merlin

like mine oil finished and smooth.

Hi played there a couple of weeks ago,new guy is just great,just what the doctor ordered,the Malt Shovel will be the place to play,but confirm your bookings asap.. ps.Said he is changing the play area,going to take out the daft post and wall,if you play there you will know the bit..

well done,I had the same feelings about an amp I won on Ebay,but it was a steel.

Yes Im there with my band loads of gigs, and more gigs coming in,the other guys are total pro musos,just done thirty something gigs and I have still not had a rehearsal,learnt the set from Youtube in a day,yes there have been moments,but the guys are totally there for me,helping all the way,real happy at the moment.

Total respect..thats all..

great watched it all the way through,did not want it to finish,takes good playing to do that,thanks for the post,off now to trawl youtube,for more

[quote name='Raymondo' timestamp='1375362033' post='2160265'] We don't care that he got to play with some of the best drummers around do we fellow Basschatters? mutter,mutter, jammy b****** mutter ,lucky g** [/quote]+1

thanks for the post,great stuff...

had a 4005 for years swopped it....for a 5 string...yes Im a great big one..

been a long time since hearing,yes totally brilliant version,thanks

well been back and fourth,and have no idear on the tec side of mixing,I voted for what I liked to hear,hope thats ok hehe just call me Mr Thicky

yes started on an Avon jazz copy,had it for years,it took a long time to realise it was letting me down,found out big time when I brought a Ric,had GAS ever since...

Worked with a singer,long long time ago,he had nothing to do with the band,until we had the songs nailed,then we redid them on his terms,with his vocals,but he was really good,I mean real good..( did one gig all the band was sacked ..haha ),so beware,never done this since,always grown a band together ..best of luck with the band.

Still got one and 2x2x12 cabs,used it for depping,a fantastic little amp,no weight at all,same for the cabs,would recomend strongly,amp sounds very strong and very loud,only not gigging it now,using 2x4x12 and Hartke 3500,not for the tone,( what ever I use sounds like me ) just for the visuals,the two cabs my side equal up the Marshalls..The BH sorry is not 70s rock..

A Hartke 3500 and 2x4x12 cabs,seems to work for me,its not the volume,a spread of tone,hehe

The 70s rock band Juicy Lucy,no more time for other projects.

wow what can I say about Tom,a true gent,a pleasure to do a sale with,great coms,but Tom went the extra mile,or miles by driving down to me to deliver the cabs,a true gent,and a real nice guy.THANKS Tom. also liked the natter we had re...basses,

Thanks for this,its great

Never had any problems with the "punters"the only damage done to a couple of basses was done by .................................Drummers who did not give a flying thing,a bass is for playing,had some really expencive ones,gigged then in some hell holes,never gave it athought....until now

wow,nice,have fun.

[quote name='iceonaboy' timestamp='1370527946' post='2102246'] My gripe is noise between songs. Our guitarist has some kind of compulsory disorder where , even after hours of exhausting rehearsals, he still has to play parts of the song before we start, giving away whats coming and sounding dreadfully unprofessional. Our drummer also has some kind of urge to rehearse triplets in between songs. This turns into a cacophony of mess, which annoys the f*** out of me. You never hear a professional band doing this and its the biggest disappointment I have with my band [/quote] Haha you in my old band,?? yes my old band, they would tune up at full gig volume,try each pedal out,ect,ect,it would drive me insane,my thoughts are with you. My current lot,fantastic,set up clear away,look great,real pro outlook,but then we are hehe

[quote name='iceonaboy' timestamp='1370463461' post='2101463'] I learned by playing along with vinyl. Moving the needle back again and again, till I had the passage in my head, then , playing along in real time. I'm convinced that's what made me as a player because, whilst its easier for people nowadays with YouTube and tabs online, I think a lot of people can't play in a band as they are stuck in ruts of playing in their bedrooms with no real conception of playing with other people. It might be a poor attitude, I just feel that getting down and learning by ear, is the best way to master a piece [/quote] +1

Top man,well done,superb.Has your depping fee gone up,hehe wow really pleased for you