jwbassman

Less than a month to go - so thought it might be a good idea to bring this up the list again

there's loads of good stuff [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=42&hl=preamp"]here[/url] about preamp valves...

Recently started using DRs - black beauties on my P (they look cool against the maple board) and Nickels on my fretless - not exactly cheap but they sound great

I rather like the look of this... [url="http://www.warmoth.com/showcase/sc_guitar_bodies.cfm?type=bass&start=1&itemNumber=BP429&menuItem=6&subMenuItem=0&subMenuItem2=0&finish_filter=105,100,79,68,42,43,30,15,12,113"]link[/url] with a maple neck/board and black hardware - emm nice

Hi and welcome... EA, nice a quality bit of kit - I've still got my iAmp200 (but only getting used as a back up at the moment)

Hi Tony and welcome onboard - always better late than never

Great stuff - nice one mate

Interesting, I guess at the end of the day they are only worth what somebody will pay for them Reason for asking is that I've been looking (on and off) for a 1976 bass - but only due to sad fact it would be as old as I am, which I think would be quite cool - that said I'm not prepared to pay over the odds for one...

Maple fretless - that makes two of us If you think these are overpriced, how much what would you pay for one? I've recently seen a few mid/late 70's fenders on eBay going for between £700 and £1000... I generally agree that the prices seem a bit to high and I'd find it hard to justify spending £1000 on one

I also play at playing drums - bought myself an electric kit last year and really enjoy playing along to some of my bands songs, even recorded a few tracks, that's not say I'd play out in public, well not just yet These days my first instrument is most certainly a bass, I played bass trombone for many years and still get it out of the box occasionally, but the chops are way off until about a week back on it, I can also hold down a few chords on keys and guitar, but wouldn't suggest for one minute that I'm a keyboard player or guitarist... First and foremost I'm a musician, so I'll pretty much have a go at anything

Thanks for the info Alun - looks like I might need to consult the finances again

Cheers Alun Might have to take the plunge and order one... fun sounds like a good description, I'm just not sure how practical it would end up being in my trio context... still might be worth a go

Looking forward to seeing you all there

Just a quick reminder...

That's exactly what I want it for... but it's a bit of a gamble at best part of £170 (cheapest I could find at Dolphin), hence the enquiry for some first hand info, all the better if anybody has one they could lend me for a week or so

Nice, like it... good logo too

My US P is 9 3/4 lbs which I assumed was quite 'normal' for such a bass... my Overwater weighs in at 11lbs, which I'm guessing is pretty heavy

Hi and welcome We're currently looking for a name for my trio, I'll ignore whatever the drummer puts forward

Hi Mark - welcome aboard

I'm guessing this is not a popular pedal round here then...

Hi guys - has anybody got a EHX Pog? I'd like to know a bit more about the possibilities - considering getting one...

[quote]Sounds like a good idea Count me in too guys.[/quote] It'd be great to have you along... see you there

[quote name='skelf' post='133782' date='Feb 4 2008, 07:33 PM']Where would this be taking place. Alan[/quote] [quote name='GreeneKing' post='133793' date='Feb 4 2008, 07:56 PM']St Anne's Alan, on the West coast. I'm assuming that's Lytham St Annes. I've never been there but it's close will be a new experience. Not really been to Blackpool come to that, or Morercambe [/quote] Hi guys - all the details are in [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=12567"]this thread[/url] including some directions etc

Great - nice one Ped