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[quote name='bassman2790' post='281457' date='Sep 10 2008, 09:57 PM']Is that a thru-neck?[/quote] Yes it is

cheers

Do you know how much i should be asking for it?

I bought this bass about 5 years ago, haven't got a clue what it is!!!! Can anyone tell me what it is/a copy of???? Cheers

Not sure if this is the relevant section to post this but it definitely seems the busiest! I am in a band who is currently awaiting the contracts through for a major deal. I am at a reasonable standard, but want to raise my game and in turn I am looking for a bass tutor in Reading to help me do this! Please don’t hesitate to PM me if you could help. Cheers Paz

Thanks, Looks like i'm going to go for a Prunes & Custard.

Hey, I'm currently mucking about with a BOSS SYB-5 and a Digitech Bass Synth Wah and have found that the BOSS has terrible tracking but good sounds and the Digitech has excellent tracking but looses volume. I really want to get a Deep Impact/Hysteria sound (i have the big muffs!), can anyone recommend a pedal that isn't absolutely impossible to find that can do this? Cheers

I've found one for £255, looks the nuts. How do they compare to the USA bass?

Can anyone give me any advice on getting a Japanese P bass? Cheers

[quote name='BOD2' post='209506' date='May 30 2008, 11:27 AM']TBH I've not used most of these pedals so I don't know exactly what sounds they'll give you - plus I don't know what sounds you're looking for. in your case, the main point to bear in mind is probably the placement of the fuzz. A fuzz sound with chorus added afterwards will be different from a chrous sound with fuzz added afterwards. That's the point I was making about putting a few pedals in a "mini-chain". Which of the two sounds you prefer will depend on what you like to hear.[/quote] Ok cool, Thanks for the advice.

[quote name='BOD2' post='209488' date='May 30 2008, 11:05 AM']A "few new pedals" ?? That's quite a collection. There's no hard and fast rule for pedal placement. First though - do you need them all at the same time ? That's quite a few overdrive/distortion FX you have there. Do you need them all in the same chain ? If not, remove those that you won't use. Next, work out which pedals will be switched on simultaneously. If you only ever have one pedal on at a time then it doesn't really matter what order they are in. If you will have two (or more) swiitch on at the same time then take these pedals out and create a "mini-chain" using these ones only. Experiment with the pedal placement in this mini-chain to see how the pedals interact with each other. Find out which order YOU like best. Maybe put the tuner first - that way you can always tune even if you forget to turn off another pedal (tuning with a deep chorus effect on might be difficult). It's often commin to out the compressor next (unless you're using it as an overall limiter, in which case it would go last). After that it's whatever sounds best to your ears (bearing in mind the comment about which ones are switched on simultaneously). Finally, if you're intending to use this pedal chain live, then try to keep it simple as possible - take out any pedals you won't use.[/quote] Thanks! The only new ones are the Boss OD and the meatball! I'm going to have a little play around with the chain, but if you had to put them in order (I use mainly fuzz + Synth/Chorus at the same time) What woudl it be? Cheers Ohh, does anyone know where i can get a Bass Bigg Muff from?