FlatEric

Hi and welcome. I have stood and marveled at your playing and style, many times. Welcome on board.

Hi. I have folks in Vancouver - Just love the place, to bits. Welcome on board. Cheers.

Big fan of the Eagles - only just seen this, will get a copy. Thanks for highlighting it'

Had an MC 800, but sold it a couple of years ago. Yours is nice!! I have still got two 924's Fretted and Fretless - Nice. And finally. . . . if anyone ever gets their hands on a 1980 Blazer. . . . . WHAT A BASS! £ For £. . . . . You make your own mind up, if you are ever lucky enough to play one. I just love Classic Ibanez Basses! Cheers.

Anyone in the USA? Buy this. [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161025868881?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161025868881?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649[/url] Would love to get this myself - Go on, treat yourself. Cheers.

[quote name='Mudpup' timestamp='1367015564' post='2060420'] THAT IS A BIT BLOODY AWESOME!!!!! [/quote] I could watch that over and over again!!!!!!!!!! Loved Heart since my mate's "Cool Dad" introduced me to Steamboat Annie. Thank you to the OP. Cheers.

[quote name='FlatEric' timestamp='1366656477' post='2055618'] Hi. I have one of these. [url="http://flatericbassandguitar.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/ibanez-musician-mc924ds.html"]http://flatericbassa...an-mc924ds.html[/url] With a decent battery, it sounds very nice, indeed. For me, I would leave it well alone - there aren't that many of these around. I'd get something else to mod. . . . honestly. Keep it as it is. Cheers. [/quote]

Hi. I have one of these. [url="http://flatericbassandguitar.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/ibanez-musician-mc924ds.html"]http://flatericbassandguitar.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/ibanez-musician-mc924ds.html[/url] With a decent battery, it sound very nice, indeed. For me, I would leave it well alone - there aren't that many of these around. I'd get something else to mod. . . . honestly. Keep it as it is. Cheers.

[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1366252396' post='2050188'] One of my favourite live photos, from a gig the other week. I usually get caught pulling some pretty horrendous faces so this was a nice surprise [/quote] Wielding a Peavey Zodiac - a man of great taste!

[quote name='andy159' timestamp='1365843185' post='2045077'] whats the linkie [/quote] [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1365843508' post='2045082'] This one? [url="http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=140951478338"]http://pages.ebay.co...id=140951478338[/url] [/quote] Sorreee. Altered. Thanks.

Please, someone buy this, before it is too late and my resistance will weaken. [url="http://www.ebay.com/itm/140951478338"]http://www.ebay.com/itm/140951478338[/url] If it was good enough for Phil Lynott. . . . . I have one of these and it is a Very Good bass, indeed. If someone wants a great bass and is not bothered about it having F,G or R on the headstock, this is the one for you. Ibanez, of this period, made some stunning basses - top end build quality. Grab this one. Cheers. This is mine, at work.

Hi there. I have been lucky enough to have a go on a couple, over the years. I have a '63 EBO, same plastic covered Mudbucker, which to me, sounds pretty much the same. More Thuddy than a Thuddy thing!! Thick, treacle-like bottom end, with little above that. From memory, as a lot of these type of basses are - Head Heavy. For looks and Vintage Mojo, you can't beat it - as a gigging bass, not for me. Hope this helps with your GAS Cheers.

What a great topic. I was having a conversation with a fellow bass player, who plays Classic Aria and Ibanez (not Mat) and nothing else. I have quite a few in my collection and we both agreed that £ for £ the stuff that came out of Matsumoko and Fujigen, in the day, are some of the nicest instruments you could own and play. I'll dig out some of my "Mats" Cheers.

[quote name='Rayman' timestamp='1363698669' post='2015992'] Also I believe that on the [i]really[/i] rare ones, the pinstripe that goes around the headstock follows the shape of the truss rod cover. On most of them the pinstripe goes around the headstock and [i]under[/i] the truss rod cover, parallel to the nut. The former version are more collectable. I'm told. I'm not an expert. [/quote] Hi. The one you refer to is the very early series of "T-40" which, in some of the 8M serials, had that feature. As you say - a rare one. The T-45 is the single PU model and is quite rare, on this side of the pond. Pics from the OP? Would love to see the beast.

[quote name='bigd1' timestamp='1363606207' post='2014529'] A friend of mine is looking to sell a Peavey t45 bass, she would like some information on this to put in her add. I don't know anything about these basses, so I thought I would tap into the Basschat pool of knowledge. I bet we have a t45 Yoda on ear. "Bass you have, knowledge I give". Ta very glad BIGd [/quote] 'Ow Do! Mmm. What Colour? Maple Board? Original Case? Condition? [s]Address?[/s] Ooops, that bit just slipped out! I've got one but it really needs a re-fret, so not been played for over 3 years. Pics? Cheers.

[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1363255432' post='2010421'] You need a MIDI floor controller like this: [url="http://www.studiospares.com/midi-controllers/behringer-midi-foot-controller-fcb1010/invt/370140/?source=215_74&gclid=CPOYwJf6-7UCFUbKtAodux4ASA"]http://www.studiospa...CFUbKtAodux4ASA[/url] [/quote] Two things - thanks for the info and OUCH! The cost is a bit of a shocker but on top of that, trying to get that past the nose of a guitarist, may be a bit of a challenge. Anything smaller? Cheers.

Hi. I got a V Amp Pro, as part of a trade, a couple of years ago. I have played around with it and have got a few interesting tones/sounds. My questions is. . . . how would you move along/select the pre-sets live? I don't fancy wandering backwards and forwards to the amp - the smaller version, that looks like a guitar, has a select pedal but the bigger version does not. What is needed to select from a pedal? Ta.

[quote name='mushers' timestamp='1363087370' post='2008085'] found this today while looking for the chords for womack and womack teardrops its awesome for a lazy tonedeaf person like me [url="http://chordify.net/"]http://chordify.net/[/url] just stick in a youtube or soundcloud link and hey presto ! only tried 2 songs myself one i knew and one i didnt its seems spot on [/quote] I have tried it with 3 we do - Amazing! Too good to be true? Hope not! I shall give it a work out when I get home! Brilliant - Thanks!