Wooks79

Thanks very much to anyone who has liked the Sirens in the Delta page, much appreciated!

Just ordered some to go into a precision im buying

Popping my bands Facebook into the mix here - https://www.facebook.com/SirensInTheDelta Cheers. Hope you like it (and then like it)

A real pleasure to meet and deal with John today. Met up at a services to sell him my Fender Jazz Deluxe V, and had a good chin wag over a coffee. I learnt that John shares an awful lot of love for the same sort of features in a bass as I do, so on passed my Maple necked, blocked and bound beauty to another loving home. Hope you had a decent drive back mate, enjoy your holiday, but more importantly, enjoy the bass! Cheers

You need to play through my Verellen Meatsmoke preamp

The B3K is amazing, it's been my must have overdrive for a few years now. Rather than take my word for it though, feel free to have a go of it sometime, since we're local and all that! It's not necessarily everyone's sound, but it is definitely what I was looking for, and I've seen more lovers than haters.

Hey man, welcome to Basschat. I'm another One from Boro on here as well

Excellent stuff mate, and well done!

I used to like Metallica... that video really does nothing for me.

I had a no name one from a guitar shop for years, and it lasted a reasonable time, but as I got more pedals it must have felt the strain and just stopped working. After that I got a Dr. Tone PSU10 power supply, and that just went up in smoke (literally) the first time I plugged it in, which I realised must have been to do with my pedals and the load. Once I had ventilated my room, and the smoke had cleared, I contacted Shep on here and he gave me some great advice, and I ended up running everything from a Diago Powerstation, and had no problems since!

If you want that kind of thing, have a look at the MI Audio Pollyanna as well! That has [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]-2, -1, +1, and a very unique almost bit crushed type sound. [/font][/color]

I'm pretty sure Joes Pedals site used to have a little disclaimer/warning about it not being too good with tracking bass... I've never used one though, so someone else might have a better idea.

[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1418979128' post='2635342'] can't we put this in a sticky somewhere? I'd also like a copy... [email protected] [/quote] Yes please, or a copy please

I find carpet gets really scruffy looking. I use heavy duty velcro on everything

[quote name='cliffyspliff' timestamp='1418522212' post='2630947'] We play QOSA ...No One Knows ... In drop C tuning and it sounded great ... [/quote] The Kemper has the pitchshift built in? That's cool. I use a Eventide Pitchfactor to play in C at the mo.

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1418472087' post='2630447'] But I bet it wouldn't play as well, sound as good or be a reasonable weight! [/quote] I'm biased as I own a lovely '79 that plays great. It is heavy, but I like that. [quote name='Legion' timestamp='1418474123' post='2630473'] Nice, but I prefer this one (and its cheaper!) [/quote] That is nice as well, I'm a fan of maple boards though, so if it came with that, then yeah, maple with blocks and binding ideally! mmmm...

Definitely less than that. It's be cheaper to get a 70's P and get it refinished purple

I'm a total sucker for purple!

[url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_70_p_bass_relic_purple.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_70_p_bass_relic_purple.htm[/url] WOW! Love it. Would never buy it though, that's a hefty price tag!