Kev

theres a guy in the bass classifieds selling a peavey grind 6 for £200, buy that

nice intro mate, nice to see a YES fan on board! welcome to the forum

any reason your upgrading to the bass with the slightly warped pickguard and £450 is more than a bit expensive for the slab of wood the sub bass essentially is specially for the passive one, is that a mirror pickguard??

feel free to anyways lol

behringer v amp has mixed review, general consent is that its great value for money, but you get what you pay for, apparantly notes sustain poorly on some settings and do that awful glitchy digital thing, iv never played through one so i cant confirm this, but iv read several reviews that do an auto-wah is an effect that mimics the rocking of a wah pedal back n forth. the speed and depth of which can be set. personally i prefer an envelope filter, or an actual wah pedal

lol indeed just bought myself a mullard valve, il update this page on the results of that when i get it thru the post tomorrow

why thankyou

nah its definatly real, just looks used

once rid of those knobs i think id love that!

thumb looks gorgeous, if it had an extra string id so want it

lovin the sr5, nice basses you have there

well too late, bought now, seems to fit in with completed ebay listings, so if it dont work out il at least get my money back

well i bought it anyways, i figure looking at past ebay sales if i dont like it, or if its noisy or sumit il get my money back easy enough, its used but has been tested properly and apparantly has no leaks or anything so it should be okay

anyone here think £20 is a decent price for a used but tested 'good' mullard ax7 valve?? i need to decide fast as im sure someone else will buy soon if i dont!

crazy as it is, my zoom b2.1u tunes down to A, pretty accuratly too!

i dont understand, there must be a cable going from the brick to the pedal ye? attached the end of that cable into the daisy chain instead of the pedal, and voila, you have 4 extra power points

iv been offered one for £20, any good?????

the daisy chain would work fine with those pedals, not much current draw goin on so one 9v output should power a few pedals with a chain

am i being blonde, or is an easy solution for this just sticking a daisy chain into one of the 9v outputs??