deksawyer

Nice work Robbie, that is a very nice lump of wood!! Looks perfectly in proportion mate (although I have it on good authority that Robbie is only 4ft 11). Enjoy it!! D.

[quote name='steve' post='996863' date='Oct 22 2010, 10:28 AM']Nice review, and aren't they fantastic basses? had mine for over six months and I still get the same buzz form playing it now as I did when I first got it[/quote] I feel exactly the same with mine! It's the only bass I take to a gig nowadays..... Alan is a bad, bad man!!! D.

Midi Mouse: [url="http://www.tech21nyc.com/products/effects/midimouse.html"]http://www.tech21nyc.com/products/effects/midimouse.html[/url] D.

I'm not sure if they have a UK distributor - Korg were meant to be taking over that role, but that got pulled even before it started..... D.

[quote name='XPAULUSX' post='982351' date='Oct 9 2010, 10:21 AM']Excellent, thanks very much Hoe many channels are on the mixer?[/quote] At work today, but will send pics tonight. The mixer has 10 mono mic/line channels and 2 stereo channels. D.

[quote name='XPAULUSX' post='981376' date='Oct 8 2010, 10:58 AM']Got any pics/specs mate? Thanks [/quote] Got pics of everything but the speakers as they're at the drummers house and he's on holiday until later this weekend. Speakers are 350w each, amp, I think is 400w a side and the desk is an older classic, and I think built here in Scotland. Everything works well and is, as I said before, and excellent vocal pa. Add a powered sub and you can start sticking kick drum and bass through it no problem. It did us proud when we used it... I'll get pics to you as soon as I can. Cheers D.

I have a pair of Peavey Hisys 1's (12" Black widow speakers plus horn), an Alto Mac 3.2 poweramp and a Sountracs Topaz 14:4:2 desk. Could probably throw in a Korg reverb unit and a rack case to hold it in as well. Excellent vocal PA. Looking for £350 for everything. Worth a wee drive north.... cheers D.

[quote name='silddx' post='979705' date='Oct 6 2010, 06:16 PM']It is stupid day for me, so apologies if I am being thick, but if you have been communicating with him for a few weeks by email, why don't you [b]email [/b]him saying, erm, what's your workshop address please Paul? It's worked for me with Jon Shuker, John East and Martin Sims.[/quote] [quote name='EdwardHimself' post='979707' date='Oct 6 2010, 06:17 PM']EH would tend to agree with this.[/quote] C' mon guy, i'm not that thick. You've obviously never been in communication with him. He takes an age to reply, and my thoughts were to enquire here and probably get his address before he replies to my email asking his address. I didn't expect useless, unhelpful posts..... D.

I'm sitting here playing my ACG as I write this and to those wondering if the pre can make it sound like a Wal, then the answer is almost, and that's probably the answer Alan would give you as well as don't think he set out to make a Wal clone. I say almost as there's the sound of a Wal, on bridge pickup with the tone knob at ten that's hard to match. I've never heard any other make of bass make that tone. The ACG can give those growly mids and a sparkling top end (sometimes too much is available) and can come quite close, but it's much more flexible than the Wal EQ circuit. My ACG just blows me away every time I pick it up, sure it's heavier than most Wals, but the Neotech strap makes me forget in an instant. I love them both though... D.

I've been communicating with Paul for a few weeks using email in order to have my electrics checked and overhauled. He's expecting them but he didn't give me his workshop address. Can someone please PM it to me? cheers D.

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='969649' date='Sep 27 2010, 04:38 PM']Now I may be slightly biased, but that looks frigging awesome.[/quote] I'm thinking the same thing!! D.

You want British, how about a Hiwatt: [url="http://www.performing-musician.com/pm/nov07/images/HiwattHiGain.jpg"]http://www.performing-musician.com/pm/nov0...iwattHiGain.jpg[/url] D.