LiamPodmore

Some good players in that article, though there's a few i'd add myself. Nick Latham (Who's on here and won the MarloweDK Bass from Sandberg), David Sin as already mentioned, and Greg Bagley, who hasn't done anything for ages but is a brilliant player.

Liam

Flat on the Terror bass isn't noon, as it's a passive EQ section same as the AD200B. I can't remember the exact settings for it though, but i'm sure someone else will appear momentarily who can remember.

Liam

I name mine, though not always female. I never take time to think of a name though, either a friend does it, or it's the first one that comes into my head when i play it. Every instrument and amp used in my band has been named actually, even the drums.

Liam

Monster by The Automatic is another one of these. There's a bit of scope for some funky octavey work in the chorus, and there the 'face down home town' bit which is always fun, but most of the song is straight quarter notes, though i do miss out one or two in places because it works better.

Liam

I like it when stuff shouldn't sound good and does, but you missed out a huge pun in that you should've said Wise Old Drumbledore

Liam

Shep are you still using George L's for cables or have you gone for the new(ish) Diago ones that i seem to remember you looking at? If so, how're you finding them?

Liam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkqcQO_xIGA

Rory O'Grady from Boomin. That's probably not the best example of them, but it's the one that shows off his bass part to that song best (Which is insanely fun to play)

Liam

Atleast they can actually sing, so we're getting somewhere. I reckon Boomin probably did 34 gigs in the first 2-3 months of 2012, and i know for a fact they did 34 in August 2011 alone.

Liam

I'll go for my usual suggestion of Marshall Jackhammer (JH-1). Versatile and cheap as chips drive. Mine was 20 quid delivered on ebay.

Liam

BBC Introducing can get you very far, just look at Gabrielle Aplin as an example. Congrats on the brilliant exposure.

Liam

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Have you tried [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FENDER-F-LOGO-CHROME-GUITAR-BASS-STRAP-LOCKS-FELTS-STRAPLOCKS-099-0818-300-/230848421006?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item35bfa35c8e"]these[/url]? I have them on my basses and much prefer them to the Schaller / Dunlop ones, especially the plastic rotating disc kind that either snap or come undone.



[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FENDER-F-LOGO-CHROME-GUITAR-BASS-STRAP-LOCKS-FELTS-STRAPLOCKS-099-0818-300-/230848421006?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item35bfa35c8e"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item35bfa35c8e[/url]
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Got a set of these on my 5 string and i don't trust them at all. They just feel like they're gonna come undone unless i check them every 20 seconds (And normally do come undone). Much prefer the Dunlops on my Precision.

As for the Ernie Ball Ergo ones, i had a few sets of some cheaper copies of these and except the occasionaly coming undone, i didn't have too many problems with them at all.

Liam

From my internet browsings, the Alesis IO dock seems the best, though a lot of the cheaper ones seem to work fine. Not sure on apps as i'm an Android guy and haven't managed to get my hands on an iPad yet to have a proper go at this.

Liam

Have a look around on the for sale forums on here. You can easily get a good amp for £300.

Liam

My band's stuff (Some of them have some technical sections too so i can show off with them if i want) as well as some of the stuff i like to play, whatever comes into my head at that moment in time. I've played the Braveheart and Ghostbusters theme tunes often too, no idea why. The best experience i actually had was trying a guitar with a friend. There was another guy on the opposite side of a pillar testing a PRS and i decided to join in with the song he was playing (Trivium's Dying In Your Arms). Sat there for 4 minutes and played through the entire song with a guy i couldn't even see.

Liam

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These two options don't cost far from the same, so I'll probably go with the Harley. Only question I have - the pic on Thomann has a 2-pronged US style plug. I assume there's a transformer or something in the power cable where I can plug a UK plug in there...?
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It's an EU plug. I haven't really pulled the cable apart to check, although i was intending to. I just use an EU/UK adapter at the moment as it's a bit quicker and easier.

Liam

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Or, in English: [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_powerplant.htm"]http://www.thomann.d..._powerplant.htm[/url]

are they isolated though?
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Only on the junior, which doesn't do 12v.

Liam

Since joining BC, i've learnt a hell of a lot more about my gear and how to handle my playing both on and off stage, as well as starting to properly play guitar, which has opened my eyes and expanded my musical abilities quite a lot. I've also gotten into effects and various other things on here, including photography, which all decrease my bank balance on a regular occasion. The last really useful thing, is i now try to my own setups after someone posted a setup guide on here that i now use.

Liam

Gallien Krueger MBE 2x12 with a bit of extra bracing. I think the Mk.1 models are still in stock on Thomann for around the £200 mark.

Liam

You can use the power out on the TU3 without a problem, i do it on my TU2 all the time. As for the cables, i use one that came with my bigger PSU which i don't use often, it's just a cable with a 9v plug on each end. I may have a spare lying around i could send you, i'll have a check when i get home.

Liam

My GAS for a 69'er is abnormally high. With either an Orange AD-200B (If i can be bothered to carry one) or a Terror Bass on top. Mmmmm

Liam

Another vote for a secondhand Japanese Precision. I haven't had flats on mine, but i had no doubt i could achieve those sorts of tones if i did string it with flats.

Liam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiYa4rRw6vY

I trust Reunion Blues stuff, i just can't afford it.

Liam

On the crotch usually, at a few inches short of arms length for picking. If i use my PolyPro strap i can essentially but the bass down on the floor with it still being on my shoulder.

Liam

Dragonforce's latest album. There's a few really nice fills and solo sections from Fred on there, they've finally learnt that the bass channel fader goes up as well as down...

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVxeLyPUnIo[/media]

2:56ish, nothing too difficult, but it just works. I used to hate all of their singles, but they've really hit it out of the ballpark with The Power Within. If you watch Episode 3 of their making of videos, it shows how insane Vadim is on the keys as well.

Liam

Musicman Stingray and (I expect to be disagreed with) Bongo, but only if it's a Stealth Black Bongo 5/6 HH. Oh and most things with a metalflake finish, especially if it's bright, such as neon pink/purple/blue with matching LED's.

Edit: Actually, i'd be surprised if anyone agreed with me on anything other than the Stingray from that

Liam