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Sibob

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  1. Apparently they’re going to be at London Bass Show I’ll be checking them out at NAMM too, can’t wait! Si
  2. It’s nice to hear of Doc being back on his feet a bit! What work did he do? Just assembly? Or any finishing?! Si
  3. Was it just dry? I had a PF fingerboard from Warmoth a while ago and it was lovely! Si
  4. The 60’s Precision is about the only thing of interest to me here....a cheaper Pino Sig to all intents. Wrong pickguard though! Si
  5. Anyone had them fitted to a bass? Curious about them for my Lakland 55-01 but slightly apprehensive about the gauges (although I gather they're relatively low tension?!). Thoughts? I gather they sit somewhere between black nylons and flats in tone/feel?! Cheers Si
  6. Typically the rule of thumb is half price for a refin....so if you think £7k is fine for an original '65, then you're in the ball park . But you like the bass, so if your bank account is happy enough, who cares! Si
  7. That's awesome!! If I was after a Precision, this would be it! GLWTS Si
  8. I like to give people time to digest the material Si
  9. A post above (can't see it just now) asks how we would go about 'defining the harmony of a chord without a 3rd note’, but you have to be careful with citing needing to use at least 3 notes to define the 'harmony' of a chord, with harmony itself defined as 'any simultaneous combination of tones.' Playing two notes together creates a harmony, whether that harmony then falls into the western music definition of a chord is another question. Some may say it's semantics, or pedantry. I prefer to think of it as academic Si
  10. Bump Si
  11. Sibob

    best value DAW

    Logic has loads of built in Cow-Bells though so........... Definitely make the decision based on that Si
  12. Had a dream that I bought an SGC Nanyo Bass Collection strung with Labella Gold White strings for £250 from The Gallery.......it COULD happen!

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    2. SpondonBassed

      SpondonBassed

      Yeah right!  I have a dream where Labella do flats in sets of five.  It COULD happen.

    3. Sibob

      Sibob

      They do 5 string sets of their flats & tapes!! Just not the low tension ones.

    4. SpondonBassed

      SpondonBassed

      Yes.  I think I said that.

  13. Absolutely, but some basses require less of that stuff in certain mixes, and so if available, they’re oftenp referred Si
  14. Very much so! Si
  15. Haha....well Janek is also partly to blame Si
  16. There’s pics of him playing a Precision too. Si
  17. Have you confirmed that the bass on the recording is the one he uses live? Si
  18. Sibob

    SOLD

    Last bump before the VB-2 goes on eBay I think Cheers Si
  19. Also worth noting that the recorded bass isn’t necessarily what he uses live. Ask him on social media?! Si
  20. Jazz Bass, everything up. Roundwounds of any brand. Pick. Ampeg stack (optional) Done* Si *its a recording, there will undoubtably be some EQing & compression happening by the engineer/masterer.
  21. I have a 55-01 with swapped out US Bartolini electronics. It hits way above its price point and I'm really happy with it! Si
  22. Sibob

    best value DAW

    Just get Reaper and see what you think lol....it's free to evaluate. Start learning it and stop listening to us Si
  23. If the 8.5lbs weight without trying a number of basses is a deal-breaker (to find a decent weighted production model, be it Lakland or Fender etc), then I'd be looking at Maruszczyk. I specified a chambered body for my build, 33" scale with Ultralite tuners and it came in at 7.2lbs. Sounded massive too! Not to mention that they have so much stock on their site that you can search through and pick one with the weight you want pretty easily if you don't want to commission a custom. Si
  24. Sibob

    best value DAW

    I think I'd sum up my preferences with the following table: Mac 1. Logic 2. Reaper Windows 1. Reaper 2. Cubase Si
  25. The Duck Dunn is as much of a non-starter as the Nate Mendel if that is your reasoning.....they're production models, they're all going to vary in weight, someone above mentioned they had a Dunn which was very light. You just have to try some, don't buy blind is the key. Or if you do, check the returns/refund policy. Si
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