stewblack

No more clues just yet - I'll be out driving for a couple of hours and won't be able to post the answer. Unfair advantage to the rest of the world I say.

The door is ajar...

My goodness, he's a baby!

Game is open boys and girls, first come first served.

Gah! Thanks, I knew I knew it. If you know what I mean.

Aargh, I recognise that bit at the end. Can't bring it to mind.

My goodness you two are right on it!

While we all prepare for the big day (I just bought my clamps) here's a diverting video about plywood

Ashdown is the closest I've found but I've not tried that many others

We have a winner! Your turn @kevin_lindsay

Phone stuck in front of an amp works surprisingly well!

OK for those just coming to the game, if you want to guess then please do. You don't have to be able to record a bass line. If you can't record one all you do as winner is nominate another basschatter and the game rolls on. If all else fails I'll bung something up.

So..... returning briefly to planet earth... @bartelby seems like it's your go...

Wow that was a bit quick!

We had a winner who couldn't contribute a recording so its open house now...

It's just entertainment.

Well I'm impressed.

Swoon

Call this my Smash and Grab for when I need to be in and out fast. Ashdown set for maximum boom, TCE for bright and middley. All bondage strapped Hannibal Lecter style to sack trucks and ready wired up. Even guitar hanger attached to the trucks. Wheel it in, plug it in, hit a few notes, turn the volume down on the TCE if it's too toppy or down on the Ashdown if it's too bassy. End of the night bass into gig bag, unplug extension lead, wheel the whole lot out and it was like I was never there. Particularly good for violent venues and festivals where getting in and out with maximum speed and stealth is of paramount importance.