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I run my old Trace AH250 (250watts @4 Ohms) into a single Trace 4x10 which is only rated at 200watts @ 8 Ohms and it's perfectly fine. Because the head only has an 8 Ohm load it runs at 165 watts as opposed to the full 250 so I can't see any issues with your set-up. JDJ

Cheers RR! The 'Live Dance' tag is how the guitarist describes the band (it being his baby) but I do like your 'metal Ozric Tentacles' analogy! Very nice! We have a few singers lined up in the coming weeks - mostly being rock or metal guys - so will be interesting to see what comes out of the next few rehearsals/auditions. I'll keep you posted...

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1337019162' post='1654162'] dunno, great choice of tune though. I posted a solo bass arrangement of that tune on here a while ago - shall I dig it out for you? [/quote] Man I'm doing this (along with Brush with the Blues) for my mate's degree show and am stuck between the Joni/Jaco arrangement and the Jeff Beck arrangement. Would love to hear your solo piece!

Here's a new outfit I recently joined - [url="http://www.deludedbuddhas.co.uk/"]Deluded Buddhas[/url]. (There's a 'Riffs' page) Personally I think it's really good the way it is but there's talk of adding a vocalist and I'm not sure it would work so I'm looking for thoughts from y'all (Sorry - just listened to Bilbo's Country thang!) Mostly using a fretless but with the 'Holy Trio' on the first track (OD-3, extremely mild octaver and envelope filter set to really quite squashy!) I'm relatively new to effects so any thoughts and/or guidance would be appreciated Hope you enjoy... PS - it was the guitarist who cut it all together and he kinda likes the 'wooooow' thing on the first track!

As an honorary Red Neck I approve!

I have a very similar one currently stored at my singer's house (along with an amp of course) for impromptu rehearsals! The only difference being mine's white (well off-white now!) and has a single JB pup at the bridge. I had it lying around gathering dust for years so I decided to dust it off, put a new set of strings on, set it up and it plays and sounds great!

For ages I was gigging my Squier VM fretless instead of my custom Larkin Reacter fretless (see avatar) Don't get me wrong - the VM is a great bass but having picked up my Larkin again it just KILLS the Squier dead. I've totally fallen in love with it all over again.

[quote name='bartelby' timestamp='1336026021' post='1639558'] No, it is quite bathroomy:[/quote] [size=6][b]+++ AWESOME DESCRIPTION +++[/b][/size] [size=2]V sorry! I just read Happy Jack's +++ AWESOME +++ thread and couldn't resist [/size]

[quote name='spongebob' timestamp='1335874430' post='1637281'] Always use Stringsdirect or Stringbusters - the only places to buy IMHO. [/quote] A huge +1 for this. I've used both companies and have never had anything but exemplary service.

[quote name='1976fenderhead' timestamp='1335547624' post='1633069'] I think I'm ending up with a very nerdy MXR fanboy board... [/quote] LOL! Me too and it's only gona get worse as I add more!

I like mine with the Dry somewhere around 12 o'clock with the Growl between 12-3 and Girth 9 or less with the mid switch set at 400Hz. Played with a fretless through either my ODB-3 or El Grande (depending on how dirty I want it!) and into my M82 Filter for a really nice synth-bass effect!