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Jigster
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neat - the Overwater looks class
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you could say guys we need to talk and if no one knows why, then you know you really are on your own!! I'd get out mate, don't need primas like the singer -
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Bump with info about how good the pick ups are: Di Marzio DP148 The hum-cancelling Ultra Jazz™ takes a traditional Fender® Jazz Bass® sound and really opens it up. Lows are deeper, highs are more percussive, and the mid-range is round but not muddy. Harmonic overtones jump off the strings. It’s also quick; with instant response to either fingers or pick-style playing. There’s only one word for this combination of qualities: musical. Choose the perfectly matched Ultra Jazz™ pair, or try an Ultra Jazz™ bridge pickup with a Split P™ in the middle position. -
jazzy bump
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sorry, reckon i must have dreamt it cos I can't find the link anywhere now! here's a photo from the photographer's FB page - make friends with him there's loads on there!! This one's pretty good though [url="https://www.facebook.com/album.php?fbid=1787326156093&id=1027734809&aid=101937#!/photo.php?fbid=1787341156468&set=a.1787326156093.101937.1027734809&theater"]https://www.facebook.com/album.php?fbid=178...809&theater[/url]
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The Departed - Back on the road...(with Massacre on Broadway)
Jigster replied to Musicman20's topic in Gigs
hey gareth, good stuff - you say in your description the music's detuned - is that as in you utilise drop D, or are you and the guitarists all turned down like a half step or a whole step? -
[quote name='woodster' post='1135421' date='Feb 21 2011, 01:26 PM']Thanks!! should be a good night.[/quote] sorry, didn't make this, but the guy who founded the venue, Pete Chambers, has been posting all week on FB about how good you guys were!! Neat video on youtube with you and Roddy R playing on "Niteclub"
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had some offers, thanks, bit still open to trades on Fender Jazz (sunbursty type things) G&L's, MM's.... -
Fleabay, thanks for the offer, but will pass on it
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verytruebump
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Bit more of a clear out
Jigster replied to Jigster's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Bit more of a clear out
Jigster replied to Jigster's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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didn't sell
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Something that I've been giving a lot of thought to: general consensus being that Joe Public can't tell one bass apart from another (gross generalisation, but SOME truth per chance, and read often on here!!), so what is the tangible distinction, [b]mixed through a band PA[/b], between old school pups from say a 72 Fender Jazz, which has a definite period sound, in comparison to the more recent MIA Jazz circa 2009/2010?? Ergo: why spend the money on vintage prices in the first place!! Any opinions?
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hey jon, i don't think the link is working
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...the venue also features a small but neat museum about the birth of ska in Cov, and a great mock up of a teenager's bedroom in the early 80's!! Might drop in for this
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Has anyone else had trouble with Basschat tonight?
Jigster replied to RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE's topic in Site News
all okay, but then again i never log out -
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yes Nig - and I can see on reflection that it's an entirely different pup to the G&L L-1000
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saturday b
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others will probs give you a more defined answer, but the basses Crafted in Japan (CIJ) were made almost exclusively for the Japanese market and considered to be better quality than those Made in Japan (MIJ) which, although still excellent machines, were made for export.. bump, might as well now I'm here
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interesting reading about the frets and keeping them small - do they really create a more woody sound? my probs with more modern basses is that they feel exactly that: modern!!!! My instinct is that maybe the Dingwall ABZ offers an old school vibe??