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We tend to have 4 mixes: 1 front left 2 front right 3 keys 4 drums I usually get by on spill from the other monitors (1 & 2), my backline and the guitarist's backline, not had a problem thus far

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1328873131' post='1534011'] You should see it in the flesh!... [/quote] lol, I suspect I'd be unable to pay my mortgage for a while if I did cos I'd want one!

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1328865620' post='1533777'] There's some in Alan's Build Progress Thread >> [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/9623-acg-build-progress/page__st__1320__p__1528232#entry1528232"]http://basschat.co.u...32#entry1528232[/url] More to come though Eude [/quote] That looks absolutely beautiful! The woods look sooooo tasty

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1328802403' post='1532889'] Just thought I'd bob by to tell all that I have the bass! It's freakin' amazing too! When I see daylight, probably at the weekend, I'll get some photos taken, but it's even better than I thought it could be! Watch this space... Eude [/quote] Very excited now! Super happy for you! Want to see pics now

I have a pair ultimate ears buds that are brilliant when properly fitted... I hav the pack hung from my right back pocket and the cable running straight up my back

[quote name='philsimmonds' timestamp='1328615767' post='1529925'] Mine is how it is.. I've got a couple older laklands, with Bartolini pickups.. and a couple newer with "lakland" pick ups which are actually made from Hanson guitars.. when they bought lakland a year or so ago. but yeh on that vid im using a standard Skyline 55-01, love them! [/quote] Superb matey! I've got a 55-02 on order to go with my 55-01, they're both great but different aren't they... Hanson and Lakland are 2 brothers or something aren't they so it's almost not quite a buy-out

[quote name='philsimmonds' timestamp='1328577887' post='1529574'] Usual Lakky indeed.. Just a 55-01 and yes. on this i am using a pick and Guitar Distortion pedal, EQ and COMP. (just incase anyone cares) thanks guys! don't really post TV stuff up here.. nice that its well received [/quote] Cool, whatever gets you the right noise eh! Have you kept the lakky stock or changed any bits matey? I know some have swapped all the electrics but I kinda like mine as is...

Superb, super tight sounding pop with a hint of personality from the band, lovin it!

As above, there are 2 types of speakon that I know of, one where there's a hole that a jack fits in and one with no hole...

Wow, congratulations!

Bought 2 Maxon pedals from Gaz, superb comms and very speedy shipping (great packaging too - I appreciate good packaging!), thanks matey!!

my pedal line up (in signal chain order) is a follows: Boss TU-3 (tuner) Wren & Cuff Pickle Pie B (bass fuzz) EBS Multidrive (overdrive) EBS Multicomp (compressor) - always on! EBS Octabass (bass octaver) EBS MultiChorus (mass chorus) - gets used on 'Don't Stop Believin' for that 70's/80's bass sound I don't have any wack pedals that do wierd stuff cos I don't play that sort of music, there are those on here who have loads of fx on their board, but they do play that sort of music...

[quote name='Merton' timestamp='1327322573' post='1509214'] It's safe, just turn down if you get clipping or bad sounds [/quote] yep

I've just added a piece cut from an old cot mattress and it sounds perfect!

Isn't it all over those fancy Fender pickups, the Samarium-Cobalt ones?

[quote name='The Bass Doc' timestamp='1326969312' post='1504359'] Are you sitting comfortably?....... Long, long ago...... I was contacted by exiled Geordie Alan Rogan (Guitar tech for The Who among others) who told me Pino Palladino was seeking a Precision bass in order to change direction after becoming aware that his fretless sound was being cloned in quite a few recordings at the time. Being based dahn sarf it was felt he would be paying a premium for a decent bass in the likes of Denmark Street and that better bargains could be had up North. That was true then (pre-internet and all) so I was asked to track down a pre-CBS bass as I had my finger on the pulse as far as North-east basses were concerned and had already done deals with Alan involving early Fenders so he knew I would be able to find the right piece. Sure enough, I found THAT one - a fiesta red re-fin, all hardware original and priced it at £450.00 IIRC. After speaking to Pino directly, it was parcelled up and sent to him after I re-strung it with La Bella flats. This was in the belief that he would be going for the 'old school' sound and those strings were best suited to a 60s Precision. It turned out that Pino changed to rounds pretty quickly but then reported a few days later that he thought I was right after all and put the flats back on. The rest, as they say....... Quite proud of the connection, but it's ironic that, being retired now, I couldn't even afford one of the tribute models based on the one we dealt. [/quote] That's fab (kinda sad about the parting-shot though!) I love stories like this! The 'backstage music biz' is full of this kind of real-ness!