bassically_speaking

P is the standard sound you can't go wrong. P if in doubt

Any feature from a stagg amp

Thanks for the opinions, I think I will try more regular plectrums and maybe I'll be surprised. I am still curious, though... but is that curiosity worth a tenner?

Found some on this website: [url="http://ukulele-plectrums.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=28&products_id=162"]http://ukulele-plectrums.co.uk/index.php?m...products_id=162[/url] I like the look of these; I've always cringed at the sound of a plastic plectrum against my strings, especially when you can hear that clicky sound through the amp. Does anyone have any experience with these or know anything? Feel, sound etc. cheers

Thanks for the advice, Bassnut if you're still selling in a month or so I'll get back to you on that Bassman amp, can't afford just yet. I do like the sound of the terror bass, haven't seen it in any music shops around here to try out, might have to travel a bit. thanks for the advice, never thought of DI'ing to enable headphone use! cheers

Hey thanks for the advice... sorry I forgot to specify the budget. I'm not 100% sure since I'm not getting it for another month or so, but probably £500 max for the head. Thanks for raising the cab issue, I don't have one yet was gonna decide in relation to the head I end up getting. Prefer 1x15 though. Funny about the orange amps suggested 'cos I have the tiny terror guitar head! I have to say it is a very sweet, vintage amp, but would I be a loser to have another tiny terror in the apartment for the bass?? Maybe it's worth it! cheers

Hello, My first post on this forum! I need advice please on which head to go for; I've been looking at Ashdown LG's but they've been getting mixed reviews here. I want to look at a few others now. I recently bought a Fender American Standard Precision and SERIOUSLY need a new amp to do it justice. My requirements are: - at least 300 watts - something considered small/lightweight/portable - something that can give me a vintage kinda thump, James Jamerson, Paul McCartney - a headphone jack would be nice to keep the girlfriend happy Thanks a lot for the help, hope I've done everything right here haven't used a forum before. Cheers