stingrayPete1977

Well it will stop anyone saying he should of gone to thomann if nothing else! Tricky one with such a big item maybe if you are happy to glue it and they offer you a decent part refund?

Ahhhh! I'm sure they will sort this out but that sucks, everyone else has had no issues at all afaik, not with anything.

[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1369343867' post='2088270'] Watching the second clip just made me think I wish all those f**ktards in the audience would put down their phones/cameras and enjoy the show. [/quote] That's the trouble with corporate crap, also maybe the song was too new? We have all been to see our favourite band only to be told by the excited front man that they are going to treat us to their new unreleased album end to end, oh no!

I quite like the pop production, sad I know

My dream amp for our resident boffins to invent then, two knobs on the front 'volume' 'tone', if somehow the amp could bounce a signal around the room to measure the awkward frequencys then the user selects a choice of preset tones (like a V bass pod thing), amp pig, gashdown, my shell, mike bass etc then adjust the volume to suit

Ace!

If there was a 'correct' setting the amp would not need any knobs!

She was what 12 or 13 when they started? People moan about selling out yet I wonder what they or their children were doing at that age!

On a serious note for a moment if this is upheld then basschat would have to ban; SX Vintage Encore Tokai Sue Ryder Westfield Alleva Copola Shuker Overwater Sadowsky Avon Stagg What will we have left to talk about?

I'd agree with others that we should not discuss the products at all, before anyone calls me an ebmm fan boi I was one of the people annoyed that the ebmm thread about bad fret slots was pulled by request rather than just cleared up. Sure I'm not saying basschat should commision a fake ricky but banning images or private members selling basses......jeez.

[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1369091636' post='2084856'] ...to selling a Kingbass? [/quote] I was going to post something similar (I guess we all were) , I resisted!

Not with green leds......

[quote name='OBT1000_S12' timestamp='1369173432' post='2085953'] I don't usually like red basses but that I liked and solid playing and good singing in the videos! [/quote] Me and ebs _freak both said that earlier! Looks good don't it and yes nice player too.

[quote name='Roger2611' timestamp='1369166068' post='2085780'] Mrs2611 and I quite like their dulcet tones...never heard them before [/quote] They have some great pop/rock songs have a listen to some others on you tube

[quote name='spacey' timestamp='1369144227' post='2085379'] Circuit breakers wont help. The stage needs it's own earthing point as close to the stage as humanly possible. The Rule of thumb is Every 10 meters of wire away from the earthing point and the risk of electrocution trebles. If the earthing point is at the other end of the lead which is 50+ meters away and round the pubs mains board to the cold water pipe. You are as good as dead if any type of rain or short causes problems [b]Any rcd you use can only measure leakage to a bonded earth point so wont trip if the path is via you direct to earth.[/b] A moderately competent electrician can install an earth point at the stage rigged in to the power supply stage end , or use a generator that is earthed. If the only source is a very long extension lead with the earthing point at the other end then if there is any, even remote chance of damp or rain I would suggest you do not play. These things do tend to be make do and hope for the best. Fatalities are not uncommon when no direct earthing point exists, electricity will take the shortest route to earth and if that is via you as opposed to down the other end of a long extension then it will, it is physics and many a person has won a darwin award from 240v 30 amp ring mains. If it is not a generator installed by a compliant person I would insist on an electrician certifying the power supply . You dont get a second chance with this sh*t ! [/quote] This is totally false, I dont want to get into another basschat electrical debate but its not true at all, any leakage (probably 30mA in this case) anywhere other than back through the RCD unit will result in a trip and should be within 200ms but will normally be less than that, worst I have seen was about 57ms. Unless you know what you are doing adding earth stakes etc can make things worse, even a poor TNC-S supply with up to 3 extension reels will give a few Ohms on an earth loop test, 50-100 maybe worst case with enough voltage left to actually power anything which is very poor really, yet a decent stake would be 200+ at best and more like 500+ in a field miles from anywhere

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRWrDNo0uqE&list=RD02qaN_TPceHAU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRWrDNo0uqE&list=RD02qaN_TPceHAU[/url] Gives me Gibson Gripper/Grabber gas and Hayley gas obviously but Im too old and bald to get that, much more chance of a yob Grabber at some point but will I ever use it? sounds good here too... [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaN_TPceHAU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaN_TPceHAU[/url] love her vocals.

I have the black double £35, it works, other than that I dont really know waiting to get a plat pro preamp before I do anymore fiddling.

Good plan, £16! I didnt know such things existed.

I had that problem fitting 3/4 strings to my stagg, ended up drilling the tailpiece and unwinding some silk to get them to fit. Also I wasn't sure what it would do to the tension if I just fitted weich 4/4 strings instead thinking maybe mittels would then be better. The problem with the stagg is that there is more string behind the bridge than a regular db, do you have the same problem? 4/4 strings trimmed down I'd say is your answer. Type is for the experts!

If it left gedo last week I think it will come monday or tuesday!

[quote name='cloudburst' timestamp='1368985081' post='2083694'] :-) You've just eliminated from my consideration any basses you may happen to advertise on here! :-) CB [/quote] Only my pre eb has a sealed neck and that's a keeper, all the ebmm basses are hand buffed so to speak.

I won't say where the method came from but trust me they know how to build basses

I'm not suggesting anyone put grooves or grip tape on the neck, I'm talking 1200-2000 grade wet and dry.

Try sliding a finger over a gloss wall tile, then a satin one. The squeek of clean glass is the grip grabbing and slipping.Anyone who has worked in a body shop will tell you a gloss finish has more grip than a satin one. Think of a tyre, the grippy race ones are slick, treaded tyres have less contact area hence less grip unless its wet because the tread removes water leaving less contact than a slick in the dry but much more than a slick with a layer of water between it and the tarmac. Make sense?

The satin finish develops the perfect feel for me over time