mr.sibs

Just received the fender pup i bought, thanks kindly im dead chuffed

some venues these days have their own backline, but this is a problem, i hate when other bassists mess about with your settings, im not anal, but graphic eq is something i just dont want to remember when ive got it right. maybe if your the headline band, insist the venue find an amp for the supports if your worried, or just ask the other bands if they have a spare second amp i doubt the lecturing will help though, if they are stupid enough to do not know they own an active instrument then your not going to get through, and people who do know how to use the gear will think your a t*t

mine was lady madonna by the beatles on my dads fretless yamaha rbx

early pictures of the neck and head (august) and engraved white pearl disco stu (an old nickname)

some older pictures of the body from sept, you can see the resonance bar built in too avoid too much violin bass "non existent sustain"

got a colour swatch too, didnt scan too nicely, but he is making me up a slightly less ready, but deeper version of the middle red that i think will be the final colour. thats a bit of the cream scratch plate in the corner

[quote name='bilbo230763' post='98174' date='Dec 3 2007, 02:50 PM']Sibelius is fantastic if you (your family) can afford it.... last price I saw was £287 but I reckon you might get it for less if you shop around. It really is powerful....[/quote] +1, its the industry standard for notation, and is amazing, but very expensive

how do they sound?