King Tut

Function band . . . . plug in baby . . . . . . does not compute. Wish i had some of your functions mate LOL!

Sold Trev my thumb. We had a couple of false starts that were totally out of Trev's control - however he kept me fully informed all the time. When we finally got together everything went fine. Trev's a smashing bloke and a good guy to deal with - recommended!

Picked up an RBX800 a while ago from Crack Converters for £129. Bit bashed cosmetically but awesome bass. My mate had one just like yours - it was lovely. Love maple fretboards!

Behringer EP2500. Generally renowned for bucking the iffy reliability trend and happily run at 2 ohms.

Watch Norman Watt - Roy - often uses his thumb to pluck on the E string - awesome bass player!

It's green mate. I think the problems arrive should the scanning sytem fail and the laser stops moving - possibly pointing directly in someone's eyeball. I think I'll play safe with this one!

Flyfishers response refers to laser pointers - not display lasers. There is a difference in that a scanning laser is believed to cause much less damage than a pointer because it never stays in the same place for long enough to cause damage UNLESS IT FAILS and stays in one place. It's got a yellow sticker so it falls under the class 3B regulations - the UK distributors have got back to me and said it shouldn't be pointed into the crowd - so that has given me my answer!!

That was a bargain Jezzaboy! An unusual finish - I don't remember a see through black. These are fantastic basses- I've had a couple but always moved them on because the short top horn puts the feel all out to me. I don't think you can beat ash for a body wood - the low mids give it real punch!

I've just bought a secondhand laser GVG 701 - it's either 30 or 40 Milliwatt depending on what you read! Would this be safe to point into the audience - I've no instructions and the company has stopped selling lasers!