Roland Rock

[quote name='mrtcat' timestamp='1484068130' post='3212411'] I've enjoyed stuff like Daft Punk's Random Access Memoirs recently as the production is so good so anything of that ilk would be great. What is out there? [/quote] Try "It's Album Time" by Todd Terje Enjoy your trip 🌞❄

Bridge Over Troubled Water by Garfunkel and the other one

[quote name='nige1968' timestamp='1484126353' post='3212808'] Thank you, yes simple wet or dry (though compressed) is it. So the simple bypass looper sounds like a solution -- any particular recommendations or otherwise? [/quote] Bright onion or Vein tap should do you

If I read it correctly, you want to either have straight from comp to amp, or bring in the others at once with a single stomp? Do you also want to mix the 'dry' and wet signals? Ie "A+B" on the second ABY? If you simply want "wet or dry" then a single bypass looper will do it for you for around £25 ("off" is straight from input to output, and "on" engages whatever loop you have connected to it) If you want to mix the signals with control over volumes, the SFX Loop Logic will do that, although it's more wonga.

Huge fan of HH - this is one of my favourites. Funnily enough I have previously posted this in funk thread and was told that it is not funk! Just goes to show how different perceptions are: http://youtu.be/lfK5dppG1xg

A lot more than basses! In 22 odd years: Combos: Cougar 1x15 SWR Basic Black EA iAmp 350 Heads: Sound City 120 Red Iron 100w Streamliner 900* Shuttle 9.2* EBS HD350* Trace Twin Valve* Glockenklang Soul* Glockenklang Blue Rock* Pre/poweramps: Avalon U5* Crown XTi 2000* Crest CA9* Cabs: HH 4x12 EA CXL112 Ear Candy 2x10 Barefaced 69er* Barefaced Super Twin* *bought in the last six years, since frequenting Basschat

[quote name='TrevorR' timestamp='1483748219' post='3209916'] Just mentally thinking through my pedal board every single pedal has input on the right and output on the left. And given I own pedals by TC Electronics, Joyo, Morley, EHX, Boss and Tech 21... I would hazard you're seriously swimming upstream on that one [/quote] So everyone agrees what way round they go, it's just that some find that way less than intuitive

I'm quite into Aesop Rock at the moment. Love the production on this: http://youtu.be/52d1CcpEEl8

Going back a few months - I'd love one of these, and could even forgive it for having one string too few http://basschat.co.uk/topic/289712-industrial-radio-pro-4-midi-bass-new-version-with-fretsense-interface-imprint-module-ni-reaktormassive-plogue-bidule/page__fromsearch__1

I've had money from a bass sale sitting in my PayPal account for over a month but no GAS! It's going to go on a new bike frame

The one with a scratchplate

[quote name='bazztard' timestamp='1482732404' post='3202385'] what is this Hootenanny you speak of ? [/quote] An annual pre-recorded New Year's Eve musical TV programme, incessantly featuring Gregory Porter and Ruby Turner, with the odd bit of Jools Holland talking crap.

Haha. I had a a paypal query which quickly became irrelevant as the chap changed his mind about payment method. My season's greetings were still heartfelt and must not be ignored under any circumstances.

Ignore pls Merry Christmas everyone

It's a good head which is loud and flexible. IMO it is better at clean than dirty (I wasn't fond of the overdriven tone). I had a bit of trouble getting clarity at volume when I cut the treble/boosted the bass so moved it on. Overall though, it's a quality head and useful for quite a few applications.

Maybe some sort of cross bracing to support the cloth more?

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1481628199' post='3193803'] I wasn't being entirely serious. [/quote] Well I found it very funny

The year is almost through, so what album have you really enjoyed from this year? For me, there have been a few, but the one that has had the biggest impact for me was Kate Tempest's "Let Them Eat Chaos"; the moody, understated synthy soundtrack perfectly accompanies Kate's wonderful poetry/hip hop storytelling (not a bass guitar in sight) Looking forward to your recommendations. A brief description of the album would be great.

[Img] http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/FB_IMG_1481625749259_zpsvk90b7gq.jpg" class="ipsImage" /> Glockenklang Steamhammer - 700 watts @ 4 ohms, 380 watts @ 8 ohms or - 700 watts @ 2,7 ohms, 470 watts @ 4 ohms, 240 watts @ 8 ohms - Impedance switchable on the back - Class A Inputstage - switchable 4-band EQ, 2 mid-freqs are switchable - Drive section with switchable voicing filter - Effekt Return mono or MP3 Input Stereo - Symmetric DI-Out Pre/Post (Level switchable) - Tuner Out - Headphones output - Tune / Drive / Effekt switchable by footswitch Weight: 3,4 kg / 7.5 lbs Dimensions: 320 x 260 x 63mm / 12.6 x 10.3 x 2.5 " German retail price: 1.323,00 € 19" rack-ears will be available soon, a bag for the amplifier will follow in 2017 The amplifier will be available as of december 13th, 2016.

Jerry Jemmott John Paul Jones Robbie Shakespeare Aston FM Barrett Andy Fraser Chuck Rainey George Porter Jr Gary Willis Mani Justin Meldal-Jonsen

Just sent a bass with a Tanzanian Blackwood fretboard to the Netherlands - glad I got in on time!