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Bassistclem

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  1. Welome to the forum [quote name='nickersby' post='1201249' date='Apr 15 2011, 10:10 PM']Lurking for a while I thought I'd say hello. Been playing for about 20 years, currently in a 60s/70s covers band. Got too many basses and guitars for my small house but somehow there's always one more that I need. Some of my stuff: Gibson Flying V Bass 1981 Gibson EB3 1973 Fender Japan Jazz 75 reissue Squier Classic Vibe Precision Fretless Jazz Bass (unknown make) Hohner B2A Alden B2B Violin Bass Stagg EUB Ashbory rubber band talcum powder suicidal g-string thing Look forward to some intersting chats, Nick.[/quote]
  2. Maybe looking at his credits just upsets you!
  3. PM [quote name='99ster' post='1126167' date='Feb 13 2011, 05:39 PM']Upgraded a number of my studio microphones a while back to some high-end alternatives (in this case Josephson C42's)...and I've been holding on to these as I still like them - but I've got to stop hoarding stuff - so this is the first set of microphones I'm going to put up for sale... [b]SE Electronics SE3 - matched pair[/b] In as new/mint condition - only ever used in nice home studio environment. Always stored carefully in the case when not used. These were the top-of-the-range SDC from SE Electronics & come complete with shock-mounts, stereo bar, nice flight case & matched pair test certificate. [url="http://www.seelectronics.com/sE3_Stereo.html"]More info here[/url] Ideal pair of small condenser mics for drum over heads, pianos, acoustics guitar...etc... Also got great results using them on a jazz kit for snare drum/hi-hats. [attachment=72084:se3_pair_case.jpg] [attachment=72083:se3_pair_2.jpg] [attachment=72081:se3_pair_1.jpg] [attachment=72085:se3_pair_closeup.jpg] I have the original outer packaging as well... Postage should be around £10 with insurance - but I'll get an exact price if you're interested. [b]£200[/b] to you lovely Basschatters! ---------------------------------------------------------- [b]SE Electronics SE3[/b] In as excellent condition - only ever used in nice home studio environment. Always stored carefully in the case when not used. And this one had to have a [b]brand new capsule[/b] fitted when I got it (arrived damaged in the post) - so is 'as new'. This was the top-of-the-range SDC from SE Electronics & comes complete with a shock-mount & nice flight case [i](shows some superficial wear - which is what a case is for afterall)[/i]. [url="http://www.seelectronics.com/sE3.html"]More info here[/url] Ideal for acoustics guitar...etc... Also got great results using them on a jazz kit for snare drum/hi-hats. [attachment=72090:se3_1.jpg] [i]Please note - the case isn't mis-shapen in this photo - it's just the camera lens distortion...! [/i] [attachment=72091:se3_closeup.jpg] [attachment=72092:se3_case.jpg] Postage should be around £5 with insurance - but I'll get an exact price if you're interested. [b]£75[/b] to you lovely Basschatters! ---------------------------------------------------------- Please feel free to ask any questions! [u][url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=1467"]My BassChat feedback[/url][/u][/quote]
  4. [quote name='daveybass' post='1114317' date='Feb 3 2011, 06:56 PM']Evening all, bought this a couple of months ago(300watt,8 ohm) and had an issue in that the tweeter got cracked in transit..the rest of the cab is in perfect condition and the tweeter is variable so you could just use it ( I think) as if it were a GS112 NT.[attachment=71064:IMGP0750.JPG][attachment=71067:IMGP0752.JPG] I was looking to get sorted but due to issues at home and some serious bills haven't been able to do so,and it seems to be going to waste so I am looking to move on at a good price, I've spoken with the Bass Cellar and they've said it's around £70 for a replacement. £180 including postage, will be packed very securely...I got plenty of bubblewrap! Could be interested in trades with regards to fx pedals - Micro Synth, Chorus etc Thanks Dave[/quote] Hi Dave, Are you saying the tweeter doesn't work as well as being cracked... also where abouts are you??? Dave (also)
  5. [quote name='silddx' post='1095173' date='Jan 19 2011, 02:14 PM']I bought a Jazz TUSQ and it was perfect so I tend to agree that you got, or were sent, the wrong nut.[/quote] Actually I also bought a tusq Jazz nut and found the string spacing too wide. Ended up buying a blank nut and cutting it myself...
  6. Hi, just wondered which one it is. There are several depending on the Machine head type you have on your bass already. There should be a model number, BT1, BT2, BT3 etc etc.... Cheers Clem [quote name='mojobass' post='1088785' date='Jan 14 2011, 12:07 AM']got this attacthed to my recent 'wick purchase, but as i'll NEVER need to use it on the bass its pointless keepoing it! Its black in excellent condition, comes with mounting screw £40 posted[/quote]
  7. [quote name='Nickytwister' post='1075175' date='Jan 2 2011, 12:11 PM']Hey guys, Just to let y'all know, last week I picked up a pair of used Chocolate Brown DB112s with covers from a good mate; I'm very pleased with them already! Thanks for all your help and advice. Happy New Year! Nick x[/quote] I heve a GS210, mint, enough said....
