repopulating says:

True.. Yeah this gang will survive..ill make sure of it. We have a few new members too so yeah its all good.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:16 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

The only thing I ask is the Badge stays the same, as well as the foundation of the clan. Other members are welcome to join the Krew. If an other clan folds, and decides to join us, you may want to give the Leader some form of power (to keep an eye on his former members etc), as well as having power to vote on certain issues.

Just a thought

19 Dec 2006 - 12:25 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

repopulating says:

Yep after all this we've decided to keep it the same. I like the [X] Krew how it is with no clans mixed so yeah we've decided against it now.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:27 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

Sweet

19 Dec 2006 - 12:30 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

DJaye says:

Are there any guitarists here? I just bought myself a 'Cole Clark'. Cost me $1500 bucks. It is awesome.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:32 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

LoveIsMurder13 says:

I'm learning bass....

19 Dec 2006 - 12:33 Brisbane, Queensland

repopulating says:

My mate bought a bass guitar for $500 its pretty sweet though i dont know how to play it. I might think about learning it or drums
**EDIT** Djaye that guitar looks sick!

19 Dec 2006 - 12:35 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

* All solid timber dreadnought with internally carved top and back.
* Natural finish Neck- Qld Maple
* Solid “AAA” grade spruce top or Bunya
* Qld Maple, blackwood or Indian Rosewood back and sides
* Inlaid face edge and rosette inlays. All timber binding.
* Abalone inlays (fingerboard, face edge & rosette)
* Fingerboard and bridge - ebony (with ebony bridge pins)
* Grover Gold machine heads
* Tusq nut
* FaceBrace® Sensor. The Face Brace Sensor is the first pickup that captures vital sounds and tones created by the face of the guitar. The sensor runs across a large section of the face resulting in a truly live signal that has to be heard to be believed. The FL3 also comprises a back sensor.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:37 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

repopulating says:

Wow... I want one of those...

19 Dec 2006 - 12:39 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

Yeah, they are awesome. The Company Director of Cole - Clark worked and designed guitars for 'Maton'. These guitars are made in Melbourne. Totally awesome.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:40 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

ben3gfc says:

i play electric guitar

19 Dec 2006 - 12:41 Geelong, Victoria

repopulating says:

I like the sound of the electric but i like the vintage look of the bass.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:48 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

LoveIsMurder13 says:

Mine is an Electric Bas USA version here are the secs...


American Precision Bass® Specifications
Model Numbers: 019-3200 (rosewood)
019-3202 (maple)

Body: Non veneered alder or ash

Neck: Graphite reinforced maple

Fingerboard: Rosewood or maple (9.5' Radius/241 mm)

Scale Length: 34' (864 mm)

Frets: 20 medium-jumbo

Width at Nut: 1.625' (41.3 mm)

Tuning Machines: Deluxe cast/open back

Pickups: 1 American split-coil/bi-pole

Controls: Volume, tone

Pickguard: 3-ply parchment

Bridge:
String-through-body
Unique Features Hand rolled fingerboard edges; highly detailed fret and nut treatment; straplock buttons

Strings:
Fender Super Bass 8250M PN# 073-8250-006 NPS .045, .065, .085, .110TW (taper-wound E)


Accessories
: Hard shell case, cable, strap, straplocks, polishing cloth; truss rod adjustment 'T' wrench PN# 004-8693-000 (3/16' hex), saddle height adjustment wrench pn# 002-1109-000 (1/16' hex)

Post a pic later.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:52 Brisbane, Queensland

LoveIsMurder13 says:

To be more pecific it's a Bullet Bass Electric Fendor Guitar.

19 Dec 2006 - 12:58 Brisbane, Queensland

repopulating says:

Sounds exieting

19 Dec 2006 - 12:59 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

yeah, Fenders are cool, they have been around for years. Their Bass Guitars are exceptional.

19 Dec 2006 - 13:05 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

cqloner says:

hmmmmm i have a t-354 fendor ag

19 Dec 2006 - 13:06 rockhampton

LoveIsMurder13 says:

I can't find a pic on the internet. It's quite old. My step-dad gave it to me. I'll have to take a picture a post it here sometime this week.

19 Dec 2006 - 13:14 Brisbane, Queensland

repopulating says:

I hope djaye you will come on the site more.. It gets boring when the people who havnt been here for long arnet here..

19 Dec 2006 - 13:16 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

DJaye says:

You guys should try 'Elixir' Strings, they are twice as much as standard strings, but last five times longer, and have a teflon coating which feels great to play, not too slippery, and not too grippy. Most of the pros use them. You can get lite versions of them, which are good for beginners, less pressure is needed, because the string is thinner. The downside is that they are not as 'Full' as a thicker string.

I have heard that it is good to wash your hands before playing, it stops grime and oil build up on the strings, which causes the strings to vibrate less with a dull sound, and preserves the strings coating.

19 Dec 2006 - 13:18 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

DJaye says:

cqloner said:hmmmmm i have a t-354 fendor ag

19 Dec 2006 - 13:19 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.

repopulating says:

Accidental double post

19 Dec 2006 - 13:20 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

repopulating says:

Alot has changed when you havnt been here. Homebrew talk, Site update soon, etc etc oh and just yesterday nobs banning

19 Dec 2006 - 13:22 NBO Says: jungle cat FTW :P, who else voted for that tool i know i did but why did some one else

Kiah says:  

Djaye - Maybe its both?

19 Dec 2006 - 13:22 Toodyay, WA

DJaye says:

We have tonnes of members now.

19 Dec 2006 - 13:23 Sailing The Great Barrier Reef.