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The payment definitely went through

Hello, I've put some cabs up for sale in the section, paid my £7. But it's not there. Does anybody know how long it takes to process ?

My sharona is cool. I also found after depping with a band that 'you give love a bad name' is simple and a great exercise .

I did everything by the book last night and all was well. Thanks chaps. That said, I do have gas for a peavey vb3, anyone played with one?

It all seems to work fine, like I said, brand new. I'll put it down to Hot summer night.

Right, cool, thanks. It is nearly brand new and the fan works fine. I didn't know if the overdrive and chorus where just overwhelming it. They were particularly HOT nights/gigs when it failed.

Hi, I have a Hartke HA5500, and when I use my boss chorus or overdrive my amp overheats ( a bit smelly) and shuts down. Anybody got any clues/ideas?? Much appreciated . Ta

Yes, the back of the amp was hot, and it was also smelly! The pre amps and master were set exactly half way. I didn't think that that was too excessive? My other band are a bit quieter and so the master is usually on around 3.

So, can I ascertain that if the gain and mix is set too high on the overdrive pedal it will cause the amp to overload?

Oh God, I don't know. I was too busy rocking out haha haha haha haha haha

Everything was set up properly. It seemed to be when the overdrive was switched on. Bizarre. . All I could decide after some advice was that that pedal is overpowering the amp??

Hi there, I need advice please. I have a hartke ha5500 into two hydrive 112's. Twice now I have clicked on my boss bass overdrive pedal and the thermal protection has kicked in after about a minute and everything goes quiet. Full shut down!! Not cool mid gig. Anybody got any ideas??? Thanks

I have a BB1024X and it is phenomenal. I also have a BBN 4 jazz with Seymour Duncan quarter pounders in. I want more !!!!

I know nothing about basses really, I still regard myself as a total beginner. But I saved up hard and bought a BB1024X, and I love it. It's solid, sounds great and is relatively simple. I have played other basses such as American fenders and stingrays in the shops and then come home and play my yamaha and smile.

Hello people of bass. I have an SR300, and I'd really like to put some good pick ups in it. I love the lightweight body and fast neck, but I wish it had a bit more thunder!! So l am after some new pick ups that will do that and hopefully be fairly quiet if that's possible?? Any help and advice is greatly appreciated .

Jazz gets into everything. Nile Rodgers!!! Nuff said.

I think that is up to you. Grasshopper

[quote name='MiltyG565' timestamp='1382356236' post='2251018'] Jazz musicians are the most skilled, though. Want a good drummer? Get a jazz drummer. Want a good guitarist? Get a jazz guitarist. They just have all the knowledge and ability. Any jazz player I have ever encountered has left me wishing I could play as well as them. Sometimes, I wished I liked jazz so I could be that good. (I like some jazz, but I wouldn't say I was exactly a fan. It's a vast genre). [/quote] I agree. The crux of it is, once you get into playing and music you naturally progress into attaining knowledge and I think that leads you into jazz and fusion. I started playing drums and all I wanted to do was beat the he'll out of them stuck between to Marshall stacks!! Ten years later I'm studying the Moeller technique and the Ted Reed method (don't ask, nerdy drum stuff). But after pushing myself like that when it came playing whole lotta Rosie, boys are back and for whom the bell tolls. Man! They were swinging. So now I have found the righteous path of bass, I want to get the whole lot under my belt, having learnt my lesson with drums. The sooner I can get the knowledge, I know that playing all the rock and pop stuff will be loads better. I have everything on my iPod from Miles Davis to Messhuggah!!! Musical appreciation I think it's called. I like jazz though, there, I said it.

when I'm a more accomplished player, shall we say.

Thank you. Possibly in several years time once I can play a bit. Maybe I shall also purchase the SR 1200??