paul_5

[quote name='Pete Academy' timestamp='1341605624' post='1721839'] Well I watched issue 3 and was impressed, especially as it's free. My only complaint is having paid eleven quid initially and not having access to the extra features. [/quote] Ditto.

I'm considering some block stickers on my unlined, ebanol fretless fingerboard. Black ones though, obviously.

[quote name='daz' timestamp='1341582978' post='1721349'] My Hartke [b]LH500[/b] is the bees knees, and louder than an earthquake. [/quote] True dat - the LH heads are really loud. Bit lacking in mids, but definitely loud. [quote name='daz' timestamp='1341582978' post='1721349'] I play it through a Behringer 500 watt cab with Aluminum cones which is basically a Harke [b]2x100[/b] rip off. It gives a pretty neutral sound. [/quote] I really hope that's NOT a typo .

[quote name='Johnston' timestamp='1341585886' post='1721439'] Looks Legit. [/quote] Nice use of Poe's law there. Looks more JapCrap than fender to me...

Get in touch with Dave Hall (DHA on here) I swear by his valve stuff - really good quality kit. Who knows, he may already make something like this.

Start with the Bjork album - track 4 is an old jazz number from the '40s - that should break you in gently.

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1341569631' post='1721024'] Another +1 for the Adam A7s. Great monitors for the money. [/quote] [quote name='charic' timestamp='1341561580' post='1720851'] I like the Yamaha's (I use HS50m's) as I was pretty much glued to the NS10's at uni. [/quote] If you can get a mix to sound balanced on NS10s then you've pretty much cracked it!

Yeah, my brother and I are doing an order from GFS in the States and I was just going to get a pair of J pups, but for round about the same money I could have a bit more of a mid peak (in theory) without relying on outboard circuitry.

I'm looking to upgrade the pups on my fretless Jazz, but am considering a MM style hum bucker instead of the bridge pickup - anybody got any experience of using a MM in the bridge position and a single coil in the neck position? Is it worth doing? I should mention that I tend to favour a 'bridge' sort of sound, with just a bit of the neck dialled in for some extra lows.

[quote name='MysticGuitar' timestamp='1341562399' post='1720863'] Primus' recent CD. Love it! [/quote] +1, it's ace!

"superunknown" by Soundgarden - brilliant album from start to finish, that and 3rd Bass' awesome "The Cactus Album". It's a bit of a '90s fest in _5 towers today.

Punk is all about smack and glue, surely! Punk is about DIY and individual expression by any means necessary. Do it, do it now!.

Why not try to get one per year? That should add up to 20 tunes no?

boke.

One bass (home made fretless) One amp (Hartke LH500), one cab (Hartke Hydrive 410) is all I use for gigging. Oh, and a board with 2 fuzz pedals, a chorus, octave and envelope filter. And a rack mounted compressor and valve O/D unit. Does that count?

I work with his mate - it's very worrying.

[quote name='MysticGuitar' timestamp='1341417645' post='1718703'] LOLOLOL!! Apparently the front [s]man[/s] person must have boob-envy and doesn't want anyone looking at the female instead of [s]him[/s] them. [/quote] fixed.

have we had 'stand by me' yet?

Doesn't that breach employment law on the grounds of being a) sexist and ageist? Just saying... Of course, I'm a bloke in my 30s who's about 8lb too heavy, with nay titties at all, so it might just be me being a bit grumpy.

'Boots' - Nancy Sinatra

'Be my girl' by Jet (I think), 'Live Wire' by AC/DC if you want something bit less obvious, RHCPs 'Higher ground', 'Come together' By the Beatles, 'Hysteria' by Muse, 'Eton Rifles' by the aforementioned Jam Just a minute, I'll have a proper think...