violin basses
, 10.04.2012, 18:24
Hello everybody,
since my website violinbasses.com (aka fuenfhunderteins.de) is pretty often frequented from here I became aware of sovietguitars.com.
The good thing is: I found new violin basses that I would like to put into my gallery e.g. here or here.
The bad thing: I am not able to write russian to ask in these threads for picture permissions or data like factory names of these basses.
So here is my request: if anyone of you guys is able to do that for me I would be very thankful - as a matter of course I will mention all names of helpers in the gallery in case it is not unwanted. Thanks a lot in advance!
Re: violin basses
v-dmisay, 10.04.2012, 18:41
Hello! The first link: this e-bass was official called Electric Guitar "Bass", non-official - Odessa Violin-Bass because it was produced at the Factory of Musical instruments in the town of Odessa (USSR, now Ukraine). The second link - it`s unknown e-bass, we don`t know exactly what is it. As far as I understand You would like to get the photos of these basses?
Re: violin basses
shock07, 10.04.2012, 18:48
[link]
What about this one?
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 10.04.2012, 20:21
Welcome to sovietguitars, Uli!
Don't worry about not being to write Russian - this is exactly what the English section of the website is for: you can ask your questions here on specific instruments/threads that interest you and we'll help you get the info you need.
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 10.04.2012, 20:29
Uli, as far as the second link("Tajfun") there's been no consensus reached on the origins of that instrument - do you have any ideas?
Re: violin basses
, 11.04.2012, 15:35
Hi folks,
thank you very much for that warm welcome!
@v-dmisay:
the quality of the pictures is sufficient, but I hesitate to publish them without the ok of the original owners...
@shock07:
of course your link would be fine too...I only didn't find it yet. I only followed sources that the statistics of my website told me - that means threads where a link to my site is enclosed
@shlepakoff:
The way they wrote the name 'Taifun' on it reminds me a bit on the polish defils. But no, not a real idea, sorry!
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 12.04.2012, 15:16
Uli, since no one has expressed any objections, feel free to go ahead and use the info/photos you are interested in adding to your website. Also, Я-Ха who is the owner of the Muzeum is okay with you using the data available on: [link].
If you need any help, including translating the info that interests you, please let me know
Re: violin basses
, 14.04.2012, 11:46
Thank you so much Ilya - I'm going to add information on the according sites that the picture material is used by kind permission of the sovierguitars forum - if noone of you guys will disagree.
Thanks again to everybody involved in that case and for being that friendly to your guests!
, 10.04.2012, 18:24
Hello everybody,
since my website violinbasses.com (aka fuenfhunderteins.de) is pretty often frequented from here I became aware of sovietguitars.com.
The good thing is: I found new violin basses that I would like to put into my gallery e.g. here or here.
The bad thing: I am not able to write russian to ask in these threads for picture permissions or data like factory names of these basses.
So here is my request: if anyone of you guys is able to do that for me I would be very thankful - as a matter of course I will mention all names of helpers in the gallery in case it is not unwanted. Thanks a lot in advance!
Re: violin basses
v-dmisay, 10.04.2012, 18:41
Hello! The first link: this e-bass was official called Electric Guitar "Bass", non-official - Odessa Violin-Bass because it was produced at the Factory of Musical instruments in the town of Odessa (USSR, now Ukraine). The second link - it`s unknown e-bass, we don`t know exactly what is it. As far as I understand You would like to get the photos of these basses?
Re: violin basses
shock07, 10.04.2012, 18:48
[link]
What about this one?
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 10.04.2012, 20:21
Uli Цитата ...
Hello everybody,
since my website violinbasses.com (aka fuenfhunderteins.de) is pretty often frequented from here I became aware of sovietguitars.com.
The good thing is: I found new violin basses that I would like to put into my gallery e.g. here or here.
The bad thing: I am not able to write russian to ask in these threads for picture permissions or data like factory names of these basses.
So here is my request: if anyone of you guys is able to do that for me I would be very thankful - as a matter of course I will mention all names of helpers in the gallery in case it is not unwanted. Thanks a lot in advance!
Hello everybody,
since my website violinbasses.com (aka fuenfhunderteins.de) is pretty often frequented from here I became aware of sovietguitars.com.
The good thing is: I found new violin basses that I would like to put into my gallery e.g. here or here.
The bad thing: I am not able to write russian to ask in these threads for picture permissions or data like factory names of these basses.
So here is my request: if anyone of you guys is able to do that for me I would be very thankful - as a matter of course I will mention all names of helpers in the gallery in case it is not unwanted. Thanks a lot in advance!
Welcome to sovietguitars, Uli!
Don't worry about not being to write Russian - this is exactly what the English section of the website is for: you can ask your questions here on specific instruments/threads that interest you and we'll help you get the info you need.
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 10.04.2012, 20:29
Uli, as far as the second link("Tajfun") there's been no consensus reached on the origins of that instrument - do you have any ideas?
Re: violin basses
, 11.04.2012, 15:35
Hi folks,
thank you very much for that warm welcome!
@v-dmisay:
the quality of the pictures is sufficient, but I hesitate to publish them without the ok of the original owners...
@shock07:
of course your link would be fine too...I only didn't find it yet. I only followed sources that the statistics of my website told me - that means threads where a link to my site is enclosed
@shlepakoff:
The way they wrote the name 'Taifun' on it reminds me a bit on the polish defils. But no, not a real idea, sorry!
Re: violin basses
shlepakoff, 12.04.2012, 15:16
Uli, since no one has expressed any objections, feel free to go ahead and use the info/photos you are interested in adding to your website. Also, Я-Ха who is the owner of the Muzeum is okay with you using the data available on: [link].
If you need any help, including translating the info that interests you, please let me know
Re: violin basses
, 14.04.2012, 11:46
Thank you so much Ilya - I'm going to add information on the according sites that the picture material is used by kind permission of the sovierguitars forum - if noone of you guys will disagree.
Thanks again to everybody involved in that case and for being that friendly to your guests!