You should have worn a yellow t-shirt, Pete!seyesbass wrote:But dont put it on a black rubber guitar stand or wear an unwashed brand new black t shirt at a sweaty gig though.
Like I did.......!!!
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Newby - first Ric 4001CS
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At least I didnt wear my wifes Kimono for a video shoot!
What was Squire on in 75?
What was Squire on in 75?
Re: Newby - first Ric 4001CS
Maybe a Foghorn Leghorn T shirt would suit a CS bass player!
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just_bassics
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Re: Newby - first Ric 4001CS
I'll ask him, Pete. Whatever it was, wish I had some!seyesbass wrote:At least I didnt wear my wifes Kimono for a video shoot!
What was Squire on in 75?
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Re: Newby - first Ric 4001CS
Welcome!
Yep! YOu scored a good 'un!
Play it first. Any buzz or fuzz? Porblems? If not - no adjustment needed.
If so - be specific - i am sure these smart people here can help.
Quite a wealth of knowledge!
Yep! YOu scored a good 'un!
Play it first. Any buzz or fuzz? Porblems? If not - no adjustment needed.
If so - be specific - i am sure these smart people here can help.
Quite a wealth of knowledge!My Gear:
1982 MapleGlo Now JetGlo 4003
2004 Martin BC-15E Accoustic Electric Bass
2002 Peavey G Bass with Carbon Fiber neck
Peavey 300 Combo practice amp
1982 MapleGlo Now JetGlo 4003
2004 Martin BC-15E Accoustic Electric Bass
2002 Peavey G Bass with Carbon Fiber neck
Peavey 300 Combo practice amp
Re: Newby - first Ric 4001CS
Well i just got back from band practice and used the Ric properly for the first time.
Pretty pleased with it. Plays easily, still getting used to the glossy neck, but its not a problem.
I put some Orange bass strings on (something to do with rotosound/entwistle/original design, only place i've ever seen them is the bass cellar in Denmark St http://www.myspace.com/thebasscellar you can see them on the myspace wall paper) and that really livened it up.
Intonation isnt quite right, but have just bought these bits and bobs...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0343567307
I had the same idea, but this guy has saved me the trip to the hardware store and explaining it to a bemused shop assistant.
And i think that will make life a lot easier and sort out the intonation, and is reversible for originality.
The neck might need the tiniest of tweeks, the strings seem a little high when fretted 1-20 as suggested in the 'Anatomy' threads, but i'll let it settle with the new strings for a while first.
The neck pick up is a LOT quieter than the horseshoe, like loads quieter, but i'm pretty happy with the HS sound and tend to use FX for sound changes rather than the guitar anyways.
The HS doesnt get in the way at all, infact its a very usefull hand rest (i use a pick).
Its a bit farty/broken on the attack, but i think i have amp/speaker issues there too, so need to investigate with some other guitars first.
But all in all very pleased!
Simon
Pretty pleased with it. Plays easily, still getting used to the glossy neck, but its not a problem.
I put some Orange bass strings on (something to do with rotosound/entwistle/original design, only place i've ever seen them is the bass cellar in Denmark St http://www.myspace.com/thebasscellar you can see them on the myspace wall paper) and that really livened it up.
Intonation isnt quite right, but have just bought these bits and bobs...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0343567307
I had the same idea, but this guy has saved me the trip to the hardware store and explaining it to a bemused shop assistant.
And i think that will make life a lot easier and sort out the intonation, and is reversible for originality.
The neck might need the tiniest of tweeks, the strings seem a little high when fretted 1-20 as suggested in the 'Anatomy' threads, but i'll let it settle with the new strings for a while first.
The neck pick up is a LOT quieter than the horseshoe, like loads quieter, but i'm pretty happy with the HS sound and tend to use FX for sound changes rather than the guitar anyways.
The HS doesnt get in the way at all, infact its a very usefull hand rest (i use a pick).
Its a bit farty/broken on the attack, but i think i have amp/speaker issues there too, so need to investigate with some other guitars first.
But all in all very pleased!
Simon
4001CS, Stingray, SVT classic through 810E/410HLF/V-4B/SVT50DL