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[quote name='ezbass' post='476113' date='Apr 30 2009, 03:40 PM']£110 for the p/up, pot, knob and fitting. I did the D Tuner myself.[/quote] Good stuff and thanks for letting me know. JTB

Albert King - Born Under a Bad Sign... The album, all of it! Sends shivers up me spine every time!

[quote name='BarnacleBob' post='475934' date='Apr 30 2009, 12:54 PM']... If my back wasnt wrecked by years of humping (gear that is!)...................[/quote] LOL

Would you mind telling me what it cost all in please?

What a load of dirty gits, there's no need for that is there.

Managed to snag Tony's Wizard Area 51 P pickup off him and it was a pleasure doing business, thanks Mate. Jon.

Have you had a look at pickfactory.com ?

I think if [i]you[/i] are happy with your sound then that's it, case closed, It doesn't matter what make and model your amp and cab is. FWIW the best bass sound I ever heard was a Stingray stright into an Ampeg SVT2pro amp and Ampeg 8x10" cab. Simply stunning, but then there was roadies moving it about! Cheers, JTB

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='467400' date='Apr 20 2009, 12:58 PM']Any pics?![/quote] +1

Surely it's a 'horses for courses' situation. There's nothing wrong with the POD and IEM setup, if there's enough P.A. at your gigs to cope. If not then having a powered monitor or power amp & speaker cab there to cover things would sort it. Good luck on your quest! BTW I always loved the idea of a backline and monitor free stage setup, with electronic drums, pods and IEM's instead. I think it was Garbage that toured like that some years ago. It must be wierd taking an earpiece out to hear...nothing!

Also came and bought a Peavey TNT amp off me. Nice chap and a pleasure to do business with. Cheers Max, JTB.

[quote name='alexclaber' post='465263' date='Apr 17 2009, 05:24 PM']If you're based in the UK and you play bass, post a photo of your finest facial gigging moment for the chance to win a Midget. The best submisssion of 2009 will receive a Barefaced Midget completely free of charge (if you'd rather have a Compact then we'll have to have a whip round for the extra £25 quid). My decision is final, this is not a democracy. And thus a tie-breaker is required from each respondent: One groovy sentence that hits the Barefaced vibe. Doesn't need to be about anything in particular, just has to shizzle ma nizzle, you feel me? Alex[/quote] What a great competition Alex, game on!

GAS, GAS, GAS!

[quote name='thepurpleblob' post='465055' date='Apr 17 2009, 02:30 PM']I think you're lucky it was just the council they contacted. They didn't call the old bill.[/quote] +1 I had the Police round once when there was a drum kit and guitar amp up and running one night. Not so nice I can tell you. As said before, I would just use a rehearsal room/Pub/Church Hall, etc. JTB

If it is a straight shoot out between a stock Fender USA model and a Shuker on a blind sale then I'd go Shuker every time. Also with Mr. Shuker you only need to put a deposit down to have one built, with the balance due on completion. Cheers, JTB