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I play lightly. I'm a lover, not a fighter ;0)

Great, cheers Dan. I like the simplicity of this pre - no fancy lettering, just D800 and some volume knobs. Awesome. ped

No idea mate! I got it for £90. It's 800w (400w stereo), digital, weighs nothing and is totally silent. I bought it from a chap on eBay... actually come to think of it, the make is 'Starsound' I think but I can't find a manual or anything. The seller used it for a long time so maybe it is quite old. Cheers ped

Great, thanks for the info. It is chuffing loud! ped

The ones on the left (Bad,Normal,High quality) I think show the quality of the power source. It always says high quality. Maybe it refers to the skill of the player ;0) The next lights I am not sure about. The -15 lights up green when the amp is played at moderate volume. The lights dance upwards when I play but at pretty high volume the lights up to only -9. What do the numbers mean? Cheers ped

[quote name='Paul S' post='438045' date='Mar 18 2009, 09:27 AM']Until last week I owned a Hayman 4040 - cousin to the Shergold. I'd say it was giggable in as much as I did use it for a gig. Lovely thing, beautifully made but, for me, a pig to play. Moved on to a more appreciative owner now. Here's some pics, anyway.[/quote] Never seen one of those before. Great looking thing!

Lovely. I nearly had those cabs myself, they are very smart. Cheers ped

Never a truer word spoken.

Thanks for dragging this one out of the gutter (last two guys) ped

LOL yeah the cabs sound fantastic mate. I am almost feeling better now, too. Back to work tomorrow, I think. Maybe I put this in the wrong thread?? ped P.s Josh that's just a fairly non offensive fleece but it does look a bit like a cape or something. Damn I should have worn a cape. And a headband.

Debated weather to post this or not but decided it was quite funny. I AM trying to look like a tool btw, and I don't have to try that hard.

I use synths quite a bit, albeit usually in tandem with a clean bassline. The only song I have up online is the track here [url="http://www.freewebs.com/mrped/facethemusic.htm"]http://www.freewebs.com/mrped/facethemusic.htm[/url] Track '2001- biting the bullet' which was recorded though my 'stink synth' patch on a pod XT pro. Nowadays I am doing the same thing through a Vbass which is just a revelation for reasons I have stated elsewhere quite a lot - the polyphonic flawless tracking and the complete flexibility. Great fun!

I am over the moon with the way Elixirs last and sound, and I have learned the hard way that if it aint broke, don't fix it! Given my previous experiences with normal rotos I won't be checking them out!

[quote name='steve-soar' post='437529' date='Mar 17 2009, 04:52 PM']The Wife gave me a pair of beyerdynamic DTX 50's for Xmas, they rock. I have the eq flat on my ipod and they're grat from low to high.[/quote] yeah having the EQ flat is a must IMO because all the EQ settings are extreme. I haven't heard one pair of cans reproduce most bass heavy records without distortion on the 'rock' setting. Even so, after all the evolutions the iPod has had, I don't know what they haven't developed a user programmable EQ... or have they? I have only had a 4th gen iPod Video and an iPhone...

Very nice mate, where did the S1 come from? The Roland combo looks great too. ped

I have a similar setup - a 'noname' 400w a side stereo power amp, digital, which is the size and weight of a small 1u DVD player. I can play my bass right into that and from there into my SWR compact cabs, or plug the Vbass pedal into the poweramp, acting as a stereo pre-amp (but my clean setting is pretty much bypassed anyway!) Preamps? pah! Cheers ped

Hi Grumble. Are you the same Grumble that was on Bassworld? If not then there is another grumbler out there somewhere! Cheers and welcome ped

Hi mate, I used to have a BAsson 210 cab and although it sounded great, it was extremely heavy and, more importantly, very power hungry. I was driving it with a Mesa 400+ valve head and even that struggled to power it suficiently. The 15 is not SO hungry but I don't think you will get much volume from it with a 280w head (at 4 ohm... the cab is 8 ohm so you will get maybe 180w at 8 ohm) I would go looking for a lighter and more efficient speaker. Cheers ped

Yeah worth a shot I think. Sennheiser rarely make a duff product IME. Cheers ped

E2Cs have been replaced by SLC2s or something now - my brother got a set but we found them to sound very different to the E2Cs. Harsher and thinner sounding, I thought. Perhaps they need breaking in? Hmm.

Hi mate, Yeah I love my E2cs for bass but with the iPod they are almost too revealing, hard to put my finger on it. Perhaps they would sound better with the rubber sleeves instead of the foam ones I use for bass playing. I have some cheapish Sennheiser in ear headphones which I use when the Grado's are too cumbersome and they sound great - a little lively in the top end perhaps and being airtight you can hear any noise from moving the cable/walking/eating magnified x10 which can be frustrating! Here they are: [url="http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.nsf/root/500968"]http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.nsf/root/500968[/url] ped

Met Mistahbenn today to pick up a couple of speakers - lovely job. Highly recommended :-) Cheers ped P.s I merged your two feedback threads together mate.