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  1. hamfist
    Bump with small price drop to tempt interest.
  2. hamfist
    [quote name='Ultima2876' timestamp='1354636928' post='1888492'] Thanks for the link to the mod though, might consider that later! [/quote] You're welcome. I'd thoroughly recommend it. Even folks with only basic soldering skills should be able to manage it.
  3. hamfist
    Yes, option of annual fee or a small per-sale fee. Plus free advertising for low cost items. All sounds very good.
  4. hamfist
    People posting don't seem to be aware that the bass big muff already HAS a mode to blend the dry signal with the fuzzed signal ! In itself it is not as useful as it could be as you have to endure a volume boost when you switch it on, as it always gives you the full 100% dry signal plus whatever fuzz signal you blend in. BUT, there is an easy mod to add a master volume to the whole pedal which gives you complete control over the level of wet/dry blend and the overall volume out. Go to [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/112212-bass-big-muff-volume-and-feedback-mods/page__p__1850724__hl__muff__fromsearch__1#entry1850724"]http://basschat.co.u..._1#entry1850724[/url] for details.
  5. hamfist
    Firstly, I strongly prefer the older for sale forums, rather than the new classifieds for reasons already stated by others. All the discussion about people paying to advertise here seems to be based around either the fixed yearly fee OR a per-item fee. Each have negatives, so why can't we have [b][u]both[/u][/b] as a system. So people who pay the, say, £20 get a years "free" advertising and those who don't .... have to pay £2 per advert. That way people who advertise only occasionally are not put off by having to pay £20. But those who advertise a lot still feel they are getting a decent deal. Also, I think the 36hr bump button has a potential negative factor that people have not mentioned. Certain users (often people who only join the forum to sell something, or only occasional visitors) may press the bump button, and then forget about the advert, ignoring it for weeks or months. Unfortunately, their advert would still be continued to be bumped. It surprises me how many people post adverts and then don't access the site again, or maybe not for weeks/months.
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    [quote name='MarkusWarwick' timestamp='1354567855' post='1887572'] anybody got an idea how to upload pics or whats up with the uploader? its not registering any of mine :/ [/quote] With the current issues with the site, you will need to get them hosted on another site like photobucket or flickr, and then link to them in your posts here.
  7. hamfist
    Thanks for your comments guys. Still available.
  8. hamfist
    If you need convincing then maybe it's not what you really want to do. And we've all been in bands with folks who are a bit so-so about it. If you want to take it further, why not take a look around at what bands are looking for bassists. You'll know if something really takes your fancy or not. Only worth getting involved if it's really what you want to do though. Sound like you are well experienced enough to ask all the right questions before joining a band also. Good luck in your decision !
  9. hamfist
    What cab will you be using it with ?
  10. hamfist
    If this doesn't go soon, I may well keep it ............ Hmmmmmm ...... Someone please buy it and take the decision out of my hands.
  11. hamfist
    Brand new set of strings fitted this morning
  12. hamfist
    now SOLD elsewhere Very recently aquired from a fellow Basschatter (the original owner .... thanks Gareth !), this 2006 German-made Warwick is a beautiful instrument. Simply in mint condition. It has had very very minimal playing time. Just one or two tiny, tiny scratches that are not even photographable (I mention this as I cannot describe it as in "perfect" condition). There have been a lot of ins and outs with basses at chez-Hamfist recently, trying to find "the one", and I wish I could keep them all. The tones from this bass are everything I'd want but the neck is just a bit too chunky (deep front to back) for me, being more used to Status, Lakland and Jazz size/shaped necks recently. A seriously versatile bass with it's dual MEC MM humbuckers, each one individually switchable for series, parallel and single coil modes. The single coil tones are particularly nice IMO. The other controls are master volume and pickup blend. It has a swamp ash body with a maple neck and a wenge fingerboard. It has been my first Warwick, and I have been so impressed at the adjustability of the neck, nut and bridge. They even go so far as offering adjustable nut height and bridge string spacing. Wish other manufacturers would make this more available ! Suffice to say that you should be able to adjust it to whatever action you like. Currently adjusted to my tastes. Nut width - 38mm Neck width at 12th fret - 54mm Bridge string spacing from E to G - currently 55.5mm (adjustable) Neck depth at 1st fret - 20.5mm Neck depth at 12th fret - 28mm It'll come with a Warwick rockbag and the original Warwick user kit, with the manual, all tools, beeswax etc. £699 couriered to your door in mainland UK. Please check my feedback as I have had a number of really good transactions on this site. Will pack it in the gigbag, [u]double boxed [/u]with a mass of soft packing and bubble wrap. Enough to withstand a nuclear blast. Sorry, not looking for any trades. Shipping abroad would also be fine, please contact me for costs. And a demo vid I just made of the bass. Enjoy me in my pyjamas & dressng gown ! [media]http://youtu.be/TCITwIZmnIY[/media] OK here's some pics...... [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-c.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-a.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-b.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-d.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-e.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-f.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-g.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/streamer-h.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/warwick-bits-id-sheet.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/warwick-user-kit.html"][/url]
  13. hamfist
    bump
  14. hamfist
    Bump.
