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I think I'd tend to believe the sound man lol. I mix our sound. Used to use wireless, but now use a long lead, does the job. I too find the bass carries more than you think. But we try to keep our back line down so I can put eveything in the PA and control it better. Plus I never listen to what's anyone else says unless I know their ears aren't shot. Which our tow singer/guitarists are. Yet they still won't use earplugs

James Lomenzo from Ashdown is a great pedal. I just got one, and it has a lot of versatility to it. Also the BDDI. I I might be getting one, in which case I might let the ashdown go.

Yes. I have gone through some gear in the past few years, and literally just an hour ago have come full circle and back "home" to Markbass separates. I now have a LM3 into two traveler 102p cabs, following sales and picked these up locally from a guy I know. Having tried loads of stuff (EBS, Ashdown, Genz, Vanderkley, GK...I think that is all lol) I have concluded that nothing to me sounds as good as the Markbass stuff, to my ears anyway. Only thing I might add is a BDDI, and again, I have had one before, and sold it thinking that it would help, but I remember how it sounded....ace. Still, it has been fun, and not too ruinously expensive as a lot of this was done with used gear. But now I am done.

I think it looks ace. I reckon there will be a more powerful one in the pipeline. Can't see why there wouldn't be. Having said that, with 2 8ohm cabs it is still 300watts, which would do me

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[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1358606350' post='1942094'] Maybe this should have gone in the bass porn section. [/quote] This.

I really like him. In taste 80's I was learning guitar and was learning Edge's parts to War and Under A Blood Red Sky (best live DVD ever by the way, IMO obv..), but only later when I took up bass, did I start to appreciate what the Clayton does for the band. Plus he is super cool.

Why can't I afford one of these. I'd love a 2025x. Btw, I watched ed bass whisperers review and he goes on about a noisy humming bridge pup. Is this an issue?

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1358459035' post='1939757'] Ive found the more ive used picks the less they slip. I think there must be something in the technique that develops naturally as it doesnt really happen anymore [/quote] This. The harder you grip the more it slips for some reason. I go for medium tortex, green ones. Loose grip, relaxed wrist, let it flow....

You know when you record etc, where and how do you back up the files when on the iPad? I use my MacBook normally and do time machine backups, but how do you back up from the iPad? Or indeed use garage band on the iPad and then save the files somewhere to use with logic on the mac at a later date?

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