Jump to content
Why become a member? ×

All Activity

This stream auto-updates

  1. Past hour
  2. Misdee
    Hi Chris, I'm not gigging at the moment unfortunately, mainly due to some serious health problems, but I'm still playing the bass everyday. I've got a few nice basses nowadays, but the one I use most of the time is my USA Lakland 44-64 PJ with a Jazz Bass neck profile. It's very well-made, comfortable to play and the classic sounds available with that pickup combination are the perfect choice for most of the music I play.
  3. Richard R started following Please Delete.
  4. Richard R
    Any good for metal?
  5. Manor57
    i tried to do some sounds on my phone but it didn’t show the variations that can be obtained
  6. Geek99
    Any guitarist who thinks he can play bass should be invited to make a final decision one way or the other with no route back or be shot, eithers good. It’s a totally different mindset
  7. waveydavy started following Emma Electronics Discombobulator and Wampler Terraform modulation programmable multi effects
  8. waveydavy
    Wampler Terraform high quality programmable modulation pedal. Info from Wampler - 11 custom designed effects blocks, from Flanger to Phaser, Chorus to U-Vibe, Harmonic Tremolo to Envelope Filter, you know everything about it is going to be perfect. In one incredibly small package, you can control any of the 8 presets via midi, you can assign an expression pedal to control ANY of the main five controls, you can run it in full glorious stereo or keep it in mono... you can even split that mono signal to route some effects to go before your drive pedals, or amp gain, and have the rest follow behind or in your effects loop! When you put the Terraform into your rig, you know that not only will you get that legendary Wampler tone, but you will get the most easy to use, hugely versatile and best sounding collection of modulations you could ever want Photos ASAP
  9. Misdee
    I was referring more to insurance for the operative putting the pickups in the envelope. There's a lot can happen when you're putting something in a jiffy bag, especially if there hasn't been sufficient staff training.
  10. waveydavy
    Emma Electronic Discombobulator v2 for sale. Great condition. Photos to follow. With original packaging. Will be well packaged for delivery Analogue filter pedal With separate, foot-switchable 10 dB boost Ideal for single notes & chords Wide frequency range Suitable for all instruments Controls: Boost, Width, Attack & Sense Switches: Up/Down True bypass Power supply via 9V battery or 9V DC power supply unit (coaxial connection - minus on the inside, not included, matching power supply unit available under article nr 409939) Dimensions (W x D x H): 94 x 123 x 53 mm Weight: 500 g Made in Denmark photos ASAP
  11. Roundthebend
    Hello people, I’m selling my German made Sadowsky metroline mm/j 5 string base. This is a limited edition from 2022 which I’ve owned from new. Mint condition with no marks anywhere and flawless construction. All paperwork included and original Sadowsky case. Sounds amazing. Collection from Chesterfield or possible meet up. No postage as I don’t have packaging. Sad to see it go but I have a few MM styles basses and want to try something different. Weight is 3.71 kg (8.18 lb) Trades considered (now edited): Rickenbacker 4003 (newer version with single truss rod and new style bridge), 5 string of equal quality or potentially a nice jazz bass. Features: Top Wood: Snakewood Body Wood: Torrified Swamp Ash Neck: Roasted Maple, "C" Shape Fretboard: Roasted Birdseye Maple, 21 Nickel/Silver frets Radius: 12" Scale Length: 34" Nut: 1.77", Sadowsky Just-A-Nut III Pickups: Passive Sadowsky J-Style Neck, Passive Sadowsky MM-Style Humbucker Bridge Electronics: Active Sadowsky 2-Way Electronics + Vintage Tone Control Controls: Volume / Balance / Vintage Tone Control (P/P) / Treble & Bass (stacked). Push/Pull function for VTC Knob for Preamp Bypass. 3-Way Toggle Switch for humbucker pickup configuration (Series, Parallel, Single-Coil) Bridge System: Sadowsky Quick Release Machineheads: Sadowsky Light Open Gear Strap System: S-Security Locks Construction: Bolt-On Hardware: Black Gig Bag: Deluxe, included
      • 4
      • Like
  12. prowla
    I have an idea, and it is.
  13. tegs07 started following Basschat on Tour! Tell us your stories of being on the road?
