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bought a zoom 506 pedal from mark, arrived (in its original box and with all the original paperwork) was as new in condition, very pleased, also plenty of comms and some good advice for a newbie on some effect queries i had thanks mark it was a pleasure to purchase from you cheers matt

just received some nice dr neons barely used from mel, hassle free many thanks thumbs up from me :-)

hi luke its more a case of worrying about topping out on the amp volume and plugging through the PA when we do the bigger halls, the PA etc will still be ours, just worried about filling halls the size able to hold say 250 people for example i think this will be at the top end of my rigs ability and may be more "comfortable" through the PA? :-)

p.s the page 9 manual theatricks on the vid was hilaroius

many thanks all, more and better info that i could have imagined, cheers for the too for both vids, the bxp sounds pretty good to me! [quote name='geoffbyrne' timestamp='1318173356' post='1398793'] If you got to [url="http://www.thesubwaybluesband.com"]http://www.thesubwaybluesband.com[/url] & play the 'EP' you'll hear my former Cirrus BXP DI'd out of my Ashdown MAG400 head. No problem. G. [/quote] [quote name='KevB' timestamp='1318245796' post='1399556'] Hartke Bass Attack pedal has tone shaping and acts as a DI unit, robustly constructed. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C91FNiALTFY&feature=related[/media] [/quote] clip this may have swung me towards the hartke attack device, looks brill for tone shaping, love the adjustments!! cheers all

much appreciated rob thanks for confirming the rig too :-), packed my flight case with spare batteries,tuner, will carry spare bass (guess now i need another stand then lol) gonna get some spare strings but hopefully will just switch bass's should the need arise ;-)

cheers rob, was thinking of doing something similar to be honest, worth it as a back up then? any other models out there do thte job (and maybe more?) really not very up on this so... any help is good help :-)

cheers all

I was thinking this but the guitarist advised me that should i overload the amp it would possibly take out the PA should it all go pop ?

hi guys, right bit of backround, bought a bass guitar in march of this year a 40th birthday as a pressie for my self :-) obviousely picked up and amp since also (ashdown eb 180 combo and have recently added an ashdown extension cab 1x15) hopefully this will be loud enough for the pubs and clubs the band ive just joined gig at? (loud drummer and twin guitarists) , i was also thinking with the bigger halls it might be better me going through the pa which leads me to be looking at DI boxes? now this is where i get confused lol, i have two basses currently both active, a peavey bxp 4 and a vision, can anyone a) confirm if the above is true combo and cab wise will they cope? reccomend a suitable DI box/pedal etc for plugging into the PA without breaking the bank? second hand included :-) thanks matt

:-o jaw dropping!

cheers for all the advice, learnt a bit of new stuff init lol

hahah thanks for sharing enjoyed reading this, good luck with the new tunes and the new band! :-)

just purchased a cheap back up bass from Luke and even that as posted somewhere above would need a small explosion to have damaged as the packing was so good, lol, bass plays very nice, thanks for the effort put in, would deal with luke again in a flash, cheers fella

many thanks gents better add one to my arsenel then

hi guys bit of a newbie here, would i be correct in assuming if i wanted to plug my bass/amp direct to the pa i could do it via one of these? [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130580969499?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130580969499?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649[/url]