KingPrawn

Still available 

On 08/02/2022 at 10:02, eykl said:

Hi there KP

 

Is this still on the market and are you willing to post?

 

Cheers

Ed

Hello Ed. still available and willing to post for costs

Ford Kuga. Loads of space

On 05/01/2022 at 20:36, theyellowcar said:

Here’s some peak 00’s emo for your listening pleasure. 

 

 

Nice work. A brilliant song. 

I just love this clip. I think it shows such foresight having two bass palyers. Both with unique approaches to playing, coupled with incredible piano. A lesson in musicality.

On 12/12/2021 at 18:32, Burns-bass said:

I picked one of these uo super cheap and it’s brilliant. Exceptional quality for a low price.

Cheers 

On 10/12/2021 at 10:27, Rayman said:

I might have this off you in the new year if its still available, just can't manage it before Xmas. 

No problem. Lets see what happens

On 27/11/2021 at 17:25, dudewheresmybass said:

What’s the scale length pls?

It’s 16.5 inches from nut to 12th fret. So 33/34

On 21/11/2021 at 14:56, leschirons said:

Hi,

 

Does this have a working truss rod?

Hello. Yes the truss rod is working 

sean

Hello 

up for sale this great Squire Jag. Strung with flats. The PJ configuration, gives loads of tone options. Stacked knobs with volume and tone. It looks super cool. 
Plays really well. Neck is jazz style spacing. 
 

willing to meet up local to Birmingham 

8 hours ago, BaggyMan said:

Will you ship to kent?

 

At your expense yes

9 hours ago, Ander87 said:

what's the weight on this?

I’ll find out

On 09/11/2021 at 21:35, Stingray64 said:

Do you know where the neck came from?

Hello. I dont have a clue. Definitely not Fender. 

I saw them in Bexhill on sea and thought the very same. It was great to see them on stage. I thought maybe to emulate the original sound?

Up for sale the ultimate sparkling bass
 

It’s based on a fender P Bass with moody decal. NB: This is not a fender bass!

I bought it from a fellow member a while back and have set about upgrading it. So it an amazing workhorse. 
 

upgrades include 

1. Delano pickups 

2. Gotoh highmass bridge

3. Schaller tuners

4. A new loom from our very own @KiOgon incredibly skilled fabricator . The best Jack location click you will ever hear!!

5. solid chrome knobs

6. Elixir strings

7. Complete setup

The colour is just beautiful. A lovely metallic sparkle. 
The neck has sone lacquer cracking but really nothing to speak of. 
 

in terms of trades I’d like a jazz or MM Style bass. 

Sale price £250
 

Happy to meet locally to Brum 

Ta!

Sweer

He is a stunning player. Although an unusual bass presentation for a lefthander. His work with It Bites is also wonderful 

Any where you like really. Most are set on a single pole with sub then speaker on top. The sound from a sub is omnidirectional. The frequencies are generally below 200HZ.  So it’s an almost 360 degree sound. Not to close to walls and corners can some times make them sound louder. There are calculations about distance to walls and radiation and Phasing issues  however generally anywhere. Depends on the venue. 

What great ideas and advice BC comes to the rescue again 

Morning all. 
I need to develop some promo posters for a number of gigs. I was wondering, what software or Apps do you use? Nothing to complex and cheap as chips. 
 

Ta

On 24/07/2021 at 22:41, leschirons said:

I'm guessing it's home-made but who knows?

I just find it intriguing.

I know what it is. My sports teacher used to hit us with that in the early 80’s didn’t half smart

13 hours ago, MHMSWC#03 said:

Yeah, I'm sure @KingPrawn is chuffed to bits with the varied but comprehensive and useful answers this thread has yielded ...

Can you imagine a new member eagerly checking out a thread on tone settings to achieve the ultimate sound. Reading through the thread as the real life madness unfolds. This is the colony that are the members of BC. 

Hello all. 
I know there are a huge amount of factors that impact on the final tone of any bass tone. 
Bass, amp.cab,player, finger, pick, strings, effects, studio/live, pickups, preamp, passive , active, new world vs old etc etc  

Putting all those nuances to the side for the purpose of this thread. How do you get a basic tone for:

Rock

Funk

Jazz

slap

punk

motown 

so regardless of bass type  what would you advise a new player who wanted to achieve a good baseline tone for each  what are the EQ rules  ?

Hello All.

Up for sale this incredible Banana effects synth pedal. Very hard to come by in the UK. Possibley the smallest synth pedal with the most incredible range of functions and tone. Mint condition, just plug in and away you go. 

£120 

Following clips will give you an idea of thew scope of this pedal.

https://www.guitarpedalx.com/news/news/japans-banana-effects-is-helping-to-redefine-the-role-and-status-of-mini-pedals

On 19/02/2021 at 13:12, jimmy23cricket said:

So, 3 days in and....

Ease of use - Super easy. I was pretty confident in creating patches and navigating within 20 odd minutes of getting it set up. Probably haven't found all the features yet but I would be happy using this live today if I had a gig (Ha!). The editing software is particularly useful makes patch navigation and set up even easier. 

Sound - So, this was ultimately to replace a Zoom G3n and potentially and upgrade for by B3n, so I'll mostly comparing to these 2 units. I also liked the idea of one unit for both applications. The G3n was particularly underwhelming for recording and for live sounds (IMHO). The B3n is perfect for my live use and I found marginally better for recording. The Line 6 is definitely a cut above sound wise over both Zoom units. It blows the G3n out the water on all fronts. For bass, the amp and cab sims sound good direct into a DAW and the effects are definitely of a higher quality then the Zoom. The higher DSP does mean more chain options, however if you like to have infinite tweaking options, it may not be  for you due to the pre-assigned blocks. Personally, 6 FX in a chain is more than enough even if one is pre-designated to an EQ type. I think where this unit will really start to shine is when you get into the world of Impulse Responses. 

Practical usability - Its much bigger than the Zoom units, however you can access 4 patches per bank versus the Zoom's 3. Also, the snapshot feature means each patch can be set up in 4 different ways and accessed easily. So in effect, each bank could be of 16 patches. That's plenty for live use I think! I've pretty much ignored the expression pedal so far, so the value of that is yet to prove itself. The stomp mode on this is also much easier and quicker to use then on the Zoom.

I'm currently trying to get my head around IR's. I'll report back once I delve into that black hole.

Keep it coming im intrested!