  8. Try geoffbassist, he is on the forum and a great player and teacher if he has space. Based in Manchester. [quote name='gsls48' post='974639' date='Oct 1 2010, 09:50 PM']My son aged 15 has been playing guitar for a number of years and bass for about year. Would love to be able to help him and find someone who can show in the techniques especially with a Rock interest. Music is his real passion and has takes it really seriously. Live in Urmston area of Manchester and ideally would like someone willing to come to us, or live reltively local to m41. Or can anyone recommend someone I can approach.[/quote]
  9. I have a classic 5 I may be convinced to part with, or is it definately a 4 you're after? [quote name='Harald' post='919379' date='Aug 9 2010, 10:53 AM']Hi there. I am looking for a Tobias(growler,basic or classic) or MTD bass 4 string build in USA. Anybody who can help me?[/quote]
  10. Yes another satisfied user here. Can't believe the quality/reliability for the money. Nothing else better in (or somewhat above) the pricerange....
  11. All time classic, full of greatness...Would love to see a 'Classic Albums' done on this album. It is still used by many engineers and producers as a reference when working in a new studio, even stranger when you consider it was one of the first all digital recordings with inferior sample rates etc compared with todays! Proves the content is still more the most important ingredient to making a great music/recordings...
  12. I reckon with a bit more distortion he could cover up his bodged attempt at tapping! [quote name='Colledge' post='876528' date='Jun 24 2010, 03:52 PM'] okay, he doesnt qualify as a bassist. horrible.[/quote]
  13. [quote name='Clarky' post='844547' date='May 21 2010, 07:53 PM']Sorry but there's already a thread on this and its up to 4 pages! [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=88197"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=88197[/url][/quote] Beat me to it! Have been away for a couple of days!
  14. Great new series on the beeb BUT bassists don't get their own show......we have to share it with.......keyboard players!!!! [size=6]DISCUSS!!!!!! (and disgust)[/size]
  15. [quote name='eubassix' post='844335' date='May 21 2010, 04:27 PM'].... protocol dicates that I must leave it up to the buyer to reveal his true identity. But you're in the Extreme North / Boreders (....not much to do up there) John. This was more NY ..... and nice to meet-up with another BC'er in person...[/quote] Tis I ..Le Clem...Very nice bass too and will make good use of it. Good to meet up with a BCer in the flesh and chat about all things bass. Alas didn't realise quite how long we were out chatting in the beautiful weather and am now sporting a bit of sunburn! Worth it though. Cheers
  16. [quote name='Beneath It All' post='840788' date='May 18 2010, 01:09 PM'][color="#800080"][/color][font="Comic Sans MS"][/font]..No longer using four strings so decided to move this on..90's made in Japan,ser no. u018955..All original..some dings/scratches on body otherwise virtually mint condition..Nice & light and a very comfy neck..£325 inc soft case...[/quote] Hi there. Does it have the traditional 38mm nut width. Wouldn't mind coming to try it out. I am only in York, what times are best for you?
  17. Or for those who can't wait it's only a fiver inc P&P from here [url="http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/9780752893358/My-Bass-and-Other-Animals?gbase=true&utm_medium=Google&utm_campaign=Base&utm_source=UK&utm_content=My-Bass-and-Other-Animals"]http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/book/97807...d-Other-Animals[/url] Great book, my drummer has my copy at the moment. Will offer it up for the library when he's done, although obviously it may take a while as he's only just got past 'Janet and John have fun with a hamster'...
  18. Greetings
  19. And welcome into the light!
  20. Hi Lee Definately interested. I tried another Warwick model a while ago but didn't feel right to me so would like to try this model to see. Love the sound of Warwicks though, heard this model on Youtube and liked it. It's just how it feels. I am gigging in Harrogate that day if you are passing by, not sure where yet will let you know if it works out for you (time, location etc). Cheers Dave [quote name='lscolman' post='828383' date='May 5 2010, 01:09 PM']Hi, I can measure that for you when I get home. I'm not in North Yorkshire. I live in South Shields, but am travelling back from Exeter to Newcastle on Friday 14th May. I could call in to see you if you were definately interested? Cheers, Lee[/quote]
  21. Hi there Can you tell me the width of neck at the nut. Looks like it's 38mm like a jazz bass. Also where abouts are you in North Yorkshire as I'm in York and would like to try it out. Cheers
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