Chris Horton

[quote name='dmz' timestamp='1348608833' post='1816051'] All great stuff - the guys at Statii.com will be going crazy over Chris's twin neck Status - that iPad controller on the top "bass" is just mental ! [/quote] Ah...... That'll be it then , thanks I gotta get me one of them:)

[quote name='skidder652003' timestamp='1348608881' post='1816055'] just finished, one of the best shows for a while, every act played at the top of their game, even PIL!!! [/quote] Agreed ! I haven't enjoyed a "later" show so much since I don't know when !!

I love that muse are not afraid to try new sounds and mad funky looking instruments. Did you see the electro bass guitar thing that the bass player played on the first song ? Wicked !

50 years !!!! Fantastic

I'm not normally a muse fan but I really enjoyed their now song. The sounds were great. Brian wilsons harmonies were bad I have loved listening to the beach boys songs as I was growing up.

Just found this - [url="http://cpc.farnell.com/_/22h-2d-b/knob-black-22mm/dp/SW02904?Ntt=sw02904"]http://cpc.farnell.com/_/22h-2d-b/knob-black-22mm/dp/SW02904?Ntt=sw02904[/url] You can get them in 3 different sizes - 16mm, 22mm or 28mm food for thought............

I am after 4 of the standard knobs ... can we add these to the order please ? I shall have a look around also to see if i can find anything.

Welcome in

That is going to be a fantastic looking bass !

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Only 50 munites left to run !!!! lots of bass for the money - [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SADOWSKY-NYC-M24-5-String-Bass-/221125875886?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item337c2118ae"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item337c2118ae[/url]

Welcome Paul, There are loads of us from devon !! its great

What an exciting project ! I shall follow this with Great interest

[quote name='Pow_22' timestamp='1348167167' post='1810384'] Faaaaaaaark inell!!!! I bet that 78 sounds monumental through those ampeg valves! [/quote] +1 !!!

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Welcome to Bass Chat Enjoy the madness

Hello and welcome to bass chat

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1347446493' post='1800823'] How small? If you want smaller than 30" short-scale, have a look at the travel basses from[url=http://www.fernandes.co.jp/products/zo.html]Fernandes[/url]. The Pie-Zo (also known as the Nomad in the US) is only 25½" scale and has a built-in amp and speaker. Pignose used to do one too, but it's not currently listed on their web site, although if you may be able to find a second had one. I have the HK version of the Pie-Zo. It's a very playable instrument: [IMG]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n249/BigRedX/DSC03107.jpg[/IMG] [/quote] Samuel would love this!

Thanks fo All of the great suggestions so far. I have been educated with basses I have never seen Before! I should have posted this earlier,......... A bit of info which may help the search and pinpoint a suitable bass. My son Samuel is nearly 5. He has cerebral palsy and loves playing music with his Dad Due to his ceribal palsy Samuels arms , hands and finger movements are restricted and are very stiff. I am looking for a bass that is light, short neck and very tight string spacing with a small body to allow Sam to access the neck and fretts. I don't want much really

Shall I contact the seller and see if I can pop over and take a look at the masterbuilt fender ??

I love mojo

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