chrismuzz

I used a modular 6x10 rig for a couple of months. Great for being able to hear yourself on stage if you have to stand really close to it, and big amps always look good!

Bought a Harley Benton BA500H from Ant. arrived extremely well packed, thanks!

[quote name='Raslee' timestamp='1405116341' post='2499053'] those neo's sound interesting too [/quote] You're damn right!!

Bassists tend to have a cleaner sound that guitarists so strings do make more of a difference, definitely!

[quote name='MoJo' timestamp='1404835379' post='2496231'] I wouldn't mind doing a comparison with yours Chris [/quote] Just realised you're practically on my doorstep. Why not?? It's currently up for sale but it's still around for now. Drop me a PM if you want to give it a bash

I've had good experiences with them too. First time I ordered online from them they phoned me almost immediately to tell me one of the pedals was out of stock. Told me how Long the wait was likely to be, and offered alternative choices, or to cancel part of my order. I decided to wait and it ended up being quicker than anticipated

If its the cab.... After a lot of experimenting I'm back with a markbass cab, maybe that's what's missing??

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1404588928' post='2494031'] Buying a Peavey Bass would go against the grain... [/quote] Bugger...

Markbass 250 watt should be fine and they're only around 225 New at the moment!

That's surprising, but I guess we have been blessed with other string manufacturers going above and beyond. It wouldn't make me rush out to buy any Warwick strings again so though...

Interesting... It's not as massive in the low end as my old markbass amp but it's definitely the second beefiest amp I've ever owned! Maybe it depends on which cab model you use? I only ever use the BAM one (no cab modelling) because I don't really 'do' deep bass

Sansamps are a pretty cool addition to any rig. Decent tone shaping and some really cool sounds when you turn the gain up. I like using it in combination with random drive pedals for really unique (mostly aggressive) tones

I wouldn't worry about it too much mate. Feeling like you've let someone down is embarrassing, and even though it's better to just let somebody know not everyone thinks that way. Trust me, I work in sales and people really hate to say no!!

Doesn't look like a coffee table to me. I like it! ESP/LTD are very well made instruments, and yes, they're very good for metal

I remember seeing this on the ESP website about 12 years ago when I used to play guitar. Bit much but I'm sure it's a well made guitar!

Big plus one for entwistle neodymiums. I've got a PJ set and they are mega high output, with so much midrange on tap. The jazz pickups aren't noisy either which is obviously some kind of voodoo

Oh! You can change feedback by the way. Can't remember how though!

She sent the item back last week, awaiting refund at the moment! We're not worried about getting the money back because of buyer protection... But we're worried about the sellers sanity!

Also to avoid: missmoneypenny.007 Sold my missus a ladies vintage leather biker jacket that was made from plastic and really badly altered so it looked like a bin liner sewn together by a blind man with no fingers... For £140... And then when she complained her defence was that its definitely an official Kate Moss designed one. I have no words!