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WalMan — 2010-01-25T20:27:12+00:00

PRODUCT: Dean 'Stylist' Archtop Bass. [img][/img] PRICE PAID: £450 from Macari's on Charing X Rd., but you can often see them for around £370 online. Even though I paid over the odds, I still think it was value for money.

info:buying:importing_gear - Update for new VAT rate as of Jan 2010

neepheid — 2010-01-11T09:55:21+00:00

This article is intended to explain the rates of duty you should expect to pay if you import stuff to the UK. Also useful would be any hints and tips to ease the importing process, gathered wisdom and the like. VAT and Customs duty Types of duty Basically, it breaks down like this:

info:industry:rehearsal_studios - Added The Rhoom

Stylon Pilson — 2009-09-23T16:03:17+00:00

UK England Berkshire The Rhoom London Acton Survial Unit B18 Acton Business Centre, School Road, London, NW10 6TD. T: 020 8961 1977 Balham Unit 9 Stoke Newinton Audio Underground. 12 Northwold Road, London, N16 7HR. T: 020 72411818 Karma

info:tech:luthiers

tauzero — 2009-09-22T15:04:10+00:00

The members of the Basschat forums have at some time had work carried out by the following luthiers, who are recommended if you are considering having something done. In a rough North -----> South order: Alan Cringean 07754 502 366 www.acguitars.co.uk Moffat

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peted — 2009-08-14T14:23:45+00:00

Welcome to the Basschat.co.uk wiki! Feel free to browse. You can log in with your forums username and password to edit. It's all a little empty at the moment, so please log on and add to it. Don't worry about formatting if you're unsure, it's the information which is important!

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peted — 2009-08-14T14:20:26+00:00

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peted — 2009-08-14T14:16:50+00:00

* Thumb (Through Neck) * Thumb BO (Bolt-On Neck)

info:tips_and_tricks

basexperience — 2009-07-14T12:49:20+00:00

General Basses Strings From Basexperience (www.funkbass.co.uk) If, like me, you get cheesed off with those expensive strings when they go dead (how much for a 6-string set of Warwick black labels? Sheesh!) - unless, of course, you enjoy that authentic Jamerson thud - then I have a good tip which is well-worn and mentioned in many places on t'internet.

info:buying:choosing_your_first_amp - created

maxrossell — 2009-05-24T10:24:34+00:00

So you have a cool guitar. Half the battle, right? Wrong. Electric instruments need to be amplified, so it necessarily follows that the amplification system is integral to the sound. What's more, because there's only so much you can do with passive microphones and EQs, but an almost infinite number of options when it comes to amplification systems, you will eventually realise that getting a cool guitar is nowhere near half the battle. Maybe not even one-third of the battle.

info:the_good_rehearsal_guide - created

maxrossell — 2009-05-24T09:22:48+00:00

REHEARSAL SPACE 1. Make sure you have a rehearsal room that is at least tidy, if not clean. Untidy rooms, as well as just not being particularly nice places to be, will lead to things getting lost and damaged. Pay particular care to how your cables, instrument and power, are organised, as jumbles of both together can lead to noise issues, and being tangled up can damage an instrument cable. Moreover, you may not realise it, but that massive heap of junk piled up against the wall might be having…