Aluminium bass porn

[quimbymeat]

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Edited January 15, 2017 by quimbymeat

[dannybuoy]

Get the direct URL for your image and either put it between IMG tags:
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Or if you are editing on a PC/Mac rather than mobile device, just click the image that looks like a polaroid and post the URL in there.

I upload all mine to imgur.com.

Dangerboy is no longer active on this forum but has/had the most amazing EGC chromed up jazz, looks like something from Terminator 2! If this thread gets traction I'll ping him and get him to post pics.

[quimbymeat]

Thanks for the help! I will get on it when I get home. I've actually already bought a bass from dangerboy. I got my #994 black neck Bean from him.

Lovely guy who knows his stuff.

[Passinwind]

These days I mostly just use amps that I built myself. There's an overview on those builds here: [url="http://www.passinwind.com"]http://www.passinwind.com[/url]. I still have a scary noise toy rack that I use with my fretless Bean occasionally though:



So that's a Boss GX-700 modeler with a heavily modded Hafler T-2 tube preamp in its EFX loop, then a DIY Fender tone stack-based preamp for post-EFX EQ. All of this goes either in one of my amps' parallel EFX loop, or to a whole separate rig for dirty sounds and delay ambience.

And here's an example of slide bass on the Bean, with a looped rhythm track of the Bean and live drums: [url="https://soundcloud.com/passinwind/terminationdust"]https://soundcloud.c...terminationdust[/url]

That's a fEARful 12/6 cab in the slide bass recording BTW. I have an AudioKinesis Thunderchild 112 instead these days that I use for most of my typically low key gigs.

Edited June 1, 2016 by Passinwind

[Alan Fourstrings]

Kramer XKB-10


Kramer XL-9 with EMG pickups

I played these two basses from 1981 to 1999, then I had enough of these neck diving and back breaking basses.
The amp I used was a Trace Elliot AH250 (Mark IV) with the very first Trace Elliot 4x10" sealed cabs. TONE HEAVEN !!!!!
By the way my old AH250 is still operational! - but VERY heavy to move.