Chris Horton

The bass is in the right price range for that model. You get a lot of bass for your money

Thanks for sharing this bass with us, I love seeing these old "under the radar" basses

Thanks for the links How did I miss the sticky's ??!!

Hello everyone Please can you help me out ? I am looking for some free plugins that will run on Pro Tools 11. I am after "percussion" and "strings"sounds. Can you point me in the right direction please ?

I have a pair of Yamaha HS7's. I would highly recommend auditioning a pair

I have the Focusrite 18i20 interface. It is the first interface that i have bought so i do not have any comparison experiance i'm affraid ..... but i love the focustite gear ...... gret sounding and well built

Check out - ASL straps. They are an Australian company but there are loads of shops in the UK that sell their products

[quote name='Old Horse Murphy' timestamp='1381598684' post='2241276'] Here's a pair of matching P basses I my possession. The one on the left is a Mongrel US p Bass (1987 body, 2008 neck and various bits in between). It's been my main gigging bass for years and was a 1987 when I bought it. The neck basically died a few year a back so it was replaced with a 2008 US Standard neck (and bridge). The one on the right is a Fender Tony Franklin fretless P Bass and it is simply wonderful The last picture has my US Fender Jazz in the middle. It's a 2000 model and has Wizard 64 pickups installed. I gigged with it last Saturday and had more comments about my tone than probably all my previous gigs combined! [/quote] I have bad gas at the moment for a stack knob jazz, I have not had the chance to play one yet , is the tone good ?

I don't like that particular display example but I do own vintage guitar picks. I would buy some kind of display (if I found something I like) to show of my fav pics

Lovely !!! Is that the Trb5pii babinga top?

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1379706755' post='2216075'] To my knowledge, that's a reasonable price in the UK. There's hardly any over here, and when they turn up, they command serious dosh. Blonde is also the rarest of all the finishes on these, even as worn as this example, probably a large handful in existence still. Top gear fetches top prices. Andy knows the market better than anyone, and will price accordingly. As has been mentioned, the commission pieces will often have the buyer state the price, although if he thinks they are asking too much, he'll decline to sell it......its his reputation, and his shop after all. Unlike many 'dealers', Andy has consistently shifted gear, particularly over the past 2-3 years, when the economy has suffered. Some of the rarest stuff seen recently in the UK, has passed through Andys hands, and I for one, have enjoyed spending time at his studio noodling around on many of them. Big price?, yes, without doubt, worth it? depends how bad you want one I guess. It's worth what someone will pay for it, and I don't doubt for a second that it will sell for close to this price. [/quote] Very well written Rick. Andy's basses do seam to sell quicker that other dealers, I guess Andy's prices can't be far off. Andy Is a great guy to deal with. P.s , if I had the cash I would love to own that stack jazz

Welcome aboard There are loads of great people who are hapy to share bass info & experisnce. Enjoy this great site

Welcome to BC

Wish I coukd get the whole Wal bass for £99

[quote name='Fat Rich' timetamp='1379153551' post='2209158'] Wow, some changes since I saw you last year! Some great basses there. What's next on the shopping list? [/quote] Hi Rich , how are you? was It really that long ago ??!! Are you still enjoying the CAR P bass ? Yeah , a few changes , the main player is my Mtd535 its a bass that can do it all tonally. My first love is old precicion basses and my aim is to get my hands on an early '60's precision, Its nice to dream Do you still have your great playing jazz?