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Thanks mate! I've put them up in the FS too see if anything happens. To be honest, I don't pay much attention to amps. I like a good bass and good effects, but an amp is an amp to me! Thanks for your suggestions Eude, I'll have a gander!

Hello there. I'm thinking about selling my Peavey T-Max and Ampeg 410E. I'm not in a band anymore and rarely play very loudly (due to the amp being in my room), so I'm thinking of just getting a small combo. Has anyone downgraded and regretted it? I'd be looking for around 100W, perhaps an old Trace off ebay or something. Thanks

i might sound an idiot here, but if you order online do you get actualy tickets, or can i get one now, and use the paypal printoff to get in? also, anyone else going on their own? Noone else I know would pay £17 to watch me walk around going 'ooohhh' and 'aaahhh'

I'll be going Dave. I'd love to try out the new amp, and I'll be sure to say hello! Not sure if you remember, but you fixed my DHA VT2 Dual Bass a few months ago...I'm still loving it! Cya Sunday

For some reason I thought this was a week on Saturday. Looks like I'll be going anyhoot!

seems pretty normal to me

I actually loled when I saw that

Imagine an octaver (one that doesn't track too greatly) whilst playing a low E. Like a bit out of control, but still useable I would say!

So, I got this pedal yesterday. It's a 'cousin' of the big muff/way huge swollen pickle pedals and cost me around £90 with £24 customs whn it got here. Bearing in mind I have only played a russian big muff (the black one, which I got rid of very quickly!), I wasn't really too sure what to expect. Construction-wise, this is built to last. Mine has the number 25 on it, and I believe they just got new cases, so it looks very professional and neat! As soon as I hooked it up and turned it on I was blown away. Great sound with an AMAZING amount of bass coming though! No need for a blend pedal with this thing. It has 3 knobs, volume, saturation and shape. Volume does what it says on the tin, saturation is the amount of fuzz and 'bite', and shape seems to bring in more and more bass. With shape and saturaion on full, it can be a little glitchy, but the amount of bass frequencies is amazing. I'm a big fan of Weezer and have been looking for that 'Tired of Sex' and Pinkerton-esque bass fuzz sound that Matt Sharp has. Needless to say, I've got it...by the bucketload. I highly recommend Matt at Wren and Cuff, his customer service was excellent, replies to emails very quickly, and I got this pedal with free international shipping! So yeh, sorry I have no soundclips and no, I can't get them because my computer is rubbish...and I am rubbish! Amazing pedal...check one out :hyper: www.wrenandcuff.com

What a thorough reply! Many thanks!

Thanks guys! Off to the music store i go!

[quote name='john_the_bass' post='78377' date='Oct 23 2007, 04:22 PM']yeah I would - although I have received a couple of guitars/basses that were just sent in the hardcases and they turned up completely intact and some loony sent an unpadded gig bag with a guitar in off with parcelforce - no box or anything, which turned up with the address label hanging off and no more than a broken tuner. Not that I'd recommend doing that. Every one I've sent has been in a cardboard box and most of them were in hardcases too.[/quote] Thnaks for the replies...may I ask where you got a suitable sized box?

Hello there. I'm selling my bass on ebay and want to know the best way to ship it. It has a hardshell case, but should i put that in a big cardboard box also?? Or is the case ok on it's own? Thanks!

I'm awaiting a Wren and Cuff Pickle Pie Fuzz. Should be here in a few days so I'll do a review then!

I have a sunburst US precision but it has a rosewood board a couple of pages into the for sale section. Looking for £500 shipped