casapete

I use a Pignose Hog 30 - just about ok for the job. Not sure of the price now,when I bought mine from Thomann I seem to think it was around £90. Last quite a few hours on one charge, keeps up with rest of jazz band but only just.

Anyone out there help?

Mark bought a speaker cable off me-prompt payment,good communications-top fella! Pete.

[quote name='dougal' post='740423' date='Feb 9 2010, 10:08 PM']They're usually in mm: mine's 10mm.[/quote] Guess that makes mine 16mm then-are these common?

Theres a GK 1001RB in the for sale section on here for £450 ono,which would be a great amp for you. Lots of headroom with an old school bit of grunt too........luvverly!

[quote name='Mr Bassman' post='739497' date='Feb 8 2010, 10:24 PM']It might be useful to know what the diameter is. I met a bassist at a gig in Bradford with a busted endpin, wonder if he's sorted it? I'll see if I can get in touch with him.[/quote] Nice one, thanks. Would seem to be 5/8" diameter - is that correct/standard? Cheers.

Just sold Myke some strings - quick easy transaction, top bloke to deal with! Cheers,Pete.

Just sold Matt some acoustic strings - quick easy transaction,top bloke!

[quote name='12stringbassist' post='739434' date='Feb 8 2010, 09:32 PM']Weighs nothing!!! [/quote] I want one.............

I've been sorting through my loft and came across this Cry Baby wah wah pedal that I've had since my guit*r playing days. Serial number seems to be 39424, with no other manufacturing details on it (Dunlop or Vox etc). It still works, but is missing a couple of rubber feet and the on/off switch is a bit stiff. Anyone know it's value / more info please? (Can't find much help on t'interweb.) Many thanks Pete.

Thanks! If anyone's interested in it then let me know-cheers.

Just found this in my loft - is it called the endpin (or spike) maybe? Came from a bass I used to briefly own, just wondered if its of any use/value to anyone on here? Any advice gratefully received. Thanks. Pete.

Any small mixer/amp should be okay for what you need. I'd recommend Peavey - model XR684 or similar, which can be found s/h for around £150 to £200. Also Yamaha EMX range (512 etc) are good for the money, and sound fine too. Your speakers will easily manage 200 watts per side, in fact the maxim with PA amps seems to be having more watts than speaker handling so you don't need to run the amp flat out therefore getting lots of headroom for a clean clear sound. Unless the amp is seriously wound up full for a long time you should be okay. Good luck!

[quote name='thebassman' post='737410' date='Feb 6 2010, 05:10 PM']I am pretty sure the high input is for passive basses and low for active.[/quote] Wot he said. I usually just use the unput which sounds best without 'peaking' -eg on Trace Elliot gear there is a green for ok/red for peak led on the input stage. This lets you obtain the best signal without overloading the preamp. Dont think you will do any damage if you use the 'wrong' input for your instrument-just use your ears to get the best level&sound you can.

[quote name='Platypus' post='667857' date='Nov 27 2009, 11:32 PM']OK this what I do: use these guys: [url="http://www.stringsandbeyond.com/dr-mr-45.html"]http://www.stringsandbeyond.com/dr-mr-45.html[/url] 4 string set of Hi-Beams = $23.95 5 sets comes to $119.75 less current discount offer (15% of total order- enter code thanksgiving15 - valid until midnight on Monday 30/11) new total £101.79 Add Postage (USPS) $14.95 Total order $116.74 delivered Using the Post Office USD/GBP conversion rate 1.5676 comes to £ 74 delivered. I have used Strings and Beyond myself many times and always had great service. They may not stock that many brands of bass strings, though for DR's their spot on. Hope that helps P[/quote] +1 for stringsandbeyond. Cheapest I could find DR's. Stringbusters always good though - and a UK company.