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I had a set of regular length fender flats that I hated. I needed some for my mustang so cut these to length and they sound - great. Just my experience!

Always switch your phone off . . . . or this might happen - [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjtU9coTwr8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjtU9coTwr8[/url]

I think the correct impedance ext speaker to use depends on whether the output is wired in series or parallel - I've got a feeling that these are wired like the nemesis combos - which would make it OK to use with a 4 ohm cab. Can't be sure though.

That's just lovely . . . . ermmmmm

Don't know about the Ashdown but the Roland is very good - deceptively loud and deep for it's power. Lots of frills that are useable as well.

I use a digitech BSW on setting 2 - kind of an envolope follower with an octave down. I think it tracks pretty well and the sound is great - but it's not hugely versatile. Just my ha'penneth.

Before pimping, I's personally try to set the bass up to make the most of what you've got - ie adjusting the pickup height and angle. I've owned a few warwicks with MEC electrics and been pretty happy with them! Did you buy the bass new? It's possible that the B string is from a different set, consequently sounding different - just a thought!

What 'don't' you like about the pups and pre that are in it?

Most of the bands in Milton Keynes inc us have cancelled tonight - the snow is terrible here :-(

Thanks for this thread. Playing in a Floyd tribute I've got most of the sound right but playing fingerstyle - some of the songs haven't had the right attack. We recently played a gig where the keyboard player was having trouble picking up the tempo on 'sheep' so at the next gig i played it with a plec to make the bass cut through more - what a revelation! I'm following this thread with interest now - and learning loads - thanks peeps!

[quote name='cd_david' post='1051015' date='Dec 7 2010, 08:46 PM']Yeah, he did it to resemble a few years of ageing, for some reason head stocks always seem darker than fingerboards, so although it looks quite a contrast at the minute it should even out as it ages naturally. The guy is called Dave Wilson, he is a brilliant, I cant recommend him enough and wouldnt trust an instrument to anyone else really. [url="http://www.dwilsonguitars.com/Home/tabid/330/language/en-AU/Default.aspx"]Daves site[/url] I love the bass, always loved P basses but never liked the sound of them when i play one but this sounds great, really deep and fat with definition and doesn't disappear when the band kick in. Cheers Dave[/quote] Actually the front of the headstock should be darker than the rest - apparently they used a different lacquerfor the front - something to do with chemical reaction with the decal - consequently the front goes a lot darker than the rest. As for 'The' PF tribute band - I think you'll find that's mine . . . . 'This One's Pink' LOL Something old . . . . [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flVmVWGpdw8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flVmVWGpdw8[/url] Something old but not as old as . . . . . [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85rMkXPcfMU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85rMkXPcfMU[/url] That's my very talented son on guitar. On the Comfortably Numb vid he's playing a Jap strat that he bought off here (the smelly black refin if anyone remembers) that he's finished himself in (I think) Peugeot red LOL! Anyroadup - nice job on the bass - looks lovely! Roger, sorry Tony, sorry Guy . . . . . . Col

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7UUxuE3TcU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7UUxuE3TcU[/url] That's me in full flow - Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll!