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flippyfloop

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  1. Thats gorgeous. I'm so glad it's not a four so I don't have to torture myself
  2. [quote name='EBS_freak' post='451851' date='Apr 1 2009, 06:42 PM']Giving up smoking must be a right bitch. Could be worse. You could be giving up heroine.[/quote] or the bass....
  3. [quote name='EBS_freak' post='451710' date='Apr 1 2009, 04:59 PM']Chill. Don't think it's personal (I don't think it was meant to be) - it's all been sorted now and now got the singles in anyway![/quote] That's what i thought. I'm a bit on edge at the moment. Giving up smoking is harsh.
  4. [quote name='bass_ferret' post='436491' date='Mar 16 2009, 08:10 PM']All quiet from Guns? Must be love Done 2 gigs now with Gracie and all is not well. Dont know what Andre has done to it Think I will go single coil and the new pre with the precision switch. Sounded good on a red Rumour that Bernie has laying around that appears to be nameless [/quote] ! ? Not sure what your saying buddy. I can asure you that I haven't done a thing out of place with Gracie. The only person to touch the electronics would have been Bernie. I take really good care of my basses. Maybe I'm taking this the wrong way, four weeks without nicotine and counting
  5. EBS Neo - 110 Mini Size Speaker Cabinet. Used but very good condition. I've had it for nearly 3 years. Only done a couple of gigs. Light home use. Kept in a smoke / pet / child free environment. £300 Cheers.
  6. EBS HD 350 High Definition Bass Head. Very good condition. I've had it for nearly 3 years. Only done a couple of gigs. Light home use. Kept in a smoke / pet / child free environment. As new condition apart from a couple of very minor scuffs ( See pic ) . I cannot emphasize enough on the sound quality of this amp. Only selling because I'm in financial peril at present. Now SOLD. No Trades. Cheers
  7. I want this sooooooooo bad. Shame I don't have a penny to my name. Absolute torture at that price. Aaaarrrgggg....
  8. Played one of these at GAK recently. Really great neck and a huge sound. The build quality was first class. Great price too ( GAK wanted £1,000 )
  9. I want a Jazz bass sooooooooooo bad at the moment. This is loverly. Does it come with the blanket ?
  10. Price ? I'm very curious to hear the Audere pre. Great looking bass.
  11. [quote name='josh3184' post='437834' date='Mar 17 2009, 09:50 PM']i normally dislike the more vintage styled basses, but that is gorgeous[/quote] +1
  12. Blimey, that's in really good condition ! How much for cash ?
  13. [quote name='The Burpster' post='431278' date='Mar 11 2009, 09:46 AM']Some pics would be good ....... And welcome....[/quote] + 1
  14. I love my newly purchased Fodera. I've been searching for a bass that's right for me for nearly 20 years ! I had to pull out all the stops to afford it and sell two much loved basses. I also have a Yamaha RBX 350 that I bought in 1992 / 93 ? Turned it into a fretless a few years ago & I love playing it also. Fodera £3,500 / Yamaha RBX 350 £270. Both priceless in the eyes of the beholder
  15. [quote name='EBS_freak' post='420033' date='Feb 26 2009, 12:59 PM']Gracie? Who named that? The original owner, Bernie or Debs?[/quote] Debs
  16. [quote name='urb' post='414651' date='Feb 19 2009, 07:40 PM']I definitely agree with you there Mark, re the one chord vamp... to be fair sometimes people get stuck WITHOUT changes and need them to make an interesting solo, finding a multitude of chord possibilities in just one key is something I still love to hear from the best jazzers, but it can just be an excuse to w*** away with every chop you have... or not! But the vids I posted are from his new Groove Workshop DVD that is really, really good and looks at music as a whole, certainly from a bass point of view but it's really musical and not just Wooten noodling, though you get a bit of that as well Vic is one grooving mutha, and yes he can be extremly pyrotechnical but he does have all the basics down and then some and his timing and groove are stunning... listen to him with the Flecktones and he rarely puts a foot wrong, one his own stuff he can go a bit too into iondulgent slap. I'm still a fan and think his book The Music Lesson is great and I recommend it to anyone interested in music. M[/quote] Well put. Nice one Urb.
  17. Why do bagpipes make me want to pull my teeth out ?
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