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A horizontally aligned Big Twin II, so you can stack another two horizontally aligned Big Twin II cabinets on top.

Captain Sensible once said he wanted to ask me to play in his solo band. Many years ago it was. When I asked him why the hell he didn't he replied saying that he didn't think I'd want to. True story

One more and a completely different sound - more of a DI output: http://www.iguitarmag.com/magazine-editions/guitar-interactive-issue-27/edition-videos/dv_ebs_valve_drive_pedal_reviewmp4/

Aha! I've found this one too. http://www.iguitarmag.com/magazine-editions/guitar-interactive-issue-27/edition-videos/dv_aguilar_tone_hammer_500_and_sl_112_cab_reviewmp4/

[media]http://www.iguitarmag.com/magazine-editions/guitar-interactive-issue-28/edition-videos/dv_ampeg_v4b_100w_bass_head_reviewmp4/[/media] Hopefully this clip will work. I'll see if I can find some more - you can ignore the rest of the video just the intro bass clip.

I upgraded an Ibanez 6er with three DC40's and a custom switching system. It sounded brilliant. I'm just trying to track down some video clips with it in.

Just to offer up some alternatives, two of my favourites have been the DarkGlass Vintage and right now I'm actually using and EBS Billy Sheehan signature pedal with the gain quite low. Both offer a very important ingredient - and that's the ability to mix in your clean bass sound with the dirt. Getting the blend right means you retain punch and articulation but have enough grit to warm things up a bit.

Some blithering buffoon rambling on about one here: http://www.iguitarmag.com/magazine-editions/guitar-interactive-issue-33/edition-videos/dv_ibanez_btb33_volo_bass_reviewmp4/

I'd like one myself too! The blend is very good and as a nice simple pedal it is also smaller than my TC Nova Dynamics which is a very good compressor!

I reviewed one recently and have to say that with the set up used, it was really rather good!

This is the porn to ruin all others though

It's all smiles and party here tonight... wow :/ The OP probably wishes they'd never asked now...

The neck and body aren't from the same bass. The neck is an 80's and yes an RI version, not an early original. The pick ups, scratch plate and knobs aren't original and it has had it's original finish removed.

So here it is, a wonderful bass guitar that I stupidly let go over 20 years ago. Just last week I was having a bit of a window shop and couldn't quite believe my eyes as I appeared to be looking at my old bass. I messaged the seller and we ended up having a really good conversation on the 'phone about the bass and sure enough the details of the instrument and it's history matched up perfectly. I've a good knowledge of the instrument so have a very good idea of it's true value, but of course as I'm not the owner of it and as much as I would dearly like to be, that's not something I wanted to get involved in. As I watch the ebay auction for the last hours I can't help feel just a little bit sad to see it but I won't get a chance to play, see or even own it again. I hope it's in great shape and the new owner gets pleasure from it, but I guess this is a farewell. [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161698017655?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT"]http://www.ebay.co.u...K%3AMEBIDX%3AIT[/url]

I've not used this unit but if you can find one of the now discontinued Alesis DEQ rack EQ units I think you'll be impressed. I use the half rack version that I think is known as the 224 but there's also a full rack version with RTAS on board too. They are programmeable allowing you to save separate curves for left and right channels. Mine is a 24 band. The full rack versions I think have MIDI implementation too. Oh and they are dirt cheap secondhand which is a good thing.

It's one of those phrases like 'the proof is in the pudding' that I seem to hear every now and then. Rather, 'the proof of the pudding is in the eating'. Similarly things that are described as being as 'smooth as a hot knife through butter' maybe wrongly worded as 'plays like butter'. The first of each doesn't really make sense!

The definition of anguish? Seeing your long lost bass of 25 years almost unbelievably re-appearing but on eBay and the feeling that you might not be the new owner :/

The 1964's haven't arrived yet! Nyargh!!! Hopefully soon!!!!

I owned a Status Energy 6 - an all-wood construction rather than graphite. Great warm sound with lots of clarity as I remember. The bottom end was something to behold too. Stupidly, I sold it!

Hi fellow Norfolk-dweller!

I suspect that personal taste will come in to play when it comes to that decision! My personal tastes had me very impressed with the Nathan East BBNE2 model.

Just a quick post to say that I'll be doing a video review of both a Retro10 and Big Twin 2 for Guitar Interactive Magazine soon.

I'm going to need medication for this G.A.S if you keep on like that!! I need to give one of these a whirl! heh!