Low End Bee

Yet another for OBBM

[quote name='silddx' post='1004881' date='Oct 29 2010, 10:41 AM']Anything I say won't be taken seriously as I don't read or write music [/quote] Me109 aces are welcome here.

What it says on the tin really. Hints and tips. Success and Failure. Verses, choruses, middle 8's and lyrics. How, why, what, when and where.

Was it Dusty Bin?

Good luck Clarky. Break a leg If all 3 kids weren't in town I would have got a big bag of sulphate and dragged Jack along with me.

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1004765' date='Oct 29 2010, 09:04 AM']Why does anybody read the Mail? [/quote] How else am I going to find out about dole scrounging lesbian gysies eating the Queen's swans?

I hope not. It helps to know what the names of the notes are though.

Current Mrs LEB vs Bass = Mrs LEB would win every time. Ex Mrs LEB vs Bass = Bass. Hell even a set of strings or a plectrum would have been a good swap.

[quote name='FlatEric' post='1002935' date='Oct 27 2010, 07:56 PM']Awwhh, not sure about that! I'm sure no offence was intended but I am very fond of mine and is a truly great example of Japanese craftsmanship. I don't have any pics of it, at the mo' but will get some sorted, as a visual contrast. I think The Tribute is a cracker but the original has a lot going for it. Mr Squire must have thought so, at some point Cheers. [/quote] To a heathen like me that is. I don't even know who this Squire bloke is. Was he in Buggles?

Stay away from the one that's got the same name as a little Honda granny car.....

Other way round for me. Once we went from a quartet to a trio I could finally hear everything and get some dynamics going. Mind you we had a terrible constant strummer with little rhythm on 2nd guitar so that didn't help.

I'm very impressed. There's something very 'right' looking about this bass. You must be very happy. Looks better than the one it was based on too. I'll have the single pickup model when they go into production

I've just moved into Devil Gate Drive with Suzi Quatro. I may fire her up later.

I'm in favour of the one on an association football site I'm a member of. if you type in 'LOL' an animated emoticon of a smiley 'pleasuring' itself appears. Seeing people melt with internet rage as they are baffled by it is very funny.

No 1 Precision has a Wizard Thumper. Nice natural Precision sound. Just a bit more of it. I like this one a lot. I like a bit of treble and it can push it out without getting out of control. No 2 Precision has a Dimarzio Model P. These vary a bit depending on age. I had an old 70s one that went to Clarky that had a nice full, 'woody' sound. The later model one I've got in this is very hot. Lots of grind, mids and lows. Really pushes an amp. In the past I've also had an SD vintage which was good too. had a bit more 'click' than the Fender original. A much more old school sound.

Big Rush fan drummer turned up for a fill in on rehearsals one night. Insisted on using exact Neil Whatsisname replica kit. Wouldn't accept help setting it up. 17 cymbals later we play for about half an hour and he starts breaking it down again because he needs to leave early. He was a good drummer though.