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  • sixtyten
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    My Fender Precision & Tanglewood Precision (defretted)

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  • sixtyten
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    This was the last bass gear I owned

    Dean 5 string



    Trace Elliot

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  • frame
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    Apologies for the picture quality but I've just taken it. She lives in the lounge and is always plugged in for when I get the urge to rattle the windows! I have the added bonus that all my neighbours probably live closer to you than me.Its fitted with E B flatwounds because I prefer the sound.
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    Last edited by frame; 31-01-2010, 03:27.

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  • frame
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    I've had use of a double bass on several occasions but didnt use its full range,fretless sounds so much better but needs a lot of practise and time is something I dont seem to have much of.I do like the the Thunderbird but it fails on two points,cant get a slap out of it and its awkward to put down anywhere because of the shape but still one of my favourite instuments.The Yamaha produced a great punchy sound but lacked the feel of quality if you know what I mean. The Carlsbro has not been used for a number of years,last time I fired it up it got rather warm and started to smell a bit like melted solder so it may be opened up at some point.There is also our old(very old) mixed drum kit which was used for rehearsals,its a bit rusty but still has a good sound to it. I've always liked the sound of the cello when used in the right context,Cult,Damien Rice...sounds great in the right application.I suffered a nasty wrist injury two years ago which made a 40 minute set most uncomfortable (severed tendons and main blood vessel) so I just use the bass for my own pleasure now,jamming along to cd,radio,sky music channels and so on. I enjoy a bit of acoustic playing now when my friend comes down,he was the frontman of a few of the bands I played with.He brings an acoustic bass and his Tak 12 string and we go sit on the quay outside my local just for a bit of fun.
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  • sixtyten
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    Cool!
    I had a Carlsbro rig for a while. Stingray head and a huge cab.
    I did toy with the idea of a Thunderbird, as they just look so damn cool.
    I normally stuck to Fender Basses, as my primary influence was JJ Burnel

    Did Double Bass lessons at school, and not keen to repeat

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  • frame
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    I may take me a while to locate my pictures as most of my pics are of train and small scale modelling items.Im currently using an Epiphone Thunderbird bass through a Trace Elliot 7215 smc 300 watt bass cab and I have a Yamaha bass hidden somewhere in the house along with a Carlsbro 600 watt keyboard amp which is good for both bass and guitar.Having recently started to use my Epiphone again I quite fancy the idea of an upright bass (double) but dont have a spare £1,000 knocking around.
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  • sixtyten
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    Instruments owned..

    I could fill this section myself, as I've bought and sold more musical instruments than I care to remember :cry:

    What do you currently play and what have you had over the years?
    I started on guitar way back in 1977 (wonder what inspired me?), but I hated practicing, and never got anywhere for years. The band I was in split in 1985, so i didn't play for a few years, but started again in 1987, this time on the Bass guitar, now I play a combination of both, although Guitar is my first love.

    I want to see pics of you in your various bands, and your gear over the years
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