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Hii Marc. Thanks for the offer can I just see if a set of 105's turn up as ive just had me bass set up for them. if nothing appears ill give them a try, many thanks. Eddy

Well it seems I might give it a try, but which ones and where from anyone got a old cheap set to try? might be the way forward. Thanks Eddy

Hi guys im after a s/h rack mount tuner, does anyone know if the toneworks/korg dtr 1/2 are better than the newer dtr 1000/2000 series? many thanks Eddy (ps if you are getting rid of one let me know:)

What lighting was used on the outdoor shots?

Good lad! if it aint a stack it aint rock n roll Im sure someone famous said that Nice

[quote]Steve Harris puts a fresh set on for every gig... could you afford to do that???[/quote] Erm no.... I was thinking more of the leave em on for 15 years option! Just sometimes that sort of sound may fit, like on the bass solo bit in "alright now" is that played with flats to get that sort of tone?

Hi whats peoples thoughts for using flats in a rock covers band, I gues they are associated with motown, jazz, blues etc but then Steve Harris uses them! So what do you think? Cheers Eddy

[quote]Basically though it's just a CIJ P-bass with about £100 of after-market parts and some scribble on the headstock.[/quote] Guess thats about right, Fender seem to have gone mad with their priceing see other thread about the £grand£ roadworn series. But I guess if your a Steve Harris fan/tribute its cool, but expensive!

[quote]They're the only strings to have on a Precision[/quote] Been think of giving these flats a try for a while how do you think they would sound in a rock cover band situation? Thanks Eddy

Comes with flats as standard but only a gig bag ..... no hard case for a grand!!! shocking

Hi saw one of these today in the flesh/wood today, claimed to be on of the first in this country, glittery blue and silver plate and no West Ham sticker ... nice [url="http://namm.harmony-central.com/SNAMM01/Content/Fender/PR/Harris-P-Bass-large.jpg"]http://namm.harmony-central.com/SNAMM01/Co...-Bass-large.jpg[/url] If you like that sort of thing! £1099 of your hard earned, made in Japan, which is strange I thought!

Some good points. For example there is a post on there now with 6 bumps in the last 24 hrs mentioning no names,,,,, to join in the bumpmania to keep it on the front page would just add to the clutter, as mr cooke suggests a week would be good although 3 days would be more realistic. Theres even 1 ad which consists 27 posts in 6 days 21 of which are bumps of which 5 are threats to put it on ebay! by the way its still for sale by the looks of it lol

Hi guys does anyone get frustrated when posting a ad on the forum to see it disappear within a few hours by posts being bumped or bumparood or bumparama or a midday bump or a bump for a nice guy or a great avatar etc ive seen items bumped several times a day! Would a @ least 24 hr bumping rule be a good idea to give all posts/ads a fair crack? Sorry if this has been mentioned before I did type “bump” it into search but got 3 pages just from the last day……… you get what I mean. Perhaps a leaf from another site may be a forward step and make it fairer to posters. “TB rules in the Classified Section specify that you may bump your ads, but only under these conditions : - No more than one bump per 24 hour period - All previous bumps MUST be deleted The reason for these rules are a) Sellers have abused 'bumps' in the past Reducing 'clutter' in for sale threads A bump is not just a post that says “bump” or “Monday morning bump” or “bumpaboo”, but ANY POST that does not feed the thread with relevant information. Examples include, but are not limited to: - “C’mon guys, this is a wonderful bass!” - “Get it quick or I’ll put it on eBay” - “No-one, really ?” - “PM replied” Adding of pictures is a valid reason to bump your forsale thread, as long as it falls within the above rules - no more than once per 24 hours and delete prior bumps beforehand.” Just a thought Eddy

Hi thanks for the replies guy, phoned panic and they reckon £25 ish better result than korg, see what you are saying toastie hope you are wrong but you probably wont be im never that lucky

Hi folks just quick heads up my dtr-1000 went faulty ,so I got in touch with them to get it repaired and they informed me they now charge £69 inc + postage just to look at it, mmmmmm just a bit of useful information should you be considering 2nd hand korg products! Anyone know anybody to get it repaired? the unit recieved a speaker out signal into its input (i know dont ask) it now turns on but dont function! Thanks Eddy

Brought a compressor from Jake 1st class seller!