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Fantastic group....love it.

[quote name='MartyBRebelMC' post='1192524' date='Apr 8 2011, 07:11 AM']SWR wasn't even on my radar 'till now - thanks for that and I see Bassdirect stock them as well.[/quote] Give the SWR a try, it has a mid scooped sound compared to the Shuttle but I really like the valve sound from it.... much better than the Shuttle. IMHO

Thanks for the review.... I have never tried a Ric, might take a trip out to give one ago. Thanks again for fuelling my GAS.

[quote name='son of frog' post='1192231' date='Apr 7 2011, 08:45 PM']Haha, yeah isn't it? thats exactly what i was going to write, i just didn't know if anyone would understand what i meant... sounds wicked.[/quote] Moog with valve overdrive will do it.... Real heavy.

Good god.... I have just listened to that jet phaser, that's heavy. The Dod does not sound like that monster....... Much much more mellow.

I am very happy to recommend the SWR headlite. 400watts of tight , slightly mid scooped sound with a valve pre. I like it very much........ Nice.

I was a student and went to the library and took out a handful of jazz CD,s. I heard stan Getz for the first time and this started me on my Jazz journey. NICE......

I really like this Warwick. Never liked their shape until now, looks like a winner. Think its a good move as I can imagine fender didn't sell many steve Bailey basses.

[quote name='ThomBassmonkey' post='1191703' date='Apr 7 2011, 01:35 PM']Going to revive this thread after seeing the post about someone's Fender being damaged on the way to Musikmesse and knowing that I have to fly over to Holland soon with my bass. Is an ABS case enough to protect it? I might put some bubble wrap or something in too just to make sure, or should I invest in a proper flight case?[/quote] I flew to Italy with a Spector bass in the hold. I wrapped the neck and body in bubble wrap and put it in a hard case and then wrapped the case in bubble wrap and covered it with 'fragile' tape. As soon as it came off the plane I unwrapped it to give it a check over before leaving the airport. It arrived and returned without a scratch. It can be risky but you just have to be careful. Hope this helps.

[quote name='cetera' post='1189279' date='Apr 5 2011, 04:56 PM']Wow! Thanks for that nonsense about a brand that is charging over the odds for something of poor quality... Now where's the bread for that SPAM sandwich...? [/quote]

Crazy.........

WOW.... that is outrageous. I love it....................... well done on an amazing transformation.

I also had one that sold for around £700. Time really does fly by.

[quote name='L_Bass_Dog85' post='1188475' date='Apr 4 2011, 11:00 PM']I use www.stringbusters.com Good service, never had a problem and always have what I am looking for. I'm a man who prefers to shop locally keeping small firms open, but they stock strings that I don't like. Did ask if they could bring stock in but they order by bulk, so they get the most 'popular'. It's a shame, but the internet prevails over local shops! Luke[/quote] =1 for string busters.

Good god...I havent seen one of those amps for 20 years. Unfortunately they were not very good back then so not worth very much now.... say £30.

Has this anything to do with the date...