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Spector ! Look at the legend series.

Thanks guys! Keep 'em coming! I'm thinking about the Jamman XT Solo at the moment. It might do the job. Hmmm!

Hey all, I'm thinking about getting a loop pedal again. I already have a looper that can't save loops (or backing tracks for that matter) but I am looking for something that can. The pedals that come to mind to begin with are the Digitech Solo XT and Boss RC3. I am happy with the single pedal format, though a double I know will be easier to use practically given access to more functions without getting an external foot switch. Even that isn't a problem though! So, here's what I'd like ideally: Loop recording in stereo (some older pedals had stereo inputs but still only recorded in mono) Loops on an SD card - not a deal breaker but it'd be easiest to transfer tracks from my computer that way. USB would be an option too but I prefer the separate card function. Yes, I know I have a perfectly good iPad app to do the job, but my iPad is a bit long in the tooth now, i'd need to buy a bluetooth foot controller anyway and to be honest the device is serving it's time WAY better as a control surface for my DAW! ha! Nux Loop Core? any good? Thank you all!

[quote name='Evil Undead' timestamp='1445295397' post='2890442'] Hi guys I've finally ordered my new amp, and it arrives tomorrow. But I'm a goon and didn't realise it only takes a Speakon, and I've only got 1/4" jack speaker cables. I've ordered the right lead, but it's gonna take a few days to arrive - I'm excited to try out the new head! Will this do, in the meantime? [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/neutrik-na4ljx-speakon-to-635mm-mono-jack-adapter-n25aj"]http://www.maplin.co...k-adapter-n25aj[/url] Thanks in advance [/quote] Yes, these are brilliant just to keep in the gig bag anyway. Mine does get used especially on those occasions that I 'have' to borrow a cabinet with my own heads.

[quote name='SmoothHoundChris' timestamp='1441314732' post='2857941'] Great to hear you're still a Happy Jack Says the man who [i]deliberately[/i] lets his batteries run out [i]during[/i] a gig? With systems like the Smooth Hound Classic that have a reliable battery level readout then you should have a backup set of batteries to hand but there's no need to replace them for each gig. Performance is the [i]same[/i] from fresh batteries to almost dead 15 hours later. [/quote] Oh man! it's just a brilliant piece of kit! Still happy with mine too. I mean, wireless for beginners, this has got to be near the top of the list, not because it is in anyway sub-standard or 'budget minded', but because it's so damn easy to use.

Love 'em on everything! - Oh and the customer care from D'Addario UK - well, D'addario all over is just brilliant.

[quote name='Woodinblack' timestamp='1445109317' post='2888905'] Nope, Not here it isn't [/quote] Wait a sec - what model is this? One of these? Very interesting to find out if it is indeed! Now.. Fretless version....

Had I have still had my GVB I would have gladly come to see you Max! - I'm afraid I sold it in the end. As I understand it, when I got it, there were only three in the country. I suspect that figure probably hasn't changed much. My suggestion would be to go direct to the Ibanez UK distributor and instruct to have one sent to your nearest Ibby stockist. Kinda how I got mine in fact! Ibanez have always been pretty brilliant with me so hopefully they'll do the same for you. As for the bass itself, well it's really nice actually. Maybe I should have spent more time with mine! I do agree though, the spacing feels very comfy on the left had for sure, but you will have to adjust your technique if you are used to a 19mm pacing on the right hand. But hey, I reckon you'll be fine! My Shukers are both 16mm and I find them fine to work with still. There isn't much else you can get on the market with a 14mm spacing, but I believe that Kahler (maybe) do a bass bridge that can go down to 14mm spacing for custom builds. Which would be my next suggestion.

Here's a few moments! Edit - oh wait this is 2014!! ha ha. I've last year's too but I won't bore you!!

I'll be there!!!! Hopefully this time I won't be nursing a massive nosebleed! That was a strange experience which kept me off the 'shop floor' for waaaay too long! This time I'll do more playing and hanging out with my favourite type of people! Dan

Here it is in action - ignore the rest of the review (if you wish!) http://www.iguitarmag.com/magazine-editions/guitar-interactive-issue-36/edition-videos/dv_ebs_black_label_edition_pedals_review/

[quote name='danbowskill' timestamp='1443368563' post='2874166'] that bass looks sooooo sexy :-) [/quote] [quote name='Norris' timestamp='1443374476' post='2874211'] That looks terrific [/quote] Thank you! I love it! Very pleased with the sound too. All the electronics and hardware I did myself but as above, not the paint job.

[quote name='ziggybass' timestamp='1443870017' post='2878302'] Did you do this using the flash paint selling on ebay? Amazing coloirs. I have been having so much trouble doing repaint "in my studio". I stopped using Nitro. I don't know if it's the tempretures here but I could not get nitro to harden! At the moment I am using Grafitti paint. (Brand availible if you ask) I don't want to get into trouble I have 3 rebuilds to paint and I am struggling as the Grafitti paint it vc fast drying has loads of colours but barely close to some of the rerpro colour buzz I need for one body! Brand names and other relevent info appreciated! Thanks [/quote] I have to admit, I didn't do the respray myself! My buddy Mark at Musical Instrument Rehab did the refinish for me. I'm not sure where he sourced the flip paint but I do know there is a very reputable outlet near Sheffield. I forget the name though! To get this rather lovely burgundy mist / purple / pinky pink pink / I'm sometimes blue type look is due to chasing a different undercoat. In this case there's a metallic red under the 'flip' layer.

So sorry to read this :/

Actually, I'd lie to update my last reply - it's was actually Colin Vearncombe performing Wonderful Life...

Oh! here's a version! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE01-K5MKWk My favourite track in the concert has to be Joe Cocker performing 'The Letter' with Brian May on guitar... oh and one John Deacon on bass.. Mick's bass it seems!

If you look for the Prince's Trust Concert 1988 on YouTube you will find the same house band performing with a whole host of artists!

It's a real keeper! Every bit 'P' and more. I'm truly surprised as I intended on having a project bass that needed work. It has dings from nearly 40 years of work, but there is nothing that needs to be done to make it 'playable', I've just chose to upgrade a few bits!

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1443443216' post='2874673'] Time will tell how well Bass is catered for with this [/quote] I'll tell even sooner if I can get hold of one!

Thank you! - I shudder to think how many of these you could buy with the money from a 76 F*****r. Oh, wait, no I don't - it means I can afford to buy more of these beautiful machines

After a few upgrades she now looks like this: I still need to do a bit of.. well, cleaning I suppose but I have to say that genuinely Ash body and single slap Maple neck make this an absolute beast of a bass. I love playing it and need not look any further for my P bass needs!

One of my bass students, who is about to turn up actually, has the white version with the RW neck and it's a super instrument. I'd like one of these too - in the colours above for sure!

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