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Due to the high price of the original sennheiser attachement for the microphone clamp (MZA 421 44,- euro) I am looking for an alternative solution to fix the mic infront of my fridge. Do you have some recommendations, another mic clamp that will hold the Md421 or maybe another solution? I want to avoid using duck tape:) Thanks in advance guys

13?! Oh lord:)

Beautiful!

There is no 'rule' for that i think, but if you want to create one, here is my experience. The tele made of ash is mostly heavier than alder, but this depends on what kind of ash is used. The 60s p i have held and own are really light, as well as the earlie 70 ones. Following the timeline in the 70s the basses get more heavy, but as i said before, there is no asolute rule about that. Against the myth, that a bass that weighs a ton has also a tone of a ton is not right. The best sounding basses i have heard are the light ones, They are more resonant. But to make my words senseless, i have heard also amazing basses which seem to be made of ironwood

Here you have number 487, located in germany. This amp is my soundhome, best amp i have ever heard and my vintage fender basses Deliver the sound i was always dreaming of.

What a nice guy Gary is! I was looking for an ampeg basshanger in europe but didn't find a dealer only in US. But, uke started to contact me after my wtb thread and send me his basshanger.. Now the story gets remarkable..he sent the basshanger as a present to me! Gary, you made me very happy with this gesture. You are a really nice and kind person, thank you very very much! I absolutely recommend uke and would trust him blindly

John, you are one hero of the bassketer bass story! With no gain for yourself you let a desperate situation for me end with a happy end. You made it happen, that after a person tried to fool me, i received that bass out of your hands. You a re farely more than a moderator, you are a top bloke. Chapeau to you John! Mess with one, you mess with all..you live that! Thank you very much for getting the bass for me, for annoying and displeasing moments in my name. I will never forget this. if you want to read the details of this story, please follow the link http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/

If you ever stumble over the name sean robinson be aware and don`t deal with him. http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/ and http://basschat.co.uk/topic/162242-fs-8-string-fender-p-bass-converted-by-jon-shuker-solution/page__st__0 for the details

Mart, you are one hero of the bassketeer bass story! You offered me help in a desperate situation, with no gain your yourself. Mess with one, you mess with all..you live that. I absolutely recommend this honest top bloke. Chapeau to you gentleman, i will never forget what you have done for me. I would trust you blindly!Thank you Mart if you want to know the details of the story, please follow the link http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/

Harry, you are one hero of the bassketeer bass story. You offered me help, with no gain for yourself in a desperate situation. I absolutely recommend this honest diamond of person. Chapeau to you gentleman, i will never forget this. if you want to know the details, follow this link http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/

Tom, you are one hero of the bassketeer bass story, thank you very much for that. With no gain for himself, he offered me help in a desperate situation. Mess with one, you mess with all..Tom you live that! Chapeau to you gentleman! I absolutely recommend this person to deal with. Thank you Tom! If you want to know details about this story follow this link http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/

Paul, you are one hero of the bass-keteer bass story. I absolutely recommend this honest bloke. With no gain for himself, he offered me help in a desperate situation. mess with one, you mess with all..you live that Paul! Chapeau to you! If you want to read the details, follow this http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166617-basschat-and-the-8-string-p-bass/

In my oppinion it is not a fender body, the typical wood points at the back are missing

...really interesting. Bongos review is highly anticipated

As a Rack unit i love the rane dc24, i think this is the best comp i played. But i changed my amp from rack to tube. As a pedal i love the demeter compulator but changed this one to markbass compressore tube comp pedal, Really nice and everything you need in my oppinion.

[quote name='leschirons' timestamp='1328031633' post='1520627'] I had a Roscoe Beck. Best fiver I've ever owned or played. [/quote] Those basses are awesome and versatile as hell, i love the rb5

powerbass are good strings but too expensive, you get same quality strings for less

[quote name='spiderjazz' timestamp='1328136580' post='1522645'] I assume you're talking about a cable tie [url="http://www.manufacturer.com/cimages/product/www.alibaba.com/0320/u/11321041_Cable_Tie.jpg"]http://www.manufacturer.com/cimages/product/www.alibaba.com/0320/u/11321041_Cable_Tie.jpg[/url] I should have the retainer by next week and I'll let people know how it goes! [/quote] yes this is the one. of course you cannot change the tension of bass strings with a string retainer, but we had a collection of several roscor beck5, which only had a string retainer for the last 3 strings. but one did add a string retainer for b and e string and the effect was really good, as the bass had absolutely more punch added, than all the other rb5's. after that meeting all the guys switched to a string retainer for b and e. nevertheless, dr lorider steel are really good strings for what you are looking for. you may also should consider flats

I really do not know the english word for it, but you may try a cable binder and test if more pressure on the lowend strings and nut will bring you success

Try a marcus miller 5 string string retainer, or like those on the roscoe beck V. This will help the sound a lot

I like the sound of TI but the low tension is difficult and i prefer more tension. Chromes are missing some mids which i love to hear, someone says he pressumes eb flats are chromes in a different package, I think they changed their production, the first ones had more midrange and the newer eb flats are really similar to chromes in my oppinion. For my sound i prefer most la bella flats, they have the lowend, the mids and fit perfect in context. You may check also d'angelico smooth rounds, these are mostly halfrounds soundwise but feel like flats, they sound really nice and would be a pretty good step towards flatwounds from rounds