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welcome. SD Curlee eh? Nice. BC is a great place enjoy

great thread. I'm glad most bands are still playing the same stuff as it does make it a little easier to find slightly different stuff. I'm a massive 80s / 90s hair rock fan and as such borrow heavily on the cheesey stuff all the so called 'musos' are too up themselves to play!! That's not an insult, BTW, I used to be like it myself. our set includes stuff like Nothing but a good time & Every Rose by Poison Wonderful world, Joey Ramone Delilha (a mix of Tom and SAHB) let there be rock AC/DC I believe in a thing called love Wanted dead or alive Bon Jovi Centrefold, J Geils Place your hands, Reef Hey Jealousy by the Gin Blossoms Old before I die, Robbie Williams Ballroom Blitz, Sweet Maggie May Helter Skelter, Beatles Dead Ringer, Meatloaf nothing really challenging but I love it when I see the whole pub singing along to Every Rose (thansk to Bill and Ted for that )

It's painted and look at my picture above

[u]here's mine[/u] I've taken the scratchplate off

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1340440028' post='1704398'] No love for the Marbass cabs then..?? [/quote] oh yes, they're great. Sold all the hartke cabs now. (Too heavy) My wife loves the Hartke head (cos it hasn't gone wrong)

Nick, how does it compare to your other one? I won't get to see mine till next thursday

they've arrived at barnes & mullins. there is pictures on sound affects facebook page.

my steinberger XL2 sustains for days. Don't know if it's a good thing or not

I used a HA3500 for 10 years, with an original USA made transporter 4x10 (aluminium speakers) and it was great. I finally worked out about leaving the EQ flat when I had my Musicman bass. My original amp developed a fault after about 7 years, so I bought another new one. Now I'm using an ampeg pf500 (in my Police tribute) but the bass player in my pub rock band (which I play guitar) in still using the hartke (it's my wife on the bass in this band) but I still have a lot of love for the hartke

bins are 30 kgs each but have excellent casters and very well placed handles , which makes lifting them easy. top cabs are (I think) 14kg each. We're at the george on the 14th July come and have a listen

hello Boris, my old bass!! If I had the money I'd buy it back. It was my first 'proper' bass. I'm sure I bought it in '83. It originally had a different bridge (it's got a badass on it now I think). A great bass

I can't recommend them enough JT, come with a 6 year warranty as standard too

Hello Tim, The guy in The English Rogues had a manson as a back up to his old rick. I sold the bass to a bloke that claimed to work for Hugh Manson, that was back in '96. The girl that joined Girlschool (Tracy Lamb used to be in Rock Goddess) she had one, (I think it was the one reviewed in a a magazine). I saw Tracy at a gig in Deal, watching Anvil, should have asked her really. I haven't seen or heard of the Tiger one since. How's tricks Tim?

shouldn't do. you'll hear if the bass drum is distorting anything. PA speakers are full range but use your ears

I use an EUB on Police tribute gigs but I'll be buggered if I'm getting a spare for that!! My P bass let go on me once. Pickup went open circuit, since then I carry a spare bass.