Protium

Carol Kaye

It's back! £30 for the neck not bad though?

Now wait for the crappy feedback when the buyer realises it's a turd

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1346068357' post='1784737'] What category did you report it as, they changed the system a while back and I can't spot anything to cover 'description is complete lies'. Also, if you fit a fretless neck, it magically gives you perfect pitch and co-ordination, that's cool. [/quote] Neither could I so I spoke to someone on the online help service I can't see the feasibility of changing the only part of the bass that might be worth something

All outdoor events are cancelled today due to high wind and rain.

[quote][color=#000000][font=arial, sans-serif][size=3]like ive mentioned in my ad this is a custom hand made bass designed for the scale length of 37" for an upright...whoever buys it at this rediculas price is very lucky as the parts alone cost me £300 3 weeks ago. So if (as mentioned) a fretless neck was fitted the intonation would be corrected. This bass is for someone with some technical knowledge, so they can mess aroud with it to get it right...you seem to know it all so why dont you put a bid in at this givaway price.[/size][/font][/color][/quote] Reported to eBay, no action taken

I like the OC-2 and also have a DOD octoplus which is decent too. Both track OK to around an open A

From Ashdown: [i]1000 WATT - The two SPEAKER OUTPUTS on [/i][i]the 1000 Watt model are driven [/i][i]independently by 2 x 500 watt output stages.[/i] [i]Each socket can run into a 4 Ohm load for [/i][i]maximum output power.[/i] So you can plug both cabs into one socket, or one cab into each socket. It will work either way - see which one sounds better (though the difference should be negligible) [quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1345991843' post='1783860'] If you'd read this you'd have known last night: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/135-impedance-etc/"]http://basschat.co.u...-impedance-etc/[/url] [/quote] Very helpful as usual

Hi there can you tell me the distance from nut to 12th fret, and also distance from 12th fret to bridge? [quote]please remember this bass was designed for an upright 17" from top nut 20" from 12th fret...the bridge can be moved up to the pickup...its playable up to the 10th fret...the neck can be changed for a fretless.[/quote] Someone has stuck a bid on it too

I had a VM Jazz when they first came out, well built and sounded alright. Straight away I had the frets levelled and setup properly - it played better than most USA Fenders Best of all, my mate worked for Dawsons at the time - I only paid about £120 new for it

Pickups (Kent Armstrong are nice, Wizard, Fender, loads of choices), Gotoh 203 bridge, set up

The first band part sounds like the intro to any number of kids TV shows I'd watch after school in the early 90's, Funhouse immediately came to mind

Russ bought my Woolly Mammoth. Highly recommended

Bring back the blue theme that had no adverts

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1344767617' post='1768834'] Obviously the answer is size and money, but I hate fan noise. I know that fan noise is quiet in comparison with the output of a gigging amp, and that at a gig no one notices but when playing in the house it is sooo annoying, even on an amp with a quiet fan. Just as an example, the new Markbass Big Bang. It's tiny, even smaller than a LM3 and I bet the fan is whirring like a bastard. the guts of an LM3 in a normal 19 inch rack with a properly designed heat sink / fins etc would negate the need for a fan. Wouldn't weigh much more either. I love my RH750. It's ace, and of course it's not designed to be used at whisper levels at midnight but I do long for the end of fans!!! (And I use my Roland Cube 30 late at night) [/quote] Should be pretty simple to disconnet the fan. Find out if the amp cutting out due to overheating is any less annoying