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If I was to make a DIY fuzz pedal using veroboard/stripboard would I be able to allocate an unused strip on the circuitboard as a point to which all ground connections can be wired, or would I have to use a chassis ground? Thanks, and I hope I've posted this in the right place

[quote name='adam87' timestamp='1392424010' post='2368755'] I've never been keen on P basses, hated them in fact. Always prefered jazz. But I do like the one Scott has! It sounds awesome too. Has changed my mind on them slightly! [/quote] I was the same once… Now I use only P basses.

I got a nice Japanese PB62 in white with the tort guard. I really wanna get a US one now.

I'm looking for like a basketweave kinda vibe. Or the kind of sand coloured grille you'd find on an Orange guitar amp cab.

Hey guys, I'm using an Ashdown ABM 210 cab but I want to replace the metal grille with something a little more boutiquey/classy. Does anyone have any suggestions as to where i can find a direct replacement or a reasonably priced custom order site?

Can we see some pics?

I really dig the Trex Mudhoney!

I've been looking to make my Markbass LM3 sound a bit more tubey and a bit less crystal clean. All the pedals I've tried up until this point have had too much gain for what I wanted and I already own a load of fuzz boxes etc. I had considered some kind of tube pre/DI box but they all seem a bit pricey. Then I saw the Blackstar HT Boost, which is just a boost pedal with a valve in it… and when used at low gain settings its perfect. I'd definitely recommend this pedal for anyone looking to warm up a stale sounding amp for not a lot of £££

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I've got a Markbass LM3 for sale if you're looking for one...

[quote name='Clarky72' timestamp='1384820175' post='2281245'] I won't buy Markbass for the stupid reason I don't like the look of them, the yellow looks awful to me. [/quote] That's a shame because my Markbass head (which I'm thinking of selling) has a great funk/fusion/rock sound when used with a Jazz bass. It takes pedals well and has the VPF function which I always thought sounded a bit like Justin Chancellor's (TOOL) tone when turned all the way up. Its a fantastic loud and light head but I'm personally more into Ampeg stuff lately... just suits me better.