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I went for the Demeter Tremulator in the end, as used by Nick Valensi of the Strokes and originally built for Ry Cooder by Mr. Demeter. Very quiet pedal and it has a blue LED, cool

What should we talk about in this thread?

On it's own, or possibly combined with chorus as well. Doesn't have to be bass specific, but work well with bass. I'm thinking along the lines of MXR, Guyatone. Electro Harmonix...Any recommendations? Ta

Havin' a moment...

There are a few nice Ps on there.

[quote name='dood' post='6897' date='May 25 2007, 11:17 PM']I can't recommend Ishibashi enough.. they maybe on the otherside of the world, but they managed to get a bass in to the UK in about 5 days for me.. thats pretty good going! lol[/quote] and me too I'd go for this beauty, personally

Hello, i was changing my avatar and i noticed it doesn't update it in the posts (it does in 'my control'). What it does, is just resize my original avatar (not replace it) to the size of the newly uploaded avatar, hence why it's a bit distorted at the moment. Any ideas what's up? ta EDIT, it seems it takes a while to update

Pedal-wise, i'd say a Sansamp Bass Driver with the 'Drive' cranked (drive on this pedal doesn't add distortion/overdrive, but it does add a bit of bite/growl) and also the 'Blend' knob bias towards the effected signal more than your original bass signal. You'd be able to get this tone with most basses, certainly with a P bass or jazz. Oh and Volume helps Amp-wise (solid state), a Tech 21 Landmark series Bass amp can muster a good variation of sounds, from clean to Tool/King's X/Jesus Lizard type distortion.

I use the Edirol R-09. The built-in stereo mic is great for recording a band in a room for example. However, it can be a bit 'hissy' if you're recording say just a single voice, for example spoken word. I'd recommend plugging in a mic for that kind of thing. I think it's great for informal recordings though and highly portable/pocketable and very light. The Zoom H4 has a few more pro features, like XLR inputs, but i here the pre-amps aren't that great. It's also a bit bigger. There's a review here [url="http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/pub/a/oreilly/digitalmedia/2007/02/01/review-zoom-h4-handy-recorder.html?page=1"]http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/pub/a/orei...der.html?page=1[/url]

The singer/bassist from All American Rejects has had a blue Tbird for a while.

[quote name='Bassassin' post='5807' date='May 24 2007, 03:06 PM']You mean one of these? I had one - wish I'd never sold it. Maybe I should add that - or a Washburn Force 8 - to my GAS list... Jon.[/quote] Indeed i do. There was a great example going on US ebay recently in sunburst. I'd love one.

I forgot to say a Washburn B20

White Gibson Thunderbird Gibson RD Standard/Artist (black or burst) Ric 4003

Precision wins for me, easily. I had a Geddy Lee but it was too damn quiet, i had to sell it. Just not powerful enough. I had a very good '99 MIM Jazz, which i bought back then. It was decent. In fact, for me, it was better then the Geddy Lee. THe GL just looked better.

Perhaps give it a set up and see how it plays over time. Otherwise, go for what feels right. Alternatively sell the S1. I used to have a good few guitars. I remember having no problem selling my US Fender Stratocaster as they're a dime a dozen.

DR Lo-Riders (Fender Precision) and TI Flats (Gibson SG RI)

I felt the need to change mine. It perhaps says more about me this time :ph34r: A lot of us are noobs all over again

I couldn't be happier with my import from Japan