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Currently Gassing for a Sadowsky MV5 ash/maple 70's action and an NS 5 string EUB. not going to happen for a while

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1432915012' post='2786194'] [/quote] I love it!!! the Sh*t posing as meat drive! RRP £250

[quote name='cameltoe' timestamp='1432940539' post='2786543'] I have both on my pedal board, and the Beta is a different animal. The Beta is fat, warm, punchy tube drive that sits nicely in the mix. I use it as an always-on pedal. It's quality, and kind of gives that 'tone' you search for, being a P player. The EHX is a great overdrive. The level of grit is just right- it must be the blend control- but you don't lose your place in the mix, as so many pedals seem to do, with the character and tone of the drive being what cuts through. I hate pedals which make you disappear, and you can't hear the drive, or are too top-endy so all you hear is the drive and no fundamental. Highly recommended, and for £60? Crazy. [/quote] Cheers mate, I think ill hang on for a used Beta as it sounds just what I want for warming my P bass (sorry to go OT)

[quote name='GrammeFriday' timestamp='1432365123' post='2780788'] And here it is, in all its VHS glory: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvWiT6Q6Awk Thanks for sharing Grammefriday that made me smile 'Awesome' is a rather overused word nowadays, but LJ really was an awesome player. [/quote]

ive a few faves off the top of my head the following Louis Johnson's stingray on Mike Mcdonald s "I keep forgettin" Marcus Miller on Donald Fagens"The Nightfly" title track, no slap!!! Anything from Anthony Jackson Will lee on Randy Crawfords " Declaration of love" P bass Abraham Laboriel on Randy Crawfords "you might need somebody" not sure P Bass? Randy Jackson on Journeys "ill be alright without you" stingray anything from Bernard Edwards Ditto Nathan East Scott Edwards on anything from rufus! Tom Hamilton on Aerosmiths "voodoo medicine man" overdriven stingray and prob loads more

so would you say it would give a nice tubey/motown type of drive, the same way the solid gold beta drive does? I quite fancy one of these myself

Finally got my latest board together! don't use loads of effects in what I do, but I stick em in where I can. nowt massively flash but a nice mix of boutique/ vintage Boss/good quality/cheap and cheerful the enabler drives my Bergantino IP stack.Got most sounds ill need, however pedals are addictive and I want more. All housed in a Diago gigman and connected (mostly) with the wonderful OBBM 's patch cables.

Absolutely gutted, Louis Johnson is one of my biggest influences. As a young player I wore out his starlicks video, he taught me how to slap!!, his groove and tone on "I keep forgettin" is amazing. I love his playing on "The dude" by Quincy Jones, he will be sorley missed.

ive always been happy with the Diago boards! I had the showman, then the commuter and finally settled on a Gigman. The commuter can get quite a few pedals on.

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1417590724' post='2621969'] This. As I've said before, the 6" driver in these cabs is their secret weapon [/quote] Id love to hear these and 6" speakers sound great. I really like the bergantinos im using now, but I used to use 2x accugroove tri110s which had a 6" driver and I absolutely adored them. I am really interested in these TKS cabs, are they very clear/hi fi or are they a vintage sounding cab? im currently thinking 1×12, 1×6 and horn with the tweed covers and oxblood cloth x2

EBS multi comp runs on batteries!

[quote name='liffordmark' timestamp='1430776355' post='2764543'] Thanks for the advice lads, have researched all your suggestions I went with Beely and the radial big shot [/quote] Ive one of those! fantastic choice