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  2. LukeFRC
    Hmm might be a bit of a messy thread now I've taken off the stuff that's sold.... Shallow Water thingy withdrawn - it's too good So only the L4 left, far cheaper than it costs to buy the bits!
  3. ezbass
    Pitch pipes for me too, although I found them rubbish for ages (they were fine, it was my ears that were at fault). TBH, once I could discern pitch, I tuned to records (E or A usually) and then harmonics from there.
  4. waveydavy
    Mono bass sleeve bass gig bag in excellent condition with only light use - the lightest gig bag in Mono’s range so easy to lug around but still great protection. Photos to follow ASAP Need to source a box if postage is required Info from mono- The Bass Sleeve® Case is designed to be a minimalist solution for traveling light and simple, and it is where MONO's innovative protection and high quality construction standards are merged into a super slim and stylish design. 360° PROTECTION Like the Vertigo™, the Bass Sleeve® Case is Top-Loading® for quick, stand-up access. Its design allows you to quickly unzip the case and pull your bass out from the top. This is enabled by a hidden diagonal hinge on the front panel of the case. Once unzipped, the case naturally opens out and to the right. No need to lay the case down on the floor. Easy access. The Bass Sleeve® Case features a slimmer variation of the Headlock® — MONO's patented neck suspension system. This slimmer Headlock® is molded from solid, shock-absorbing EVA rubber to protect the neck and headstock from impact during falls. When your bass is zipped-in, its neck is automatically secured inside the Headlock®'s contoured groove. At the bottom, the case features a super slim EVA insole to keep the body off the ground and protect the strap pin from bottoming-out when the case is put down too hard. SMART STORAGE The Bass Sleeve® Case features a messenger bag style storage pouch that's perfect for small laptops, tablets, notebooks, cables and other extras that you might need when traveling light. A small interior mesh pocket keeps those little, critical items close at hand. BUILT TO LAST WEAR IT OUT MONO cases are built to military specs, using only high-test materials with extreme resistance to abrasion and the elements. Inside, the plush lining protects delicate custom finishes. Outside, the water-resistant shell keeps you on the move, rain or shine. 100% animal free. RIVETED HANDLE & CUSTOM STEEL BUCKLE Rock solid, industrial webbing handles come standard on MONO cases. Bar-tack stitching and steel rivets reinforce for strength, while high grade webbing provides a super comfortable grip. A custom steel buckle is used to secure the storage pouch with industrial seatbelt webbing. Simple and secure with a nice touch of style. DIMENSIONS & FITTING LIKE A GLOVE Internal Dimensions: 48" x 15.5" x 3" (122cm x 39.4cm x 7.6cm) External Dimensions: 50.5" x 17" x 2.5" (128.3cm x 43.2cm x 6.4cm) External Pocket Dimensions: 10.5" (Short) / 17" (Tall) x 14" x 2" (26.7cm / 43.2cm x 35.6cm x 5.1cm) Weight: 5lbs (2.3kg)
  5. Woodinblack
    Yeh, I looked on line but the only demos are people spending time adding reverb or doing robot voices, neither of which are things I need to use ever!
  6. WishIcouldplay
    Just to be clear the price I am asking is £3000. That being said I am sure anyone who might have an interest in a Bass of this quality and condition would drop me a message to negotiate.
  7. snorkie635
    That looks great fun.
  8. BassTool
    Full house at a relatively local club for us. Shotton Comrades last night, easy load in, great crowd too 👌🏼 Zoom B2 four is working well with my simple two settings - basically it's an uncoloured Vigier tone with compressor only, and identical compressor and chorus for any widdly bits 😆 my Cliff Bordwell fretless just goes straight into the desk.
  9. Angelus started following Fender Squier Maple Precision Neck & Fingerboard - Loaded.
  10. Angelus
    PM’d.
  11. tayste_2000 started following Best pedal you've bought under £50?
  12. tayste_2000
    Sonicake Octaver
  13. Lakland5
    £285 !!! £285!!!
  14. Skybone
    Pitch pipes...until I could afford a quartz tuner.
  15. Lakland5
    Apparently not. Reduced to £335
  16. 80Hz started following G&L L-1000 pickup position
  17. 80Hz
    Hoping a kind Basschatter may be able to indulge my obsessive compulsiveness. I'm building a Harley Benton Precision kit on which I plan to install a G&L MFD humbucker instead of a regular Precision pickup. I know that on an L-1000 the pickup is supposed to be in the P position, but I was hoping to get an actual measurement from an L-1000 to confirm. So what I'm looking for is a measurement from the middle of the 12th fret to the center of the allen hole on the top row of pole pieces: If anyone was able to do that I will drink a beer to your name!
  18. tayste_2000
    Inspired me to get a battery for my Anagram, mine is much smaller but should run for 4.5 hours. I tried it on the pedalboard and it said 1.5 hours powering the Mantle and Luce 😂
  19. tayste_2000
    The gas monster has been satisfied. For more info and gushing see: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/show-me-your-compact-pedalboard-setup.891222/page-563#post-29490999 But in short I’ve finally found what I’ve been searching for, I’ll still be using the Anagram for most things but there is a core setup I’ve been chasing that I’d use in the studio or on a gig where there was a competent soundman and provided IEMs. This board is that, aspirational in terms of the gigs it would be used on but perfect tonally and something that if I only use at home I’ll be fine with. One of the issues with digital is I feel you still need a good analog (pun intended) to make sure you’re not drifting to close to crap, an issue that’s easily possible when you have a unit that can do anything. Maybe I’ll capture what I’ve got going on here, maybe I’ll add in the Camden and capture all that, but one rig is plug and play and the other is plug and play after about 5 hours of programming and comparisons. Anyway enjoy the board with 3 xlr’s and 1 effect 🙃
  20. albertoss started following What's the going rate for Stingrays nowadays?
  21. albertoss
    Bass Bros are now trying to sell this for £1400...!!! Glad I found this thread before buying from them!
  22. EdLib-3
    PRICE DROP: Now £525
  23. Happy Jack
    Yup. I'll continue to use the H1 with my rock'n'roll band where it's all The Jordanaires, but I was singing last night with my covers band where I find myself being forced to take on more lead vocals, and I wonder whether the V3 could have a part to play there.
  24. petebassist
    An update, as recommended, I put some Titebond hide.glue along the gap, clamped it, & wiped off excess with a damp cloth, and it’s holding well.
  25. SteveXFR
    I tried Scott's Bass Lessons. Didn't get on with them at all. I found them quite uninspiring and too much based around jazz and blues music. The biggest problem was the lack of any feedback until I got in a room with other musicians who were honest enough to tell me that my timing sucked
  26. Mrbigstuff
    https://scottsbasslessons.com
  27. Woodinblack
    interesting to hear views on what it sounds like!
  28. tubbybloke68
    Pure class these little units! I tried a lot before settling on mine, so compact and easy to use! Great price too I’d say! Glwts x
  29. Salt on your Bass?
    Dropping to £190 posted. Thanks
  30. Happy Jack
    My curiosity piqued by all the above, I've just bought a pre-owned Zoom V3.
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