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For those who like a bit of classic/melodic and dare I say prog rock, a couple of albums released recently featuring yours truly http://youtu.be/jJFMcJKUemM http://riversea-band.com/ http://youtu.be/fPzcyWk27_A http://www.bjharvest.co.uk/s-mandy4.htm
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EBS Multicomp for sale - super cheap SOLD!
Bassistclem replied to TheDaivisch's topic in Effects For Sale
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+1 [quote name='stef030' timestamp='1331502886' post='1573953'] ian dury and the blockheads-rythm stick [/quote]
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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!!!
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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
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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.
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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
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SWAP Great P neck for a J
Bassistclem replied to Bassistclem's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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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
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[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!
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Anyone Played IN A Big Band Before ?
Bassistclem replied to MusicLover20015's topic in General Discussion
Practise your flat keys, Ab Db and the rest!!!!!!! -
DI's & Mic Stands for sale
Bassistclem replied to Gray's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Depressing things your bandmates say.
Bassistclem replied to arthurhenry's topic in General Discussion
"can you stick to root fifth on this tune" -
Depressing things your bandmates say.
Bassistclem replied to arthurhenry's topic in General Discussion
Drummer, "I would like to sing this one"