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[quote name='Legion' post='122643' date='Jan 18 2008, 09:00 AM']I don't know if its the same thing but my old Trace Elliot combo used to do that. As far as I remember it didnt do it new but at some point it just started making a loud pop when switching it on.[/quote] my TE head makes terrible noises if you tuen it off without the mute engaged i got it 2nd hand, so i don't know if it's a getting old thing...

[quote name='stevebasshead' post='121550' date='Jan 16 2008, 04:17 PM']I got mine (super strength sticky backing AND super strong hooks) from John Lewis department store in the section where they sell material and other crafty bits. They sell it by the metre.[/quote] plus the one, and then i staple it to the pedalboard...

of course

saw one on denmark street in london last weekend... something nice to hang on your wall i'm sure !

no to be the heathen here, but get yourself to maplins, buy some van damme cable and a couple of neutriks and learn how to solder. i don't use any bass lead i haven't made myself...some of them have been going for 10 years plus. and if you've made them, you can repair them...i've been at gigs with my soldering kit and repaired other people's leads (and guitars) for them. it normally gets you free beers all night !!!!

that's all very well, but he flirts like a b@stard with posh librarians.

[quote name='ste_m3' post='120990' date='Jan 15 2008, 05:29 PM']Id spend it on things that never get round to being bought. Gig bags, hardcases, rack cases that sorta thing![/quote] plus the one

that's fab ! my mum made me a 'basscake' for my 18th birthday...if i can find some pics i scan them in...

[quote name='Johngh' post='120470' date='Jan 14 2008, 10:06 PM']She was a real looker as well...[/quote] i hope you'd not think it was ok if she wasn't 'a looker' !!!

[quote name='barneythedog' post='120460' date='Jan 14 2008, 09:50 PM']stomping on my Zoom to change patch for a solo only to switch it into "tuner" mode[/quote] or stomp onto a pedal next to the tuner and hit the tuner as well especially annoying when you've bit an overdrive pedal for the noise-fest at the end of a song

[quote name='TheBigBeefChief' post='119833' date='Jan 13 2008, 10:42 PM']Laughed so hard a bit of wee came out.[/quote] thanks for sharing

i keep going back to my 80's mij jazz... it's just so darn playable !!!

just to add my tuppence-worth... i've just replaced my behringer pedal tuner with a boss tu-2. i had to put my signal line booster on before the behringer to get it to register a signal in a reasonable amount of time and i found the tuning pretty off. vmmy of cours

my dod bass chorus sounds nice...it's up for grabs as well...

i was using my double muff at practise today...damn fine sound.

its so....tidy !! my studio/music rooms always look like a bomb's hit them... i'm impressed !!

[quote name='bass_ferret' post='119746' date='Jan 13 2008, 08:03 PM']Here we go again![/quote] ???

i've [i]still[/i] got GAS for the '81, even tho i've got a beautiful '73 at home. i'm a bad man.

isn't anyone going to stag off metal ?

interesting thoughts... interestingly the same goes for my cowpoke pj - i only ever use the front p pickup.

[quote name='Hamster' post='116579' date='Jan 8 2008, 09:33 PM']Yew use the wrong worms entirely so that other people cannot underhand a bird yew are spraying. ** Hamster ** © Ronnie Barker[/quote] here is the nows at ton classic !!!!

[quote name='Hamster' post='116554' date='Jan 8 2008, 09:15 PM']Yes - it does make you weird I thought the bridge was the back Hamster[/quote] dunno what you're talking about serves me right for posting whilst eating a very hot chilli

seems a of of people really favour the bridge pickup on jazz basses... i only ever use the neck on mine...not blend of the back at all - i find the bridge far too nasal. hmmm...