Telebass

My Mexican P is around 9lbs, my main gigging bass a shade UNDER 7lbs. Sounds great!

Flats are simply the best.

Home: Tascam MP-BT1. Smallest gigs/rehearsals: Fender Bassman 25. Most blues band gigs: Markbass CMD121H Largest gigs, or with rock band: Markbass LMIII into Barefaced Super 15.

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1391983555' post='2363356'] You can take a line out from the FX send & into the computer & plug headphones into that. Set the gain to where it needs to be (to control the signal going to the PC) & set the master to 0. I do this for recording (often turning the master up to hear the bass when I don't use headphones). [/quote] Bingo. Another way to have whatever combo you want!

I'll repeat, because otherwise you're doing yourself out of good gear. Use a gadget with headphones, and get the combo you want!

Very wet and very windy. Not indoors, fortunately! 50th bd party, good gig.

[quote name='SlapbassSteve' timestamp='1391829777' post='2361859'] Fender Precisions are in, Jaydee's and fretlesses are out. Way off the world at the moment, as has been said there just isn't any fretless in today's pop music... I've been interested to see some slapbass creeping back into the charts though. Fretless next maybe, this stuff seems to come and go in cycles. I've got a fretless that was given to me by another bassist which I keep 'just in case' I'm ever called up and asked to play a fretless specifically, but can't see it ever getting used outside my living room. [/quote] No problem - buy a fret less Precision! Available from 200 squids.

Hope to see you there for the one calm night, weather-wise that is, this week!