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Bassistclem

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  1. +1 [quote name='stef030' timestamp='1331502886' post='1573953'] ian dury and the blockheads-rythm stick [/quote]
  2. Something to do with the suits in Brussels probably...... http://www.gbaudio.co.uk/radio.htm [quote name='binky_bass' timestamp='1331501647' post='1573917'] Illegal? Why?? Curious... [/quote]
  3. That's channel 69 unfortunately, due to become illegal this year. will check with shure to see if this model is retunable... [quote name='chriswilliams666' timestamp='1331399493' post='1572435'] It says 852-862mhz If that helps? [/quote]
  4. Both in great condition and work perfectly, probably don't need describe them in great detail to you basschatters out there!!! Both together £100 inc postage, someone is selling the same on Ebay for £127 inc postage, so think this is a good deal. stock pics by the way...this is exactly what they look like!!!
  5. Great quality full range studio monitor system in great condition. Two Event Alp 5 active nearfield speakers and a Fostex PM 0.5 Mk II active sub. I've achieved great mixes on this sytem that has translated well but have now upgraded as I have moved to a larger control room. One slight issue, one of the Event speakers has a slight hum/buzz when using the unbalanced input, but dissapears when using the balanced XLR input, which to be honest you should be using in a pro setup anyway. Check the review for the Alp5's [url="http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jan07/articles/eventalp5.htm"]http://www.soundonso...s/eventalp5.htm[/url] Pickup from York would be preferred as the Sub this is relatively heavy, but will post as long as you cover cost... New together these were £550 (Alp 5's £299 Sub £250) so I think a great price would be [size=5]£225[/size] excluding P&P Payment by BACS Both have had light home studio use and other than the unbalanced input issue are in great condition. These are stock pictures by the way
  6. On Hold...
  7. [quote name='nomis' timestamp='1327943613' post='1519193'] would you take trades? [/quote] Sorry, raising some cash for some studio monitors...
  8. Need to raise money for some new studio monitors so time to sell a few bits and pieces [s][b]Japanese Fender Squier neck[/b]...£120...Great neck from 1994, decent condition, perfectly straight. Previous owner decided to remove the Squier logo, presumably to replace it with a Fender one. Two small chips out of the nut but doesn't affect the strings at all. Has had a recent fret dress and a light wirewooling with 0000 grade wool to give the back of the neck a satin feel.....[/s] No longer available [s][b]Badass II bass bridge[/b]...£55... Good condition, really improves the tone and sustain.[/s] Sold ... [b]Seymore Duncan Bass Lines[/b] STK-J2B bass pickup...£35... bridge position, good condition, as used by Duff McKagan a.o. (Have the screws but not the rubber bits [b]Seymore Duncan Bass Lines[/b] SJB-1N bass pickup £30...neck position, good condition. Have all the screws and rubber bits.
  9. Probably doesn't need much of an introduction... I've kept this one as a spare and used it a little in my home studio, need some new monitors so selling a few bits to raise some cash. Perfect working condition, looks nearly as good as new, comes with box and manual. £100 pickup £105 P&P next day special delivery First come first served.... Clem
  10. I have a great quality Japanese Squier Precision neck from about 93/94. It came attached to a Squier Jazz body and want to change it over to a Jazz neck, prefer the narrower feel. As you all know Japanese Fenders and Squiers from this time were great quality and simply want to exchange it for a Jazz neck of the same quality. There are a few marks on it (nothing problematic) and the Squier decal has been scrubbed off, assume the previous owner wanted to put a Fender one on, don't know why as the Japanese Squiers were as good. The neck has a satin feel as I have wirewooled it with very fine grade wool and feels great. Also nice and straight. Let me know if anyone is interested in a trade Many thanks Clem
  11. [quote name='BottomE' timestamp='1326294368' post='1495047'] Remove most of his drums and go back to basics. Snare, hi-hat, bass drum and couple of cymbals - its all you need to lay a groove. I think a click will only train him/her to play with a click. Also get him/her off the drums and just do some clapping to slow stuff. Really helps to develop a sense of timing. [/quote] +1 to this, hide the toms for now!
  12. Practise your flat keys, Ab Db and the rest!!!!!!!
  13. Just wondered what the width of the neck is at the nut on the squier. Also is the neck nice and straight.
  14. "can you stick to root fifth on this tune"
  15. Drummer, "I would like to sing this one"
  16. [quote name='Doddy' timestamp='1315488686' post='1366453'] You may want to check out some of the notes. For example in the key of B flat minor you have C# as the 3rd and it should be a D flat. I noticed things like this a few times. [/quote] A great looking design that will be really usefull. I also noticed the incorrect mix of sharps and flats in the same chord though, you'll have to sort this or will cause great confusion to students. Even a simple chord/arpeggio like Eb major shows a A# instead of Bb...
  17. Great groove on this track. Simple bassline but great track to jam over.... [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Coe7WhjOr0&feature=fvst"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Coe7WhjOr0&feature=fvst[/url]
  18. +1 for Yamaha. Keep your eyes open for something like an old Yamaha BB1100s, great 80s basses made in either Japan or Tawian. You can pick them up for £200-300 and blow away anything new for that price...I still have one but will never sell it!!! [quote name='Ben Jamin' post='1343247' date='Aug 17 2011, 03:19 PM']Thanks guys! Yamaha/Ibanez are a good call, hadn't really thought of those! That Dean looks pretty sweet, I'll email him the link and see what he reckons [/quote]
  19. Brilliant
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