paul_5

Or maybe this from Charles Mingus - lovely playing: I'd also nominate "Turn the page" by Rush and "Stone Dead Forever" by the 'head. Also "Fish On" by Primus, kinda goes out of tune in places, but still a lovely line.

i've had a few daw's over the years. I love protools now, but my best recent find is ezdrummer. I use for everything. [b]Edit[/b] Also loving Sibelius. Got version 4 and love it, use it more than a DAW to be honest.

i use the graphic on my preamp via a footswitch for slapping. Keeping fairly hefty strings (.45s) helps too.

i'm a christian and i used to play very regularly until the arrival of our second son 8 months ago. I leave my rig down there wor other players to use. That also tops out at 1000watts (or thereabouts). Not a problem at ramsbottom pentecostal church though; the pastor is an ex-punk and likes it loud. We do hillsong, audacious etc... stuff. Pretty good stuff, could do with some 7/4 though.

I've been taking advantage of the 'buyer's market' and upgrading kit. Of course, Mrs_5 is happy that I have less spare stuff kicking around the house...

Likewise, I'll be at Manchester with my doppleganger.

I'd swing the other way on this TNIT, i've never played a warwick that I 'clicked' with. Jazz basses on the other hand just work for me. Ultimately it boils down to that, play as many as you can and let your hands tell you which one is for you [/subjective hippy crap]

Cheers for that. Just put a couple of feelers out over there.

bought this body andneck for a tenner the other day. It's had a really amateur defret but plays well enough. [attachment=80507:19052011066.jpg] Needs new electronics and machine heads too. Anyone have any clue where i might find replacements?

How about 'Morphine' featuring Sax, Drums and a two-string slide bass? I'm just saying...

I'm assuming (from Bilbo's description) that you're playing the Miles Davis classic, not the [i]Anti-Nowhere League[/i] song of the same name. Wonder how that would work with a DB? Caution - not one for the kiddies (or your boss or my mum).

Not GAS free at all. Nearly there though, I'll soon have all of the kit I need, so won't have to buy anything ever again... ...I think I have a problem.

depends on too many things; room, which drummer/guitarist/singer i'm working with and also material. If i'm just playing 'on me tod' then the bass is untouched, boost of about 6db at 1.6 and 5khz. Seems to work for me.

ampeg svp pro is my weapon of choice. Had it for 15years and still absolutely love it.