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[quote name='LawrenceH' post='903859' date='Jul 24 2010, 11:12 AM']Anyone else got recommendations for where to get these? I'm about to refinish a 70s Classic MIM and want to get hold of the appropriate sticker for matching headstock. Can't find any on ebay, I assume people are rather coy about advertising them.[/quote] Just make some. Get the clear decal paper off eBay and print some off, only costs a couple of quid. I scoured google for appropriate images and then cleaned them up, gave a few away on here as i had a load spare I have publisher document at home with some decals on, can email it to you if you like? The eBay seller is also very good, can do some very specific decals. I just don't like paying all that money for one when i can make 15 for half the price!

Also if you have any laptop memory i might be interested Ta Steve

Pm'd about the laptop hard drive, that would be ideal!

Any laptop hard drives in there?

Yeah i've been using this for around a year, really useful. There may be another better one out now but this has never let me down so i haven't checked! You can optimise it for different instruments but it doesn't make that much difference, it will still track a low E no matter what it's set up for. Another useful app is Guitar Chordz, handy for playing chords in different positions

[quote name='basshead56' post='875241' date='Jun 23 2010, 11:48 AM']11 last night. I get a group txt from the singer. "Guys we´ve decided to stay and dig in with the band can ye rehearse Thursday, that would be perfect"[/quote] Roughly translated this means - "Guys, our gig abroad has fallen through and now we have no band, we'd just like to pick up where things have left off and never mention it again if that's ok?"

I used to run the same cabs with a Hartke HA5500 head, absolutely no problems at all. In an ideal world (where you have a roadie) another 4x10 would be desirable but the 115XL is a nice cab. I was surprised at the amount of volume it pushes out on it's own, sounds really good as a half stack

I don't think the 2 filters have a flat so to speak, they're not boost or cut. Rolled all the way to the left is off and on my rig that's pretty much where it stays!

Nice build, looking very tidy! Starting my 1x10 cab build next month hopefully, if i can actually find someone around here that sells birch ply

An Auralex Gramma pad might tighten up the bottom end a bit, although in most cases a quick tweak of the eq will sort it out. Where do you have the VLE knob set? I turn it right off because i don't like the effect it has, seems to lose definition in the lows to my ears

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='872236' date='Jun 19 2010, 10:50 PM']Oooh, very nice piece of wood.[/quote] +1, this is gonna look lovely

[quote name='51m0n' post='870528' date='Jun 18 2010, 09:47 AM']A few thoughts/truths for you:- You can never ever have too much power (thats why god made volume knobs) 500w into an efficient 410 or really good 212 will be enough for almost any pub gig. ANy more and you need a decent PA. Some rooms are acoustically awful - nothing you can do about that but move your rig into a better position in the room A rig at ear height sounds better for everyone, a rig on the floor (single cab) is very hard to hear the mids from. Result: you turn up too loud for the audience in the room A rig close to the back wall (back of cab within 1') gets about +3dB boost from the boundary reflections. Use this to your advantage! Deep bass sounds great on its own, turns to mud live and gives the FOH guy areal headache. Being heard is all about the mids... Speaker diameter is not related to cab performance in any meaningful way, neither is port location. It just aint that simple people!!!!!! Any modern amp putting out 500w into 4Ohm will do the job, its then a question of tone, reliability, weight and features (not to mention labels here but...) Cabs are more important than amps, they produce more THD (excepting the case of a deliberate overdriving of the amp), have far more to do with the frequency response of the rig than the amp does, and the efficiency of the cab really does define the rigs real world volume. Go play a bunch of amps and cabs and find something you like the sound of, then ask here if people think its really up to the job, or if there is a better alternative to get the same kind of tone....[/quote] Excellent post. That "God of gear" tag is starting to make sense! A good quality amp through a sensitive cab is a no-brainer. Forget power handling and speaker size, good design produces the best sounds. It's all about finding what you like. An Auralex Gramma pad helps no end to retain consistent sound from stage to stage, as well as eliminating boomy notes. I found this more useful than anything when trying to determine a cab's merits

[quote name='crez5150' post='870795' date='Jun 18 2010, 02:04 PM']I'd love either..... but the thought of spending £900 on an Ashdown Amp sends a stabbing pain to the back of my left eye......[/quote]

You know the guy who makes 'em is on here? Sure he could do some sound clips for ya [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showuser=554"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showuser=554[/url]

[quote name='bassicinstinct' post='869769' date='Jun 17 2010, 11:22 AM']I guess we all form our opinions at least in part based on our own experience and I've been using the Superfly 500 head regularly for quite some time now with no issues or complaints.[/quote] Don't get me wrong, since taking mine out of the external casing it's been problem free, i've played through it for ages and all the gremlins seem to be gone. However when i got it i had to send it back twice with 2 seperate faults, even then it kept cutting out (overheating i think - hence the case removal). Fact is it's a bit of a lottery buying one, there are good ones but there's also an awful lot of bad ones with faulty mainboards, sounds like we've been lucky as ours are currently still alive and kicking!

Bought all manner of bits off them, excellent service and super-quick delivery every time. Keep us posted on this one, always been intrigued by their bodies and necks

If it's UK then it souldn't be much, i'd guess around a tenner? On the courier's website you don't find out the extra costs until you actually put the addresses in so it's hard to tell!

A Superfly isn't a great option if you don't want an unreliable amp though! There's also a pretty lame input section on those too, much like the LG. Used LMII all the way, only about £100 more I read on one of the threads that putting a boost in the effects loop cures the problem with the weak gain section, not exactly a portable rig then though i suppose

Yep, my obbm leads are still good as new. No-nonsense quality at the right price IMO

Yep still here!

Here's the UK distributors: [url="http://www.samick.co.kr/eu/about/dealers.php"]http://www.samick.co.kr/eu/about/dealers.php[/url]

Close up it looks like a bad job IMO, plus the headstock looks awful. I'd bag it for a tenner though!

Quite a good cover for when the missus catches you buying basses again. "Just gay porn again dear, nothing to worry about"

[quote name='chrisd24' post='867504' date='Jun 14 2010, 09:44 PM']"trust me the pictures do this guitar no justice dont let this one get away"[/quote] Interesting juxtaposition with his opening statement: "PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME TO READ ALL ABOUT THIS GUITAR SO THERE ISNT ANY DISSAPOINTMENT ON BOTHSIDES THANK YOU"

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='867493' date='Jun 14 2010, 09:38 PM']Because it bleeds acid when you cut it. [/quote] Definitely not bidding now, new couch arrives soon and the missus would kill me!