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[quote name='PauBass' post='724810' date='Jan 26 2010, 07:47 AM']That's exactly how you are supposed to do it...I've been using mine, with straplocks too, for nearly 4 years and never had a problem.[/quote] Absolutely correct and great staps (strapps) imo.
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SOLD: Rather special Spector Euro 5 LX for sale - price drop
GreeneKing replied to GreeneKing's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD: Rather special Spector Euro 5 LX for sale - price drop
GreeneKing replied to GreeneKing's topic in Basses For Sale
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Right, now this is complex so sit down and have a cuppa I have a pair of Aguilar DB112's that are great cabs, really excellent. They have Aggie padded covers and one is an NT (no tweeter). I need a pair of EA CX112 cabs. A good friend is happy to do a swap with an EA for the tweeter equipped Aguilar but not the other. So, for sale is a Chocolate brown Aguilar DB112 NT with the official padded and expensive cover for £300. Also consider trading for one EA CX112 or sale of pair for £600 or trade of pair for pair of EA CX112's. Would also consider a trade of the DB112NT for any good quality cab that fits the bill. See I said it was a bit complex. Reason? EA heads definitely need EA cabs to perform at their best imo. Peter
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Anti-clockwise loosens the trussrod (with some fairly rare exceptions) and allows for more relief in the neck.
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When Leo Fender met a Basschat Legend
GreeneKing replied to wateroftyne's topic in General Discussion
I don't know about a caption but only an American would wear those pants -
SOLD: Rather special Spector Euro 5 LX for sale - price drop
GreeneKing replied to GreeneKing's topic in Basses For Sale
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Russ Are you living in Moffat now then? (looks a lot like where we has the bash ) Very workmanlike set of basses there and I'm not at all surprised that the Flea impressed at volume.
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This'll be a great gig. Having seen the band twice last year I'd just like to say how much I enjoyed it, musically and a great fun bunch too.
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Stuart (BassBunny) has a pair of Zoots that I know he loves.
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My lot (II). Lakland, Status, Rob Allen, fretless + more
GreeneKing replied to BigBeatNut's topic in Gear Gallery
Great bunch of basses, shame about the headstocks on the Statii -
anyone know any really cool bass tricks
GreeneKing replied to grimbeaver's topic in General Discussion
Want to be a bassist and do tricks? Maybe try guitar? Bass is SERIOUS business doncha know -
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I've had 18 months in a band with someone I've tried to like, and failed completely. Take one self centred narcissistic guitar player who is tired of practicing alone and wants to be a 'rock god' to impress his mates 'down the pub'. He recruits a band, pretends he wants to perform and move forward but really just wants to have a free backing band. He only wants to play his style of music that is narrow and quite bigoted, he won't learn the words or the chords, he won't listen to advice at all and continues in behaving in a way that winds everyone up. 18 months later we've done 3 gigs and he's all hot air and lies. I confront him and it's me that's the problem, that and the obvious personality clash I have with him. Yes I think I do really dislike him
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SOLD: Rather special Spector Euro 5 LX for sale - price drop
GreeneKing replied to GreeneKing's topic in Basses For Sale
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Warmoth P bass with Darkstar pup and ACG pre SOLD
GreeneKing replied to GreeneKing's topic in Basses For Sale
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Both pedals are pretty much mint. The VT Bass has velcro on the rear and comes in it's tin with all the bits. I'm sure I have the box for the Radial too, somewhere. I realise that the Radial pedal isn't an effect as such but it allows you to connect two basses into an amp and switch between the two with a pad to balance signals and a tuner out. VT Bass £90 delivered UK, Radial £45 likewise
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The outrageous fortunes of slings and arrows, or something like that Tis amusing how life progresses. I'm no longer single and things in that direction are very good. Life is very good. My new lady is a biker. I gave up biking nearly 3 years ago after about 37 years and sold everything, absolutely everything. Now I'm planning on getting on the road again, trips to Europe in the Summer in the planning stages etc. But, being a student on placement means I have no income and can't work. The NS5 was going to have to go Tragedy indeed. But, I've bought an older bike (BMW R1100RS) and the NS5 can stay but it's shiny sibling needs to go. This bass is special in more ways than one. First it's white, very white and in very nice condition indeed. Next comes the pre-amp. I like to have onboard control of my mids and this U-Retro Deluxe has sweepable mids. John has produced a one off model to fit in the 4 hole body with all the options including active/passive switching and a passive tone control (like Sadowsky's VTC). It has Vol/balance, Bass/treble, sweepable mids and the passive tone control that also acts as a pull knob active passive switch. I really do wish that this bass didn't have to go. It has conventional strap buttons fitted at the moment but I will include Schaller strap locks as fitted standard. A brand new set of Sadowsky nickels .130 fitted with tapered B. Comes with Spector case in great condition. I'm looking for £1050 (Now [b]£1000[/b] including UK shipping although collection is preferred). I'm hopefully travelling South from Kendal this w/e so delivery may be an option too.
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The only Fender that I own has a BBOT and it's the best I've heard. Done the BadAss thing several times and I can't hear the difference in terms of a worthwhile improvement (you then have to ask yourself why I kept fitting them ). Is it only me that thinks that eternal sustain (or even sustain increased above and beyond BBOT sustain) is never, ever used when actually playing?
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I wasn't being entirely sarcastic with the 'volume' comment Pairing an 8 ohm 2 x 10 with an 8 ohm 1 x 8 won't be very balanced. Half of your amp's power will be going to each cab working the 1 x 8 hard and the 2 x 10 will be barely ticking over. I don't understand your reasoning. You only need one rig to cover all the bases. From your description of your needs 800w (750 in the specs) is overkill. Take my rig, a 450w into 4 ohm amp and two 1 x 12 8 ohm cabs rated at 300w each. First one man's 5000w watts isn't another's. Amp ratings vary and I have a back up 500w amp that's no where near as loud and my 450w one. By using the amp with either one or both cabs I have one balanced rig that does it all pretty much. With one cab I can even use it for very quiet home practice if I turn the volme right down. I've also done pub gigs with just the one cab. Using both cabs gives oodles of 'go'. Peter