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edster

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  1. Sold Rob a bass in possibly the quickest deal ever. Really easy guy to deal with.
  2. Bought a boss chorus pedal from Cameron. Really easy deal and a thoroughly nice guy to. Was a pleasure to meet him.
  3. Bought Thor's LMB-3. really good comms and easy to deal with.
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  5. Squier VM fretless now gone. If anyone is willing to risk the acoustic being sent via courier I will package it as best I can.
  6. ESP sold in possibly the quickest sale in history!!
  7. Hi, Severe GAS has hit me, something I thought I was past, lol!. There is a bass on this forum which I have my eye on but in order to get it I need to shift this lot. Straight sale only I'm afraid, I need the cash for the other bass. All 3 are advertised elsewhere at a higher price. First is a very good condition ESP B-206 ltd. I bought this as an introduction to 6 string bass and I didn't think I'd sell it but that's GAS for you. It bats well above it weight in terms of its sound and it certainly doesn't sound like a budget bass. Very good low B. Not too much different from my Lakland 55-01. It comes with a fitted ESP hardcase. I'll include a set of Rotosound RS666LD strings with it. SOLD. Second is a Squier VM fretless jazz. I have replaced the bridge with a higher mass one and will include the original. It's been set up by our own talented 7-string and is sporting DR flatwounds. It's in mint condition and will come with a hardcase for posting. SOLD. Last is a mint condition Crafter BA-400N/EQ acoustic. Comes in a well padded acoustic bass gig bag. I'm reluctant to send this via courier due to fear of damage. I will however meet anyone within a reasonable distance of Glasgow. That applies to all the basses. SOLD Thanks for looking, Eddie.
  8. Wonder if he's available for lessons........
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  10. If there's going to be a protracted enquiry into the circumstanes of this sudden death contact the DS in charge of the investigation and explain your circumstances to him. Sounds that your gear will have been stored in a different room and providing its not connected with the investigation you should, more than likely, be able to get it. If it's a murder enquiry you ain't getting near it!!!
  11. His myspace page shows him to be a guitarist in all his previous bands, NMA describe him as multi-instrumentalist. Good luck to him.
  12. Does the chorus come with the box and instructions, and is the price inclusive of postage?
  13. [quote name='Johnston' timestamp='1333367145' post='1600559'] Cheers. The daughter says Blargggg . she thought playing the bass was going to count as schoolwork without a test Edit another daft question. Does this mean the books in my local store are out of date? [/quote] The present books are valid until the end of I believe period B in 2013. The new ones are out May 1st so probably best to wait til then and they'll be valid for years. You can also apply online now.
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  18. You could contact the Licensing department of the local council and report your experiences to them. Landlords tend to take notice of those who can close them down. It would be advisable to contact the Licensing Sergeant from the local plod to. He'll be well aware of the reputation of the venue and can use your report to help keep the landlord in line. Regular patrons will take notice of the landlord.
  19. Loved this! Stunning playing from everyone.
  20. [quote name='Doddy' timestamp='1330263077' post='1554765'] Do you know how to count subdivisions? If you are counting on the beat-1,2,3,4...you can then break it down to quavers(8th notes) by counting 1&,2&,3&,4&. If you are tapping your foot to the beat,it should hit the floor on the beat and be in the air on the & (the off beat) You can then take that further by breaking it down into semiquavers(16th notes) by counting 1e&a,2e&a,3e&a,4e&a. If you are using a metronome,set it at a steady tempo (something like 60-70 bpm) and try playing on the beat while counting out loud and then start to break it down to quavers then semiquavers. Make sure you are saying the subdivisions while you are playing and try to be as accurate as possible. Once you can do this comfortably,it makes it easier to play different combinations of quavers and semiquavers...for example,if the pattern is something like quaver,semiquaver,semiquaver, (disco style) you can count it as 1(e)&a,2(e)&a etc. and not play on the (e). [/quote] This is how I've been taught. It's not easy at first and can seem daunting when like me you have no knowledge of theory, but stick with it and it will pay off. The metronome is your friend for this.
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