Rich

Hellloooooooo...?

[quote name='rohan' post='39749' date='Jul 31 2007, 10:04 PM']Body made by gigsby, butterscotch colour, black scratch plate.

Volume pots, no tone.

Fender mex standard jazz pickups.

Willing to split the pickups and body if the right offer comes up.

£80 ONO

Also have a squier neck in OKAY condition needs a new nut and tuning pegs really. £20[/quote]Any idea what the body wood is? Presumably solid and not ply?

Probably Warwick I suppose... Streamer S1, Hellborg rig and Red Labels.

Although I'd flog the bass and get a Sh*k*r instead at the first available opportunity

I play righty, in fact I do almost everything right-handed. [i]Almost[/i] everything, mind.

Excellent! Yet another entrant for the Shuker Owners' Club Maple F'board Subsection
And orange side LEDs too, top choice (he said without a hint of bias...)

Speaking of which... whatever happened to the Owners' Club idea that was being discussed about 80 years ago?

Bloody hell, is that [i]really[/i] the same bass?? Nice one Doc, it looks brilliant. Any plans for an EQ upgrade?

You & I know of a bloke called FarOn who used to have a Key Factor a few years back. I seem to remember he was very keen on it.
I tried an X Factor many years ago... it felt good to play & they have a slap sound to die for (Stu Hamm, Vail Johnson...). The little drop-D lever is a cool idea.

You've gotta be brutal. Just apply two criteria... 1)are you likely to use it, and 2)are you really actually sentimentally attached to it. If not, flog it, and ignore any thoughts of "yeah but it's nice to have around"... It's the only way to shift things.

[quote name='Bald Eagle' post='38694' date='Jul 29 2007, 11:21 PM']The 80's was great, I thought Mick Karn epitomised the fretless sound of the era.[/quote]And of course, there was Pino...

Last time I went to the Bristol SC they had a very good stock of quality basses, I was impressed... but I got attitude by the bucketload from the guy behind the till when I asked for some strings. He tried to sell me Rotosounds and then implied that I was some know-nothing bozo because I said that I didn't like Rotos. I left the shop stringless, haven't been back. Went to Rikkaxe and was sold what I asked for.

GC..?

Blimey, these things are like hens' teeth. Well done for getting hold of it, and thanks for the write-up.
One of the finest live bass sounds I have heard was Lincoln Goines playing his signature Fodera through a Walter Woods head into an Epifani 3x10 cab... a sound so lovely it made my heart ache.

[quote name='dood' post='37386' date='Jul 26 2007, 03:53 PM']You could also have 2 mics on one source that are a small distance apart to pick up differences in tones from that source.. for example, a mic facing an acoustic guitar bridge and one pointing the sound hole. 2 completely different source tones.[/quote]
Quite a few acoustic bassists record like this - either 2 mics set up in different positions, or 1 mic and a piezo pickup on the bridge.

No, but what I can tell you is that when I saw the title of this thread, I initially read it as "double [b]mincing[/b]". I thought maybe it was something to do with Julian Clary and Graham Norton...

Fingers for the vast majority, a wee bit of slap and one song with a pick

This one!
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_BR2v4WsVg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_BR2v4WsVg[/url]

[quote name='OldGit' post='37231' date='Jul 26 2007, 10:59 AM']Oh its NOT Parcelforce! they get very upset of I get that bit wrong.
It's the [b]Post Office[/b] - totally different outfit.[/quote]
Yet remarkably, the packing guidelines they keep referring to are actually the Parcelfarce ones, right? Or have they changed tack to a slightly different slopy-shouldered teeth-sucking ooh-not-my-problem-mate approach?
What a shower of complete fornicating masturbators.

Afternoon old chap,
Come in & pull up a chair, the kettle's on.

Rickies... [i]ick[/i]. Add me to the why-the-fuss list.
Also, P-bass necks... faaaar too chunky for my silly ickle fingers. In fact, P-basses in general. I just don't get 'em.

[quote name='Toasted' post='33601' date='Jul 18 2007, 01:50 PM']Couldn't agree more. If you're going to buy boutique you need to use it [/quote]Damn right. I use my Shuke at every gig and rehearsal, and loving every second... nothing else is getting a look-in at the moment.
I can't understand people who pay a fortune for some OTT bells-&-whistles hippy sandwich showboat and then come over all Tap with it... "Don't touch it! Don't even look at it!". Bleh. The things are made to be [i]played[/i], for god's sake.

Superglue, wonderful stuff... has nursed my fingers through many a busy weekend

I like the body shape v.much, but the headstock is a definite afterthought. Looks like he spent all week designing the body, and then scribbled the headstock on as he was going out the door to the pub on the Friday afternoon.

[quote name='bassboy115' post='31927' date='Jul 14 2007, 10:21 PM']errmmm... who is it? [/quote]
[quote name='Russ' post='31932' date='Jul 14 2007, 10:44 PM']Anthony Jackson.[/quote]...and Mike Stern, officially The Best & Most Fabulous Guitarist In The World IMHO.
Where was this? And how in the hell did I miss it?

Perhaps they've that some of them are [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=2475"]displaying a common fault[/url]...?

So if you're wiping the hard drive, presumably it won't come complete with your collection of scanned Edwardian llama porn? Shame.