Shockwave

[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1354627724' post='1888309'] I see that people like discussion in for sale threads, but also don't want them jumping to the top in less than 36 hours. I don't see how the two are compatible? The bump button is a good idea, but as soon as anyone posts in the thread it will be bumped anyway [/quote] I wonder if it is technically possible for a member to post in a thread, but not bump it at the same time...

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1354626493' post='1888278'] But if you are only selling a set of strings, for example, that price would be excessive and offputting. Maybe just charge a joining fee for the site itself? Then everyone pays a small amount rather than hitting the sellers disproportionately. [/quote] Although we do get new members all the time, many new members will be put off by a joining fee and not join altogether. I doubt Basschat will raise enough funds that way. I say a yearly flat fee will see the least amount of disruption. It is also a tested and proven method for a rival bass site. If it can be implemented, a percentage of the final sale price would be useful, but I have doubts that this could happen from a technical stand point.

From an administration point of view, the new classifieds are easier. But from a sellers point of view, I preferred the old way. I think the old classifieds section with a subscription fee and bump button is a better solution. 1 - carried on using the regular marketplace forums - Yes 2 - charged a yearly subscription fee to be able to post adverts there (~£20) to help pay for developments - Yes or a "by listing" fee. 3 - installed a new 'bump' button which only works once every 36hrs on your thread - YES 4 - develop the marketplace to allow thumbnails next to threads for everyone - No, I dont think it is needed, I would still like the classifieds to look like a forum setup. Less cluttered, more adverts on one screen. 5 - develop a better form for selling items with fields for things like location, price, etc to make adverts clearer - This is something I have been pushing for years, so yes.

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1353958929' post='1880301'] Hey Shock, Could you say more 'bout that? I'm convinced it's interesting to others. best, bert [/quote] I just havent got the time to work it out! Wouldnt mind a guitar multi effect though cause I could really use one.

Eh, decided its not for me unfortunately. Now up for sale.

I was hoping if anyone could recommend a shoulder/messengerbag solution?

I have started a discussion thread on the pedal to help people out. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192466-zoom-b91ut-general-discussion-thread/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192466-zoom-b91ut-general-discussion-thread/[/url] Please post there! R.

I have started a discussion thread on the pedal to help people out. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192466-zoom-b91ut-general-discussion-thread/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192466-zoom-b91ut-general-discussion-thread/[/url] Please post there! R.

Hi guys. Like many of you I picked up the Zoom b9.1ut deal at GAK recently. However it is a very complicated bit of kit! So a couple of questions. I had a quick blast on it in Manual mode last night, is there a way of preselecting patches before actually changing to that patch in manual mode? I assume you can do this in play mode? Can anyone tell me exactly what combination I would need to press? Lastly does anyone have some patch files that are better then some of the ridiculous ones that are on there stock?

[quote name='Bassulike66' timestamp='1353493769' post='1875099'] Do these things have a looper??? [/quote] Yup, its not very long though, 5.4 seconds something like that.

[quote name='joegarcia' timestamp='1353317070' post='1873445'] Hmm, that's interesting. Thanks for the info. Pretty tempted by the Standard now. I don't even remotely have the cash for it though and don't think I could sell the Artist in the next couple if days. Don't think I could bare to sell it anyway, even if I had a Standard coming in.. [/quote] Get Waghorn to build you one. Could be a sister to mine thats getting built! £400 will be enough for a deposit and for work to start. He will also do a very reasonable installment plan.

Your bloody crazy Joe. But yes the pickups are passive so it will work. Just get a Novaselic sig and mod it.

Anyone get a confirmation of order? I just got an acknowledgement.

[quote name='mart' timestamp='1353172461' post='1872419'] You are in France, right? I guess it must be a territory thing - DV can't, or won't, reduce the price that much in the UK? It's either that or an extreme example of personalized pricing. [/quote] If you type in the french address then yes it is £101. http://www.dv247.fr/guitars/zoom-b9-1ut-bass-guitar-pedal-includes-power-supply--54019