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  1. Musicman666
    i got my westone after seeing harvey bainbridge of hawkwind using one on their sonic attack tour. He got a pretty good sound out of it.
  2. Musicman666
    yes i think it was hh, maybe to be replaced later on by carslboro stingrays. Maiden had to be using their own gear, marshalls i would imagine. The place was located under a railway arch. I used to be so impressed the way the hh would light up in the dark.
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    had the annoying pleasure of being in the next room to these guys in some grotty leytonstone rehearsal studio, literally we couldn't hear ourselves over the sound coming through the walls.
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    yes i was wondering about the moulds, it almost seems like their mould might have a vairiable width adjustment, but yes i will email them on this, just trying to work out what might suit me best before i do so.
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    i cant seem to see anything on their website specifically about this but are there three different neck widths for the 4 5 and 6 string options? i was wondering in particular if they might do something like five strings closer together on a four string neck?
  6. Musicman666
    I had a thunder iii in the 80s, thought it was really great bass, part exchanged it for a wal.
  7. Musicman666
    Pm sent … yes I’m nearby.
  8. Musicman666
    Home use for sure, just practising on the sofa type stuff.
  9. Musicman666
    Thing is that the pjb stuff no matter how small handles the lowB, well at least I assume it’s the case with this latest offering, certainly the double four can do it.
  10. Musicman666
    does this handle a low b? Does this handle a lowB?
  11. Musicman666
    I was very impressed with the low b on my headless graphite status 2 using their own strings. The note is very defined, more so than the low e on some other basses. At this scale length I doubt you would get much better.
  12. Musicman666
    Look at the photo…9v.
  13. Musicman666
    Alas no car…
  14. Musicman666
    If you ever come over to london/essex?
  15. Musicman666
    Glad you pointed that one out …seems a strange omission not to have batteries, perhaps it’s just a combination of too small an enclosure with too powerful an amp?
  16. Musicman666
    Ak thanks …of course look on their website …lol. I guess it will come to the uk eventually.. At this rate I can see Phil going in the direction of making just one standard bass module and then you just stack them all together like Lego to create the setup of your choice..
  17. Musicman666
    https://bassmagazine.jp/news/202104-pjb/ Anyone know more about this combo?? because I think I need one of these to make my life complete.
  18. Musicman666
    the bass in this is the meat of the whole song.
  19. Musicman666
    My walnut S2.
  20. Musicman666
    Hmmm... just wondering if you might have lost something tone wise there.I think Cassidy spent a long time with that floating bridge over that thin bit of hollow ply. the bridge falls out when first purchased but once the pegs are glued and setup you really never have to deal with it ever again.
  21. Musicman666
    Why the new bridge?
  22. Musicman666
    you beat me to it... notable track was grey seal on yellow brick road, his tone and what he played on it was just out of this world.
  23. Musicman666
    sam fox with hawkwind was a bit odd... but then i do remember seeing lemmy and vera lynn hanging out at a hawkwind gig so i guess its the norm for these guys.
  24. Musicman666
    a very weird and disturbing dark day ..
  25. Musicman666
    pretty sure this is the bass used in that live banhees nocturene gig at the royal albert hall, probably saw some action with the glove since this was about the same time severin was collaborating with robert smith. Its a fairly iconic bass. if i was stupid rich i would pick this up in a heartbeat...
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