Twigman

IME the necks are somewhat on the chunky side...some like that sort of thing

[quote name='Treb' timestamp='1481715429' post='3194456'] Sterling 4H inside (compensated) nut to front of pickup 74.8mm (to rear of pickup 79.7mm). All measurements +/- 1mm. [/quote] There's a whiff of spinal tap's stonehenge about those measurements

How far do I crank it? As far as I need to to fit the mix.

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1481232921' post='3190909'] You're going to look really stupid if nobody dies next year... [/quote] around 150,000 will die each and every day next year so unless we're suddenly all immortal your proposition is highly unlikely That said Death is not a statistical certainty....only around 93% of humans that have ever lived have also died.

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1481625042' post='3193741'] 6 months! Wow....it's also crazy to see the Sterling H at GAK (with upgraded natural finish) for so much cheaper due to the obvious.... [/quote] yeah - I am 2 1/2 weeks in to my quoted 6 month wait and it already feels like too long. There don't seem to be many Sterling 4HH in the UK - I am grateful to a retailer who agreed to sell me one at a pre price rise price- that sort of makes the wait seem a little more bearable.

guitar guitar in birmingham have a black one in stock [url="http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/bass_guitars_detail.asp?stock=160620298818008"]http://www.guitargui...160620298818008[/url] I am waiting for one, having ordered a 4HH - 6 month wait

what happened to advent calendars with just pictures and zero calories?

Sennheiser HD25

If I hadn't just ordered a new EBMM I'd be tempted by an olive and RW P....but IME 'narrow tall frets' often feel sharp on the edges...and why bother changing the P pickup? it's already perfect

[quote name='floFC' timestamp='1480813701' post='3187330'] Unfortunately the sound, bass in particular, was rubbish. [/quote] Agreed The acoustics of Wembley are utter pants

[quote name='barneyg42' timestamp='1480784907' post='3187146'] he then said oh I'm not the bassist I'm just giving it a go[/quote] Shag his mrs and excuse yourself by telling him you're just giving her a go

[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1480246052' post='3182711'] I needed some new flats anyway [/quote] When does one decide one needs new flats? Flats just sound better the older they get. One of my basses has some 20 year old flats on it - not planning on changing them any time soon

60% of the door plus expenses

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1480694233' post='3186520'] My sister berated me for the wobbly legs thing at about 2.10 in this, rightly so, I might add: [url="https://m.youtube.com/?#/watch?v=XUUn_5qNguo"]https://m.youtube.co...h?v=XUUn_5qNguo[/url] Not really sure what I was thinking... [/quote] Classy LOL

muscle memory is where it's at

I went to see The Cure again last night. Simon Gallup has the poses...he also skips about the stage in fits and starts....i have no idea how he manages to not miss a beat (other than the fact his basslines are simple)...the way he looks like he's trying to push his bass into the floor all the time impresses me. just saying

[quote name='blue' timestamp='1480545228' post='3185378'] That's probably not going to happen Blue [/quote] Isn't it on youtube? If not, why not?

I tend to just walk about but often hide behind the keyboard player....I find that moving too much often puts me off my rhythm, not that I've got much of that to start with. I see many videos of me on stage on youtube and I'm as boring as hell.. Edit: however I've now got whacky hair after a strange visit to the hairdresser and some crazy shades so perhaps I'll come out of my shell a bit?

Does this count as a bitsa? I cobbled it together from a load of bits: Warmoth DinkyP body Status Jazz neck Babicz nickel bridge (prototype finish) Gotoh GB640R aluminium nickel plated tuners Fender 'original' P pickup Nickel strap buttons, neck plate, string tree etc Black chrome skull & crossbones knobs Strung with d'Addario half rounds - very old and dead It weighs in around 7lb - I've not been able to weigh it accurately - it hardly registers on the bathroom scales It wasn't cheap

[quote name='Ghost_Bass' timestamp='1480337618' post='3183427'] Out comes the vaccum cleaner and a kitchen funnel and they popped out again, like new. [/quote] Great tip! Why didn't I think of that? I have a pair of KEF Cresta2 hifi speakers with 'dented' dust caps... I must try this

I use a Trex Chamelon for my DHA pedal (and my 9V pedals too) and combine 2 of the 12V outputs with a current doubler It works great Edit added link to current doubler cable [url="https://www.thomann.de/gb/t_rex_dc_current_doubler_50cm.htm"]https://www.thomann.de/gb/t_rex_dc_current_doubler_50cm.htm[/url]

[quote name='mr zed' timestamp='1480377943' post='3183964'] I'm not helping am I? [/quote] Not At All No

Last week I succumbed to a severe case of GAS.. It started with wanting to utilise my i7 laptop as a go anywhere studio - so I reinstalled all my software on it and in the process upgraded to Sonar platinum from X2. I also purchased a USB audio interface to use with the laptop - the interface in my desktop is a RME PCI card so couldn't be used in the laptop, GAS unsatisfied I went and bought a small Akai 25 key MPK mini to take with the laptop... GAS still not satisfied I decided now was the time to order the bass I've always wanted: a Musciman Sterling 4HH.... So I did. I thought my GAS would be quenched at last. but there's a 6 month wait 6 months!! I remember waiting 13 weeks for my first Barefaced felt like a long time but 6 months ?! I really can't spend any more money right now to satisfy my GAS...so what do I do for 6 months? How do you cope with long waits for gear you've ordered? What's the longest you've waited between order and delivery? How do you manage your GAS during these waits?

AFAIK Fender market 4 aftermarket P Bass PUPS: Fender 'Original' vintage which IIRC was fitted to 62RI confusingly Fender 62 Custom Shops Fender 63 vintage Fender 57 vintage - raised A pole pieces

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1480180523' post='3182337'] I'm gonna mention Lee Pomeroy. [/quote] He's a weirdo - plays left handed on a right hand strung left handed bass,,,, I suppose that's what happens when a lefty learns on a righty,,,, I bet he has trouble moving on his basses given the nut's the wrong way round.