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  1. ead
    Any love for Swedish prog on here? Good gig last night in a very nice venue that I had not visited previously. Timothy Taylor's Landlord on too so happy all round.
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    ACG build

    ead replied to ead's topic in Build Diaries

    Neck and headstock taking shape. [attachment=119025:ACG neck 210912.jpg]
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    [quote name='steve-soar' timestamp='1348033978' post='1808258'] Liverpool, for me. [/quote] I shall try to remember to wear my BC polo or something bass related if you fancy meeting up for general introductions etc.
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    Cheers Rumple and EBS_freak. I'm after the stacked version too but couldn't see them on the website but will keep searching.
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    These look quite attractive and I'm contemplating a purchase. http://www.sadowsky.com/store/electronic-parts.html The downside is the P&P charge of $34.77, so I wondered if anybody was interested in adding to the order and reducing the unit cost? Please let me know if you're interested and I'll act as agent on a no fee basis! I would propose dividing the postage cost by the number of parts ordered, stacked knobs would be counted as two units. I have found very similar looking items on Best Bass Gear, but whilst their postage is free the parts cost more. The BBG items are cheaper if you order <10, breakeven is around 10-12 knobs depending on the mix after which the Sadowsky items are cheaper. I've not managed to locate anything similar in the UK, but if anybody knows where I can acquire them please would you let me know.
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    Ticket for Liverpool booked, CD ordered, happy bunny!
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    [quote name='BarnacleBob' timestamp='1347797246' post='1805029'] Thinking of sticking a set of flats on my old 79 Overwater with twin HBs, any recommendations? It has a bit of a dead spot, would this help or hinder that issue or make no difference? BB ps no experience of flats whatsoever so far [/quote] Can't help with the dead spot issue, but the Fender 9050s get good press here although I've not tried them myself yet. I've enjoyed using Picato flats on a fretted bass too, although at the moment I'm using TI JF345s on my fretted 5-string and the corresponding JF344 on my fretless.
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    Feel The Force of the bass Master Luke. Do not be tempted by the Dark Side.
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    I have no such worries, I just enjoy playing in the band.
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    [quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1347652870' post='1803735'] McVie and Entwhisle aren't fancy players but played Alembic..but yeah, roots on a fancy top is a bit naff. The basses are a bit 'look at me' so you should have a bit of a trick or two...IMO. [/quote] That's me buggered then I've been saving for ages and sold a couple of basses to be able to commission an ACG fretless to play. I'd be highly flattered if somebody described my playing as 'utilitarian'.
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    Sadly I never saw PG do Supper's Ready, but did see the Seconds Out tour when Mr Collins did a passable impression. Great song though; I think Foxtrot is one of life's essential albums for proggies.
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    I did a search for the topic and not much showed up so I thought I'd start a topic. I met Drew last week when I popped in (by appointment) to have a look at some basses. What a nice person and a good selection of basses to drool over (and carefully wipe down afterwards). I'd definitely recommend a visit to all of us NW based players and any tourists who don't mind the rain, the pies and the wippets. Excellent cup of tea and a chat too. The really worrying thing is I drive home passing within less than 1 mile of the Lounge every day . I feel much castigation from the sainted Mrs ead will be coming my way. ....and yes, Drew did 'make' me buy a bass. Pic to follow.
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    I can only endorse what has been said above. Great basses, excellent value for what your money buys you.
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    Purchased some La Bella strings. Perfect gent, very easy to deal with. Thanks very much Ryan.
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    Last bump before evilbay.
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    ttt
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    ACG build

    ead replied to ead's topic in Build Diaries

    Latest update from Alan [attachment=117816:Neck in pocket 090912.jpg]
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    Heads of agreement reached so sold pending formalites.
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    Price drop bump
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    Cheers andybassdoyle, you are clearly a man of considerable wisdom.
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    [b]Last chance before ebay...[/b] As it says really. Gauges are 45 65 85 105. Brand new un-opened set, came with my subscription to BGM and I'm strictly a flatwound or nickel string user.. £12.50 posted mainland UK Thanks for looking.
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    This is one of the first batch of these highly regarded basses that I have owned from new. Being in the first batch it was QA'ed and set up by Chris and the Overwater team in the UK. I've had it for about 18 months now and really enjoy playing it. Only reason for sale is the forthcoming purchase of an ACG bass and as such it must sadly go as part of the fund raising process. As you can see the finish is a lovely trans black with maple neck and pearloid inlays. The bass is active with a John East 2-band EQ (plus a 'pull for bright' function on the volume knob). The bass is in excellent condition with no marks/dings that I can see and has been lovingly looked after whilst in my possession. Full spec on the Overwater site. I'm looking for £400 ovno for the bass. This includes a good quality padded gig bag and a spare set of Overwater Nickel strings light gauge (same as it was supplied with). For £25 more a Gator hard case can be had.
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    +1 The advice I got from Alex was very good, although I nearly went for the 2 x Compact set-up.
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    Barefaced cabs?

    ead replied to thebrig's topic in Amps and Cabs

    I'm completely sold on my Compact/Midget set up. I play in a 2 guitar/bass/drum band doing anything from melodic accoustic to heavy bluesy rock and the BF cabs cope easily. My amp is also considerably 'turned down' using the BF cabs from where it was for my previous Ashdown pairing of a 2x10T plus a 1x15. Much easier to hear and a lot clearer and defined sound. Get one!
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