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OK, you bassists will like this ....
http://www.melvinleedavis.com/ I watched him play last night in Sheffield in Robben Ford's 3-piece line up with Gary Novak on Drums....nice..... Thats a 7-String bass fergossakes......!!!! cheers Pete C |
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Thanks everyone for the info, schematics and background reading. I can see its going to take me a while to digest all of this, but in the mean time keep the info coming.
After the amp I need to put a cab together, and having a couple of 8" Audax carbon fibres drivers in a box in the attic I was going to press these into service as a start. Maybe a bit too clinical & forward for guitar? Simon C |
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Sorry about the hijack Simon!
Its all intresting reading though (I hope) Good luck on your project. I hope James has that HiFi bass amp built in time for EF4 on sunday DTB
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Although I love all the techie bass stuff Colin Hodgkinson is still my fave bassist, bassist/singer with Back Door during the 70's. 4 strings but such a lot feel. DTB
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I'll bet there weren't many people playing that! Ed |
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Bom-di-bom bass playing still works for me though. I was listening to early ZZ Top last night, Dusty Hill had a lovely 'feel' on those mid 70's LP's. Tell yer sons its all about the groove James DTB
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Ron Aspery died not long ago. Did you know they released an new CD back in 2003? Askin' the way on the Cultural Foundation label. DTB
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It would be fun to build a combo but do consider something like a Champ 12 (12" driver), se 5881/6L6, very sweet and lots of pre controls that would be a pain to make. I bought one off eBay a few years ago for £190 and my lad's just taken it with him to Uni, his favourite amp of several we have, here's a good Fender site, http://www.ampwares.com/ffg/ and the Champ 12 info, http://www.ampwares.com/ffg/champ_12.html http://www.ampwares.com/ffg/schem/champ_12_schem.gif Rich |
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Hmm Audax 8" carbon fibre drivers.... for a guitar amp.....
How shall I put this??? No. Just No! Don't even think of going there... Unless you want to know just how bad hifi speakers really are Seriously - they will make a noise but you really wouldn't want to listen to them for long... A Celestion Rocket 50 is £20 and a proper 12" guitar speaker - its actually rather good so don't even think of using anything less. Above that Celestion Vintage 30 open out and about 20 different Eminences all for less than £50 each |
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