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Also, do you have your cabs raised up at all? On a chair/stand etc?

Thanks gents.

Hi, interested to hear what rigs any of you out there use when gigging pubs or small venues without pa support. Thanks Graeme

Ooooo, I like that.

Satch Boogie is pretty distinctive.

Soul Cages by Sting and that was preceeded by the HBC album (have become a bit of a Jeff Berlin fan)

They are wonky. That is all.

[quote name='danthevan' timestamp='1371574706' post='2115756'] Remove the speaker and fit a washing machine door then you can use it to store your leads and pedals in [/quote] Like

Thanks all.

Hi all ok, here goes. Is it possible (easily and cheaply) to remove the amp section from my Ashdown mag300 combo and turn it into an amp head? Thanks in advance Graeme

Love to see more about the Wojtek basses

Love their YouTube clips and am a great fan of Paul's playing.

Squier CV Jazz. Case closed. I lust after high end gear, but when it comes down to it, I gig my CV weekly and it does evrrything I need. Its all in the set up for me.

Hi, I have the same combo and always need my 2x10 Ashdown cab, which i always have next to the combo tilted backwards. The amp alone is not in my opinion loud enough for the average pub gig - shame as i love the tone. I always have my amps raised up too to help me hear myself over loud drummer and even louder guitarist :-(

Ugly scratchplate, but sound mint.

ooooofff - what a cracker, congrats mate

[quote name='such' timestamp='1366709954' post='2056168'] I haven't been to the Bass Gallery so far, even though I moved to London a couple of weeks ago. On Denmark Street, unsurprisingly, I like Wunjo (not only they were happy for me to try as many basses as I wanted, they actually tried to make me stay longer and try more when I decided it was time to go) and the one - can't remember the name - that has a bass room with Schecters, Bill Nashes, Mesa amps and MXR pedal in the basement. Westside Distribution it is, just googled. Nice and friednly place, a bit less proactive than Wunjo, they just leave me to it and tell to try whatever I want as long as I take basic care not to ding basses. [/quote] Pal of mine works there (Paul Waller) nice shop and nice staff too.

as that fella from UB40.....

I like it too, but dislike 'Acoustic Tours' and acoustic sections at gigs even more.

[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1358021671' post='1932080'] Two identical reviews of a Fender acoustic bass in this month's issue... [/quote] Yep - spotted that too.