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From memory, every third shop you walk past seems to sell bagpipes.
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That shouldn't affect your finger...
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I've never played one but I love the look of them. In particular the Newport and the Saturn. The Ampeg-inspired bass would be a winner but the lack of scroll headstock is a bit disappointing. I imagine it would cost a lot to produce though.
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Looks great to me! There aren't enough PPs in the world. And that blue with the maple neck is gorgeous.
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Different strokes and all that. I think they are one of the most beautiful basses ever built. This Al Cisneros model, not so much 😆
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I'm sure it suits Al perfectly. I meant to us mortals. I wonder if it's a production model or a one-off.
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Looks like a 14 year old's woodwork project. I'm sure it sounds amazing, but it looks like hell to play.
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Have you ever purchased your old Bass back?
Cosmo Valdemar replied to thebigyin's topic in General Discussion
Yes. A glittering red Ibanez ATK with matching headstock. I regretted selling it and bought it back after it had been sold on again. Kismet! I sold it again soon after 😆 -
It's all Frank Black's fault! Rob Allen content
Cosmo Valdemar replied to MacDaddy's topic in Bass Guitars
It's amazing how a slight change of angle can make someone look completely different! -
I bought this in here a few weeks ago but it's not really the sound I'm after. Excellent condition, velcro on the bottom but the original rubber feet are included. Comes with the original box, literature and badges. Trades considered for other overdrive/distortion pedals. PRICE DROP - £70 Price includes postage. Official stuff: The Pork Loin Overdrive blends a soft-clipping OD path and a modified classic British preamp with an array of controls that deliver extensive tonal possibilities. The Pork Loin Overdrive incorporates two distinct tonal pathways that are blended together-a modern soft clipping overdrive and a modified classic British preamp for clean. At the heart of the overdrive path is a soft clipped BiFET overdrive gain stage with a passive Tone control, rounded out by a Curve function that gives the user freedom to fine-tune corner frequencies. The Volume control regulates the masses of pork power that exude from its space age circuitry, leaving room for the Clean control to blend in its warm glistening clean tones. Additionally, the Pork Loin Overdrive has three internal mini controls: Filter and Voice deliver extensive tonal shaping possibilities, while the overdrive Mix control allows the Pork Loin Overdrive to be run as a clean preamp. With a wide range of dynamic tones, the Pork Loin Overdrive is the premier overdrive pedal on the market today!
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Has anyone read the Darrin Huff thread on Talkbass?
Cosmo Valdemar replied to Stacker's topic in General Discussion
That's a bit of a stretch. He might just be a wombler. -
Glorious.
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Looks good! I'll have a look. I'm surprised I missed this when it was on.
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13th May: Ralph Beeby & tEC live at the Bullingdon (Oxon)
Cosmo Valdemar replied to EliasMooseblaster's topic in Gigs
Excellent! Liked on FB. -
Geddy's Lee's Big Beautiful Book of Bass
Cosmo Valdemar replied to spongebob's topic in General Discussion
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Mine had a very light body which unfortunately resulted in very poor balance. It just felt odd. But it sounded wonderful. Spectors generally do
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Pups - what's your favourite flavour?
Cosmo Valdemar replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
I picked 'other'. I love the idea of a bass with one great pickup in the right place, but not the usual P or MM. Something vintage sounding with plenty of grunt, like a Bisonic or Thunderbucker. -
Is that the Howard Goodall one? That was excellent. Worthy of a whole series.
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My JB Tribute arrived on Monday. Very impressed so far! I'm considering a NBD thread.
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Setting up 9 months in advance does seem a bit excessive, but at least it gives you plenty of time to properly sound check.
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My Vintage Pro doesn't neck dive at all. Seriously. I did install Gotoh lighteweight tuners, but this was purely for appearances - it balanced fine before.
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As soon as I saw your thread title I though, "Colin Hodgkinson". An absolute master, one of the few bass players (IMHO) to make solo bass sound completely natural and without interfering with the inherent nature of the instrument itself. Yeah, he's with TYA now. I wish they would play some gigs over here, but they seem to concentrate mainly on Europe.