  15. hamfist
    I think we should all also consider a decent running in period for new cables. They can be very dellicate until properly broken in.
  16. hamfist
    I've been through the LMIII, MB500, terror bass 500, ABM500 and GK 700RB II. Finally settled on an Ashdown Spyder 550 which, although is not the smallest, lightest amp in the world, does what I want. Simply a great, clean bass tone, with punch and authority, with all the tonal adjustability I need. For Genz, take a look at the Shuttle 6.2. A very high quality product.
  17. hamfist
    I don't really do any music shop browsing these days. I'm an online buyer almost exclusively. I have had multiple very pleasing purchase experiences with Digital Village (love their 4 year warranty), Hotrox, Effects Power Supplies, Stringsdirect, GAK & Nevada. Also Soundslive have also treated me well, although are a little slower than some in refunding returns. The only relatively nearby store I go to in person, which has any sort of range at all is Nevada, near Portsmouth. If I go on a weekday, they are usually pretty helpful and let me play what I want, for however long I want. However, the range is fairly limited for bas. All the Southampton stores only have the standard Fenders & peaveys etc so it's only on very rare occassions I go to any of them.
  18. hamfist
    Just bought a Warwick Streamer from Gareth. What a top, top bloke to deal with. Has real integrity, an absolute pleasure to buy from. Very good communication. Kept me informed every step of the way too. The bass was utterly immaculate, and packed well enough to survive a nuclear blast. Buy from Gareth with confidence.
  19. hamfist
    To much worry about what people will think of you going on here. If it sounds better with the full rig, take it all. Period.
  20. hamfist
    SOLD .... nothing to see here. 4 string Status Energy, in sea foam green, from the late '90's. Made in England. Two (passive) Status hyperactive soapbars, plus active tone control, master volume and pickup blend. Be aware that this bass puts out plenty of bass, yet also as much treble as you want ! For a one knob active tone control it's quite useful actually. neck is re-inforced with a graphite rod either side of the truss rod and is very stable. Absolutely stunning action and playability. nice slim neck. Comes in at exactly 3kg (6.6lbs) on my rather cheap bathroom scales. It is a pleasantly light bass, and hangs very comfortably. Certainly an easy bass to wear for a long gig. In really quite excellent condition for it's age. Just a tiny bit of buckle rash on the back and a few other really minor marks which don't detract from the generally really nice condition of the bass.I have been so impressed with the incredible playability of this bass, that I have just bought a Status series 2, hence the sale of this energy, I need the money to pay for the S2. Will come with a Status gig bag. Sorry, no trades. £349 collected from Southampton or £359 couriered to a mainland UK address. Please see my feedback as I have sold a fair few basses, amps and pedals through this site. All with very happy buyers. If you have any questions, please feel free to message me or phone me on 023 80410737. [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-a.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-d.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-c.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-b.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-e.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-f.html"][/url] [url="http://www.ephotobay.com/share/energy-g.html"][/url]
  21. hamfist
    Bump with further price drop. Ouch, this is starting to hurt.
  22. hamfist
    But Chris plays that one with his fingers !! Cool video though and a very clever machine.
  23. hamfist
    I can't imagine at church you will be needing volume approaching anywhere near the capabilities of ANY 2x10 or 2x12 (and I speak as an experienced church player). It doesn't really matter what your amp is rated at. You can run a 1000W amp through a 150W max cab if you are sensible with the master volume. contrastingly, you could probably break the cones of a 600W cab with your 200W amp with full volume super bass heavy tones. But be rest assured that at church, even if it is a massive mega church, you will not be pushing any of those cabs. In fact, if you are looking for portability, certainly look at 1x12's too. The GK 112 neo is a fine cab, at a very decent price too. LIght too. There are also others. Personally I wouldn't buy from the GK MBE range. They are built down to a price with cheap, nasty tweeters, and well documented issues with "boom" for many, many users. Genz Benz make fine cabs though. I would trust any of their range.
  24. hamfist
    Down , down goes the price.
  25. hamfist
    bump with little price drop !
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