Thunderbird

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1495784948' post='3306491'] CTS pot would be my choice. [/quote]good pots I also rate Alpha pots

[quote name='PaulGibsonBass' timestamp='1495647858' post='3305620'] A fairly well known rock pub in Northampton that has booked us twice and on both occasions have done absolutely nothing to promote us, despite us sending in posters, creating Facebook events, contacting local press etc. The last time we played there the landlord said we were too loud (we weren't - we were balanced against our un-mic'd drummer) and spent the whole night walking around with his fingers in his ears, grinning at us. He thought he was being funny. Everyone else, including his own staff, thought he was a rude, unprofessional ****. I will not play there again. [/quote]wasn't the Billy by any chance

I just jazzed in my pants lol

I would try hot rod pickups they are the new version of wizard so to speak I highly rate there pups and they do what you are looking for

Sounds like a dud I was watching YouTube videos on this earlier and some of the people were playing quite hard and the unit sounded great why not exchange for another one before you decide its sh*te then you will know for sure

[quote name='Tuco' timestamp='1495402965' post='3303540'] Believe it or not, this is the main reason I wanted to do it [/quote]I do I did it some time ago I had no credit rating as I did not owe any money on loans and hp or other stuff

Positive thing is if you go for it and keep up with the payment plan it will help your credit rating quite a bit

[quote name='T-Bay' timestamp='1495397171' post='3303491'] Or save up and just buy It? That way you won't be paying eleventy million percent interest or whatever they charge. [/quote]I think it's nought per cent finance atm

Why not buy thing's that you will need such as strings etc I know thats a boring choice but will save you wasting the money and save you from buying odds n sods for a good while

very naughty

If it was my bass I would not be pleased if it is a new bass I am surprised that Sandberg let it pass qc like that as they have very high standards

As above I do think it sounds a bit like playing with deadish rounds takes the clank out so to speak

Thanks for is a few quid cheaper than the gruv gear one I will try this brand in the future

How much are these ones I have a gruv gear one it is OK but to expensive for what it is imo

RIP this is shocking I had heard that Audioslave were playing together again and were going to do some new recordings Very sad news

I use Tux Guitar its free and you can use guitar pro files in it if you decide too

Well just a little update the unit is now fixed it turned out to be a bad valve it was cracked and I would like to add that the guy who I bought the unit from has been great he said if it wasn't the valve he would pay the repair costs so I'm glad it was a pretty cheap fix as I would not like to see anyone out of pocket

[quote name='dood' timestamp='1494779323' post='3298470'] Hi folks! Any ideas for a micro sized power distribution for my pedal board to include supplies that are isolated for the SmoothHound? Mooer Micro Power comes up on Google - anyone tried one? Or something better? [/quote]the harley benton Junior from thomann is the kiddy has five isolated outputs and is about thirty notes I have been using mine for about four years and it hasn't missed a beat