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Rich
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The best Fender bass ever IMO.
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...on Sky Arts right now. There's just been concert footage of Bonzo's Moby Dïck solos, now Dave Weckl is discussing/demonstrating Buddy Rich's style and approach. Fabulous, I am hooked.
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Well I like mine, so poo to you with knobs on
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And all the Wals too My Pro 2E has a scrawl in the neck pocket that may or may not be a signature together with the words 'Strawberry Red' (the body colour). Whether it's an appreciating asset or not is academic for me TBH, it's got such massive sentimental value for me that I'll probably never sell it anyway.
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Good point. Right, has anyone got a polishing cloth for my crystal ball?
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I see no reason why they won't keep appreciating. (See vintage Fenders, Gibbos, MMs, etc etc etc) 😄
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Apart from anything else, the Wal is an appreciating investment. Mine is my pension plan
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Re: screwholes... cocktail sticks, PVA glue and a shap blade for trimming.
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How does the Harley Benton BZ-6000 compare to similar priced six stringers?
Rich replied to Amy.M's topic in Bass Guitars
Harley basses generally seem to punch well above their weight. There are plenty of happy JB and PB owners here, but I've seen little if any mention of the BZ range. They certainly have some good user reviews on Thomann. Anyone? -
My current fretless squeeze... OLP Ray body, Jaydee neck with mostly-unlined ebony board, EMG-HZ pickup, as yet passive electrics. Future plans are to squeeze some sort of 3-band eq in there. For the moment, I'm loving it just as it is. It plays beautifully and sounds better.
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I fully understand. I just wish that big events like this weren't always so London-centric.
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It doesn't make any real difference to me which side of London it's on... it's still on the other side of the bleeding country to me
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I play in a ska band. I thought I was a bass player. I never realised I was a thief, coloniser and oppressor too. Thanks for the heads up.
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Or in other words, 'mission accomplished'
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I've done the whole 1kW head + 2x4x10 cabs route and yes it sounds great. There's nothing like having a hefty 1.3 horsepower roaring away behind you. But my back's not getting any younger, so I'm quite happy to compromise my sound for the sake of a much easier life. FOH it all sounds the same anyway, once the engineer has finished mangling it. Ooh what a cynic.
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Sale only -- no trade offers ta Full fabulous working order and in tip top condition, with only a couple of faint marks on the top. Rack ears included. This classic amp needs no introduction really, but in case you've been living in a cave for 20 years: Active/Passive inputs. 2 fully blendable preamps, Solid-state and Valve. Adjustable Compression. Switchable 10 band graphic EQ. High and Low Contour filters. Effects Loop. XLR DI. Power output 350W RMS @ 4Ω, 240W @ 8Ω. Weight is around 28lbs. If absolutely necessary, I can ship (UK ONLY); cost will be at least £20-25. Collection would be far preferable. I live near Bristol and work in Chippenham, but can arrange to meet or even deliver within reason. -
Yes! His tone on the Empire album is equally fabulous. Jet City Woman and Della Brown are standout faves.
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I was never entirely happy with the tuners; they held pitch ok but they just felt a bit slack in operation and yes they looked cheap. They let the side down a bit. I replaced mine with a Hipshot HB6C set; much nicer tuning action, plus there was the added bonus of making the bass half a pound lighter. I've got no problem with the stock bridge at all.
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Fixed.
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My favourite gtrist! He actually started out with an old mangled Tele (see pic). In his own words: "Yamaha modelled it on a mutt Telecaster that I had been playing since back when I began recording with Atlantic, and that guitar was itself actually kind of a copy of a Tele I got from Danny Gatton, who got it from Roy Buchanan. Danny souped it up and sold it to me for $500, because he wanted to buy a used car. It was stolen from me at gunpoint many years ago." I've only ever seen him use the neck pickup. I'm surprised they bothered with a bridge pup on his signature Pacifica.
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I have an ash V7 5-string and love it to bits, but if the V7 and P7 had been released at the same time I think I'd probably have had the P7 instead. Sometimes I'd like the thump of a P pickup at the neck, and the J just doesn't quite do it.
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Behind me I'm in. Already on my calendar.
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Bilston. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2388587394491478&id=100000207218400
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What I love here is that Silvia just 'laughed' at a comment describing her husband's instrument as a 'whopper'.
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Most of generally like to think we have eclectic tastes but....
Rich replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
My music collection ranges from Abba to ZZ Top, with Motorhead next to Mozart. From this, most of my music listening tends to be prog rock, prog metal or fusion, but the majority of my available listening time is in the car where I mainly listen to audiobooks at the moment.
