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[quote name='Immo' timestamp='1473079966' post='3126644'] Relic, either fake or real, is acceptable. But the cracked body - it's hideous. [/quote] Natural wear is acceptable :-)

There are two types of people - those who like "reliced" basses and those that don't. I'm in the latter camp, I really don't understand the attraction of adding fake wear... But whatever floats your boat... [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1473060532' post='3126386'] Y'know, there are people who will actually pay good money to have the finish on their shiny, new bass wrecked. It's a funny old world ... [/quote]

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1472675848' post='3123259'] I still want a 55-94 or a super rare 55-76 , if we slag them off enough I might be able to aford one sooner! [/quote] Was there not a 55-76 on ebay a while ago?

+1 [quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1473064326' post='3126424'] Here's a suggestion that will eliminate the apparent dread of out of line tuners and reduce neck dive in one hit...how about tuners with just a square socket, and one key used to slip on and tune each string in turn, then returned to the pocket, or wherever you'd keep such things. [/quote]

The only thing that broke Jeeves and Wooster up :-)

Welcome..

We've either bypassed them in the past or in one notable incident, covered the mic with padding and gaffa tape :-)

Not that he's said, but all wireless is subject to interference. I'd personally set it up to use a clear channel using a phone/laptop based (free) channel sweep tool...

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Try just using the middle finger whilst practising. I also exercise my ring finger and little finger. This really helped when I had a mallet fracture earlier this year. I also play keys so maybe this comes more naturally

This +1. [quote name='bassman7755' timestamp='1472981549' post='3125682'] Sounds like a bad idea on several levels. Your going to destroy the resale value of what is a pretty expensive cab, its likely to sound rubbish compared to a super midget or BB2. You could probably sell a super compact in good nick for at least £400 which means youve got £200 to find for a super midget. Think carefully about what your contemplating - taking a hatchet to a cab which you bought in the first place because it was put together with carefully matched and tuned components. [/quote]

Mate of mine has this. He has Mackie active tops and subs.. he loves it and it sounds great

Volvo V70 works well for me.. my bass rig, PA and lights although has to be packed right :-)

Mywatt 400... http://weber-amps.de/en/index.html reminds me I should never I sold my 200 watt Hiwatt in the 80's..