that i suffer from badly... :)

  2. [quote name='MB1' post='1125906' date='Feb 13 2011, 01:22 PM']MB1. :)
    +Twelvety!
    Listen to what the man said! :lol:[/quote]

    +13...Yep. seriously, do what they all say ....
    Or if not, straight trade for my Ray35....Its got orange strings on and everything....:)

  3. [quote name='neepheid' post='1124155' date='Feb 11 2011, 06:16 PM']Mine's somewhere between 12 and 13lbs. Be warned :)

    File is here: [url="http://www.ifb.co.uk/~matthew/gibson_victory_prices.txt"]http://www.ifb.co.uk/~matthew/gibson_victory_prices.txt[/url]

    View it in a monospaced font to keep the columns correct.[/quote]

    Thanks for this!

    Very interesting, properly researched Bass GAS, I like it!

  4. Hmmm following my Gibson victory artist thread from yesterday and the revalation that they can weigh in the region of 13lbs i did some bass weighing this morning.

    My MM Sabre (which i thought was the lightest i had :) ) 10lbs 15oz !! Must just balance really well or something, feels light as a feather to me.

    Stingray 4. 10lbs 1oz. Standard fare for a Ray i guess.

    Sterling by MM Ray35 = 11lbs dead. I find this fairly weighty but certainly playable, i just cant believe it is only 1oz heavier than the Sabre....maybe i'm just wierd... :)

  5. [quote name='neepheid' post='1124052' date='Feb 11 2011, 04:58 PM']Can't really help you, mine was a wreck and had no case. If you are going for it, get some weight training in :)

    Having said that, I have a list of all the ebay Victory auctions from Dec09 until Jun10 when I got mine if you're interested.[/quote]

    Cheers mate that would be great, when you the have time. :)
    + How heavy is yours? I am used to a Ray35 which is pretty weighty i.e 10lbs+. Will more training be required??!!

  6. Looking at one of these on the bay.com. Condition wise, It is about as mint as you can get for a 1981 bass,complete with original case.
    Been on my GAS list for a while (Along with RD Artists) :) :) :lol:

    [url="http://cgi.ebay.com/81-Gibson-USA-Victory-Artist-4-String-Electric-Bass-/250771837056?pt=Guitar&hash=item3a632a9080"]Yer[/url]

    Does anyone have any idea what it is likely/ought to make?

    Cheers
    TK

  7. [quote name='lee650' post='1083064' date='Jan 9 2011, 12:30 PM']And they do it in mint green too fantastic, ive been lusting after a MG classic ray since they came out, but alas nearly 2k is not going to be available to me anytime soon !! so the ray34ca might be a viable option, a shame the green one doesnt have a maple board though i really would be foaming at the mouth!!! HA HA geddit foaming!!![/quote]

    +1 to this....These do look really good. How do you know they are doing them in mint green???

  8. My used Line 6 FBV Shortboard. This is the first one MKI if you like. Comes with 2 ethernet cables for connection (1 Spare) to Line 6 amps, Bass pods, Guitar pods etc....

    £100 delivered within the UK, but will ship at cost to anywhere. £90 picked up from Sunny Dorset.

    These are currently around £180 new.

    Here is the blurb and compatibility stuff from Line 6:


    FBV Shortboard™ is no longer made. Please check out FBV Shortboard™ MkII to take advantage of crucial hands-free channel switching, volume/wah control and much more!

    The FBV Shortboard™ is like having a crew of roadies ready to wheel out an entirely new collection of gear and hook it all up - in time for your next note. With a backlit display that shows where you are, and rugged steel stomp switches and pedal to give you complete control of where you're going.
    FBV SHORTBOARD:
    •Dedicated channel switches
    •Dedicated effect and FX loop On/Off switches
    •Large naming display
    •Wah/Volume pedal
    •Expression pedal input for dedicated Volume control
    •Chromatic tuner
    •Tap tempo switch
    •Self-powered through the locking cable (included)



    COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS:
    •Spider Valve™
    •Spider® III*

    •Spider® II 112, 210, 212 & HD
    •Vetta™
    •Vetta II™

    •HD147®

    •POD® 2.0**

    •POD® xt

    •POD® XT Pro
    •POD® X3
    •POD® X3 Pro

    •Bass POD® xt

    •Bass POD® XT Pro
    •LowDown™

    *FBV Shortboard is not compatible with Spider III 15.

    **FBV Shortboard is only compatible with POD 2.0 units with pedal jacks labelled "FBV Pedal." It is not compatible with older units which have pedal jacks labelled simply "Pedal."

  9. [quote name='LemonCello' post='1079763' date='Jan 6 2011, 12:55 PM']Hiya Tommy,

    Will this fit my (soon to be delivered) Mex Roger Waters 'P' do you reckon?

    Cheers,

    Gary[/quote]

    Hi Gary.

    As far as i know, yes it should. It came off an American Deluxe Jazz but i am pretty sure all Jazz and Precision basses are the same, bridge wise...... Feel free anyone to correct me if i am wrong!!

    Nice bass by BTW.... Black'n'Maple.....mmmmm :)

    Cheers
    Tom

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