bassbloke

Just don't stare at the LEDs too much. [url="http://texyt.com/bright+blue+leds+annoyance+health+risks"]http://texyt.com/bright+blue+leds+annoyance+health+risks[/url]

Keep the Mackie, The two Akai pedals and the guitar. Flog the rest and buy a decent quality multi FX unit second hand - either rackmount or floor based. Could I have a price on the Korg Pandora by the way? I love mine and dread the day it finally dies. If I didn;t keep it, I have a few bass playing friends that would appreciate it.

[quote name='stingrayfan' post='36228' date='Jul 24 2007, 07:51 AM']They look like the Village People. Or maybe the Scissor Sisters![/quote] Or extras from the original Battlestar Galactica.

[quote name='mikeh' post='37537' date='Jul 26 2007, 09:26 PM']I wouldnt mind but it looks like its been cobbled together with drift wood aswell!!![/quote] Drift wood! Our bass uses a revolutionary new composite material called papier mache.

[quote]Q: what gauge are the strings? A: HI, THANK'S FOR THE INTEREST. THE STRING'S ARE SIZE'S: .45 .50 .55 .60 .65 .70 .80 .90 .95 .100 .105 .110 .125[/quote] How are you supposed to tune it in? 2nds?

100% fingers. I rarely come across a situation where I am unable to keep up and, to be honest, if I was to play that fast it'd sound messy,so I'm better writing a more appropriate part.

Only the POD XT Pro has a DI out.

I sent my usual friendly [i]'Hello, I'm based nearby and work in London, could I pay cash and collect in person. I have plenty of positive feedback'[/i] message and got a terse reply stating [i]'mail order only'[/i]. He also doesn't take paypal. Make of that what you will...

[quote name='ste_m3' post='33030' date='Jul 17 2007, 01:37 PM']Yeahhhh! The 810 is on its way! I shall have lots of pictures and a write up when it gets here, hopefully tomorrow![/quote] Do you have a car?

If it were me, I'd opt for the Aguilar for the simple reason that you can use it on any bass and it won't cost anything to fit. Also, the only easy way to add that preamp to a P -bass is to hope there's sufficient body routing underneath the scratchplate to house the preamp and battery clip. the shape of the P-bass scratchplate means you have to stick the battery below the pickup, so battery changes would involve removing a dozen screws. You'd also have to wrap the battery and wedge it under the plate to stop it moving about. Too much hassle.

You can draw parallels between ebay and car boot sales,which started out as genuine places to find real bargains and items of curiosity. Now, the dealers and cowboys have moved in and most car boot sales are just dumping grounds for over-priced crap and dodgy far eastern produce.

There is such a thing as choice. If you don;t like private auctions, then make a point of not participating in them. Everyone I've dealt with on ebay has been decent. I've bought and sold several amps and basses and all manner of other items and I've never been ripped off, swindled or given too much of a run around and the reason for that is because I avoid stuff that looks too good to be true. If you're interested in a high value item and on first contact, the buyer is unapproachable and evasive, walk away! It's not worth the hassle.

Leave the $$ with a reliable and trustworthy friend who would at least get some use ou of it and look after it properly. I'm taking care of a pair of Stingray Vs for a mate of mine who is working in Azerbhajan at the moment. I rarely take them out of the house. Certainly wouldn't gig them, unless I had his blessing. However, they get some use, have had decent strings put on them and he knows they're better off with me than sitting in a Lok 'n' Store. Don;t buy a bass here to take wth you. Wait til you get to the states and buy something there- take advntage of that exchange rate. You'll get something nice for your money and it'll be an extra special momento of your days travelling.

[quote name='Stan_da_man' post='32033' date='Jul 15 2007, 12:04 PM']The gear we buy is purely down to how much you can afford, what the sound is like and how well it copes in live situations.[/quote] Or what other people think of it.

NC810 - RRP £1299, Now £499.99 A 400Watt, 8 x 10 combo for £499.99. That's offensive.

You can watch it on the E4 website, but not if you're a sucker running Vista Business Edition like me.

The hole placement on the Badass V is very different to the bridge layout on a MIM jazz V. I had to get mine fitted professionally. The holes do line up properly with a US Deluxe jazz, but you cannot string through body. I don;t think a Schaller is a straight fit eiher.

Mark Kemode, the rockabilly film and music critic plays upright.

[quote name='doctorbass' post='29764' date='Jul 10 2007, 02:12 PM']bass ferret - how many watts and what ohms are the 210s - do they handle it?[/quote] The Peavey 210TXs are 4 Ohms and 350W, so you'd get nearer to 500W out of the T-Max. Also, if you stacked the 2 x 10s side on to give you a vertical stack of 10s you'd have no problems hearing yourself. Adding the 410TX would give you around 6.3 Ohms in total, so less than the 350W at Ohms that the Peavey can put out. inally, if you really did hunger for more power, stickign the t-Max in a rack and adding another power amp would provide more volume and the same tone.

Gotcha. So you admit this is pointless question then

Trust your ears not the opinions of others. If you can't hear a marked difference, then save your pennies.

[quote name='jimmybass04' post='28876' date='Jul 8 2007, 11:09 PM']went to footie match in glasgow today,got back to van and it had been tanned. every thing gone,including my two 2x12 tech cabs.I done a gig last night and left them in van. Im absolutely gutted,also gone, 300 watt moniter,leads, effects pedals,mic stands. Luckily i took my amp head and guitars indoors last night. here endeth the lesson.Dont take any chance of losing your hard earned gear......EVER......... jimmy.......................gutted. [/quote] Do you have model nos. or serial nos. for the kit I'm always scouring the net for Tech stuff, so migt come across them.