  14. tegs07
    Ah so it’s you in the balaclava doing wheelies on your Sur-Ron.
  15. tauzero
    1W RMS = 133W PMPO. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/267370732623 (see the bottom of the box)
  16. ezbass
    Contact Strings & Things, the UK distributor for EBMM perhaps?
  17. Wolverinebass
    Pity it wasn't sent insured, or tracked.
  18. MacDaddy
    Dress rehearsal for next weeks gig, so all using our own gear. Shuker 3 -> Swiff Audio wireless -> TC Electronics BH800 -> Tech Sound Systems 2x12 (modified). I had trouble with my sound all evening. Couldn't get it right it was always too toppy or clanky, or not bassy enough. The only thing that has changed is that my strings are now DR Neons (Christmas gift). I finally got it right on the last song. Flat EQ but with the bass boosted to 4 o'clock. Spectracomp tone print on full.
  19. howdenspur started following A week of rehearsals for a big arena show... WoT's gig diary!
  20. Today
  21. obi 2 kenobi
    Hi, I just bought a Lakland 55-02 Skyline to join my USA Stingray 5 which I’ve had for around 15 years. Pretty impressed. Getting used to the different string spacing. I know quite a few of you have both. Interested to know your thoughts. Thanks
  22. IanA started following Fender Am Pro ii Precision bass FS/FT
  23. IanA
    Fender American Professional ii Precision bass in 3 tone sunburst with rosewood neck. Born in 2023 and in very nice condition with next to no marks or fret wear. Weighs in at just over 3.9 kg from what the Bassbros advert said when I bought it. Currently wearing a recent set of DR nickel lo riders 45-105 and sporting a nice low action of around 2mm at the 12th fret. comes complete with the original hard case and certificate of authenticity and the truss road tool. I am mainly interested in trades for the equivalent or similar jazz bass, however the weight needs to be 4kg or less. 4 and 5 string are both an option.
      • 2
      • Like
  24. Happy Jack
      • 1
      • Like
  25. lee650 started following TI Jazz Flats
  26. lee650
    Ive just sold an acoustic bass that these were on. They were bought as new and fitted to a Fender. They havent been cut much and i had them on a 2 a side acoustic. Silks are in great condition,not actually played much so lots of life in them. £35 incl UK only delivery
  27. soulstar89
    Appreciate the tips bud. I saw a Harley Benton spaceship 40 on sale for 90. I used pedal playground to do this: Came out a seminar and it had sold. I have room to add a phaser on bottom. I could also get the small ditto to help space also. Your advise is very valuable. I look into the 60 also. I am thinking is very much a to big. I want a pedal like the genzler reQ but much smaller.
  28. mxm
    It’s a nice bass, but 4 hours drive!?? - fair do’s - feel free to send me a direct message to discuss!
  29. Sparky Mark
    Thanks Geoff, We should probably continue this conversation via PM. I'll message you.
  30. manol started following Tech 21 dUg Pinnick
  31. manol
    Hello mate, I'll take it! I'll send you a PM. Cheers, James
  32. miles'tone
    My vid is still on there too. 6 years ago... I too sold mine eventually as I went to 5ers for a band at the time. Damn if it wouldn't just be perfect for what I'm doing now 🤦
  33. ingmar808 started following First pedalboard and power supply advise
  34. ingmar808
    The No1 rule when starting out is to get a bigger board than you need. You're inevitably going to add to your pedal collection, and it's a real PITA to strip down your old board, and set up a new one, for the sake of a few extra inches. Also, having a little extra space around each pedal makes them easier to connect, and swap out if need be. Having a super-tight board, crammed to the max with just the right tools for the job, only comes with years of experience.
  35. Dan Dare
    Par for the course these days, especially with compact/class D stuff. LD Systems offer 1U power amps. Their PA speakers get good reviews and I've been impressed by those I've heard (I auditioned a couple of their stick and sub models when I was looking for my PA a few years back). Lab Gruppen are definitely worth checking out, too, but they ain't cheap. If you want shallow rack depth, power outputs are likely to be lower. Quart from a pint pot, etc.
  1. Load more activity
×
×
  • Create New...