JimH

Somehow new neck and refurbed body reminds me of Triggers broom Rob did a repair and refurb on my S2 body last year and it was a great job - I'm sure you won't be disappointed with your "new" bass!

[quote name='Marky L' post='365318' date='Dec 29 2008, 09:42 AM']I just bought one of these and have only tried it at home so far. Gig on NY Eve so I/m looking forward to using it then. On my P bass, I have had to turn the actual Bug volume screw all the way down or I get the red clipping light come on, so those PUPs must be pumping it out My only criticism so far is that it does flap about a bit if I get a bit boisterous (oo~err). The careful application of a bit of Blutack does the job though.[/quote] Didn't you get a little circle of self-adhesive velcro (well, 2 actually.... ) ?

Mine works fine on top of my combo/head and cabs, depending on setup so doubt it's that... Something else on same frequency? Taxi outside?? Is it OK at home?

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' post='321369' date='Nov 3 2008, 09:48 PM']I know it's not headless, but looove the GREEN LEDS!![/quote] How about this then?

[quote name='joe_bass' post='302111' date='Oct 8 2008, 12:52 PM']Yeah I purchased this back in May or so when I picked up the bass again. I found after a 2 year gap I could hardly remember anything so was on the look out for something to help me back in. Was hesitant at first as thought it could be a scam/a loaf of sh*te. But anyways I decided to go for it, started doing it & found it useful for a few things. I then lost the time to be able to sit down & read through 100 page PDF documents lol so I didn't get very far with it. If I do get a spare day to myself though I will sit down & work through. As I said it is useful & does include a few good ideas. The free software bundle that comes with it also includes some decent little programs. I haven't of course seen the end result but if it's like the guy playing in the video then it's surely worth it! So if you've got the time to sit down in front of the computer with your bass & grind through it then yeah I recommend it.[/quote] Thanks - and thanks everyone else for the alternatives - however the original request for reviews was because this method bigs itself up as being different - my attention span is too short for all of the basic dull stuff (and I'm past most of that ability-wise, as I read music and play guitar/keys too) - looking for improvement techniques, improvisation tips etc. really....

As title, really - has anyone handed over any of their hard-earned on this and would care to give a review?? [url="http://www.bassguitarsecrets.com/"]Direct Link[/url]

I don't care, I didn't even bother to open this post....

Tabs here that might help - sorry no notation.... [url="http://www.bassmasta.net/j/jamiroquai/"]Click Here[/url]

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He's a nice guy - I'm sure he'll fit you in, as long as you don't want a custom build acoustic as well..... Repairs/setups are bread and butter to luthiers, after all....

You could try my next-door neighbour [url="http://www.mick-kennedy.com/luthier.htm"]Mick Kennedy[/url] Whilst predominantly an acoustic guitar maker, he should be able to sort you out if he's not too busy!

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='285464' date='Sep 16 2008, 10:59 PM']Hey Jim, it was you that bought Mike's Empathy, then? Nice score! I hear it's had a full factory refinish, too. Lucky man![/quote] And I've now ended up with 3 Statii that have been previously owned by James Durand.... Lined Fretless S1 now for sale on www.statii.com - will be on here in a few days if no takers, then eBay a bit after that

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='285512' date='Sep 17 2008, 01:13 AM']As if you need another?! It's the lights. Girls dig the lights...[/quote] Especially flashing ones