gary mac

[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1436681774' post='2819882'] I use 2 markbass 210s at 8ohms each , much more versatile than a 4ohm 410, for me at least I can take just 1 x 210 to rehearsals etc and it's easier to carry [/quote] Exactly the same for me

Nice one. I almost treated myself to one of his fretless P's, would have liked that in white.

That is a looker Dan, enjoy mate.

[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1436613214' post='2819503'] In what way? J. [/quote] I've just generally found it much more effective than T cut, when used on instruments. I've used it on a couple of pick guards for example, brought them up like new. Completely polished out some buckle rash on one of my P basses. I've used both and actually still have T Cut in my cleaning kit box but now days I always go for this product. The first batch was given to me, once I had used that up I immediately replaced it. Even though it is not cheap, I just felt it was money well spent.

Standby, this thread will run to three pages by lunchtime What's best for me might not by for the next chap/chapess. For the last few years I've been using a pair of lightweight 2 x 10" cabs. To date, I've not regretted the choice. I use one for rehearsals, both when gigging. Plenty of bass response, great mids and they do the job with ease. Easy to get in and out of the car. Suits me just fine.

Yes I was watching that one. Didn't bid in the end as I wasn't keen on the look of the body but for that price, probably shouldn't be so fussy.

[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1436570910' post='2819320'] Like T-Cut, only £24. [/quote] It's not though but yes it is costly.

I've been using this product after having it recommended to me by Grand wazoo . It really is very good.

Good work, looks great

Steve is a fine chap to deal with. Friendly, good communication and fast payer. Happy to recommend to the BC community.

I put a set on my 66 Jazz at the Herts bash a few weeks back. So far I'm very impressed and much prefer them to Roto Nickels.

Our second transaction and it went as smoothly as the first. A pleasure to deal with, Tom is one fine BC'er.

[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1436341590' post='2817161'] Oops.. I'd just deleted it as I wasn't happy with some levels. Hopefully it's all fixed now! [/quote] All good now. Like it, I'm listening whilst enjoying my first very lovely coffee of the day. Enjoying the smoothness of both the coffee and your tune.

All good then I've never regretted my Mark Bass cab purchases.

[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1436286343' post='2816761'] 'Ere's mine: [url="http://soundcloud.com/dredd-and-the-badass-weed/superman-dont-need-no-seatbelt"]Superman Don't Need No Seatbelt[/url] There's no bagpipes or chickens but be warned - it's got me singing.... [/quote] I can't have a listen to your work as the link won't work for me

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1436269060' post='2816530'] My last few recording projects bored the crap out of me - all this recording by committee and fiddling about endlessly for hours got right on my boobies!! So having been left to my own devices today, here's my entry for this months competition. It's based on a combination of drum loops and other drum bits and pieces I had lying around. Start to finish it took forty minutes. The bass (Marathon) is live, one take, warts and all - as is the guitar (Harley Benton Strat). I deliberately didn't go back in to fix any timings, bum notes or anything else, so if you like your music very organised and perfectly played and recorded, you're going to be a bit disappointed! (I'm looking at YOU, The Eagles...) However... hopefully I've retained something of the energy and freshness that compositions can have initially, but which then gets lost through over-zealous turd-polishing, otherwise known as 'post-production' ... PLAY LOUD! [url="http://www.mediafire.com/listen/9bgv83327p1a77u/What_Goes_Up.wav"][size=5]What Goes Up...[/size][/url] [/quote] Loved it Mr. Discreet You noisy git you.

Hope it all lives up to your expectations. Have a very fine day

No worries mate.

There's one up this way Fran. the Amp workshop. I can't do the link thing at the mo, sorry. In Stevenage I think

Be a good plan to let us know where you are located Good luck. Love a bit of Humble Pie.