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Bought 2 packs of new strings recently. Let's see how they'll turn out
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- ampeg amb-1bc (black cherry) - the wife
- 4 string
- basswood body
- 3 pieces maple neck
- rosewood finger board
- 32" short scale
- bassline SMB-4a pickup
- aguilar obp-3 preamp installed in 2009
- volume, hi / mid / low boost&cut with switchable mid freq
- parallel / split / series pickup switch (mini toggle)
- top load / body thru string loading option
- weight - aprox. 7lbs
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my current/only fretless bass
*update on Apr. 2013, this bass was sold to a friend Stephen
- westone spectrum lx electric bass
- bolt on fretless neck, comes with extra fretted neck
- maple body
- canadian hard maple neck with position dot on the side
- rosewood fretboard, graphite nut
- 34" scale length
- westone magnaflux pickups (one split coil, one humbucker)
- 18v active electronic, can run in passive mode
- black finish including the back of the neck, black hardwares, the ninja bass
- weight about 9.3lbs
- made in japan
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my main bass since winter 2011. / Updated 2013-05-08
- fbass bn (bolt-on neck)
- 5 string
- swamp ash body
- transparent red finish
- 3 pieces maple neck, 4 bolts
- maple fingerboard with dots on the side
- bone nut
- 34.5" scale
- hipshot b style bridge, aluminum (19mm string spacing)
- single coil stacks pickup, humcancelling
- 3 band eq, boost only
- weight near 10lbs
- roland GK-KIT-BG3 divided pickup
- gold hardware
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2nd mix uploaded, and the clip now can be played on mobile devices.
contact form added
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here's a live recording from a bar gig we did backed in 05' sang by dominic sham.
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nov. 19, 2011 rehearsing with the amazing emily hui in first markham place.
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it's time for me to sit down and start learning modes in music, in a more organized and serious way. i had been knowing them exsist for years and only knew them by starting the major scale from different positions (do-re-me-...-do, re-me-fa-...-re, etc.), which is not very useful at all. The motivation came from after watching alain caron's clinic last week, so i'm here trying to work out a schedule and exersises to get to know these modes better based on the things i remembered and understanded from the clinic.