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This is probably a silly question, but why don't you get the bass posted? Courier should only be in order of £30-50 I'm happy to look after it for you until you return to the UK if that is of help. Phil

[quote name='lee4' post='107282' date='Dec 20 2007, 07:26 PM']More about the iAmp please[/quote] I got the iAmp from Overwater. Head unit is the iAmp 350 (sorry - got the number wrong!) [url="http://www.eaamps.com/2005/customercare/manuals/iAMP350Man.pdf"]http://www.eaamps.com/2005/customercare/ma.../iAMP350Man.pdf[/url] 2 cabs [url="http://www.overwater.co.uk/euphonic_audio_cxl_110.htm"]http://www.overwater.co.uk/euphonic_audio_cxl_110.htm[/url] Hi-fidelity sound - made a decent trace rig sound distant, processed and lacking.

Hi all, I'm delighted to find a bass forum in the UK. I'm based in Fife and have been playing bass off and on for a while. (Mostly off!) Main forum for playing is in church, and the occasional ceilidh. Current gear (those of a nervous disposition should probably skip the first 2): - Yamaha RBX-765 (fretted 5-string). Had this serviced 18 months ago as it was noisy and not playing well - got the nice chaps at Overwater to do this, as I was down there anyway. - Cheap (thomann!) harley-benton acoustic. Can't remember the model number, but it's the cheapest 4 they do with a sitka spruce top. This has been marvelous for having handy around the house. - Euphonic Audio iAmp 300 + 2 cabs (CxL 110). Unbelievable amp. Very transparent, loud enough to hurt, handles a 5-string and very compact. I'm currently thinking of buying a 5-string fretless. Budget 250-500 unfortunately - marriage & 2 kids limits the GAS fund. Any suggestions would be most welcome. Cheers, and thanks to the moderators Phil