Geek99 Posted November 29 Posted November 29 20 minutes ago, Cornwall Steve said: Strange question to ask. You're getting a bit personal now. I was just teasing you about how she knew so much. I apologise if you are offended 1 Quote
Cornwall Steve Posted November 30 Posted November 30 7 hours ago, Geek99 said: I was just teasing you about how she knew so much. I apologise if you are offended You need to be more careful what you write and 'Yes' I'm offended. Quote
Geek99 Posted November 30 Posted November 30 1 hour ago, Cornwall Steve said: You need to be more careful what you write and 'Yes' I'm offended. This kind of thing does happen here unintentionally from time to time. I thank @bass_dinger for acknowledging my attempt to rectify the situation and exit with some degree of grace. 1 Quote
neepheid Posted December 1 Posted December 1 Well, having been out of the running for many months now, I would just like to say that I am making plans to acquire the parts I need for one last mod project, then I'll intend to go into gear hibernation and have a stab at a successful participation in 2026. 1 Quote
Maude Posted Wednesday at 22:56 Posted Wednesday at 22:56 I've just realised it's December, on the home stretch now. Well done to all those still in. 2 1 Quote
Richard R Posted yesterday at 10:57 Author Posted yesterday at 10:57 On 07/06/2020 at 23:05, Geek99 said: don’t give in to GAS (gear acquisition syndrome), the gear you have right now is probably more capable than you are. mine is light years ahead of me. Nearly there folks! Looking for something completely different I found the above advice from @Geek99 to a 15 year old posting in the Introductions thread in 2020. As he never posted after mid 2021 I assume the young man took the advice. Or post-covid discovered beer and girls and gave up the bass? 2 Quote
Geek99 Posted yesterday at 12:07 Posted yesterday at 12:07 (edited) 5 hours ago, Richard R said: Nearly there folks! Looking for something completely different I found the above advice from @Geek99 to a 15 year old posting in the Introductions thread in 2020. As he never posted after mid 2021 I assume the young man took the advice. Or post-covid discovered beer and girls and gave up the bass? Or, maybe, the sheer dread of not being allowed to be a shop-o-holic buying gear with the enthusiasm of a kleptocrat’s wife let loose in Harrods’ with their nation’s entire national budget was simply too much to bear? Edited 23 hours ago by Geek99 2 Quote
Chienmortbb Posted yesterday at 12:30 Posted yesterday at 12:30 @Geek99 was right all those years ago about my gear being way above my ability. I don’t need another bass BUT the current shoulder injury needs a shorter scale length. If you listen carefully you will hear SWMBO’s howl as a Shorg Scale drops through the letter box (I know it won’t fit really) 3 Quote
Geek99 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago (edited) 🤔 geek99 was right? no one ever says that… Edited 16 hours ago by Geek99 1 Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 10 hours ago, Chienmortbb said: Shorg Scale The choice of Klingon bass players across the galaxy. 4 Quote
SimonK Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago So the question is would this knock someone out of the running?? 6 Quote
knirirr Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Somehow I have managed to not buy any basses, but there was one more tier 2 failure (a Fender Jaguar, for playing jazz on). 1 Quote
ezbass Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Beyond the end pin stand for my EUB (tier 2 fair at best) I have bought nothing you can actually play. This means at least 2 years without any new instruments. What is wrong with me? 🥺 3 Quote
Mrbigstuff Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 4 hours ago, ezbass said: Beyond the end pin stand for my EUB (tier 2 fair at best) I have bought nothing you can actually play. This means at least 2 years without any new instruments. What is wrong with me? 🥺 I’d say an end pin is under the ruling of a bass stand. Just checked my messages and last bass I bought was 2023! Unfortunately it’s not through lack of GAS though, so you must have a disease 😂 1 Quote
ezbass Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Mrbigstuff said: I’d say an end pin is under the ruling of a bass stand. Just checked my messages and last bass I bought was 2023! Unfortunately it’s not through lack of GAS though, so you must have a disease 😂 September ‘23 for me. I bought a classical guitar in early ‘24, but that’s it. It’s not like I don’t have GAS at all, far from it, but my will power is much improved. Well, that and being in the middle of nowhere, with no bass outlets less that a 90 minute drive, each way. There’s a Maruszczyk fretless P type at @Bass Direct that has caught my eye ( https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/maruszczyk-jake-4p-fretless-red-trans-gloss/ ), but that’s a 5 hours drive (I have trade ins I’d need to do) and I’m also tempted by one of those SBMM Ray2s. Still 3 weeks to go to fall off of the wagon . 1 Quote
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