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Liverpool (some if not all, places that seem amenable to our particular brand of noise):
Zanzibar
Maguires
Picket
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The Bluecoat in Liverpool run one every month I think.
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Yeah, sorry it was a an RB3, dunno why I put the X, one of these right?;
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Laney-RB3-Richter-Bass-Amp/dp/B000S6JS2C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1464192929&sr=8-3&keywords=laney+rb+3+bass+amp
Love it love the way it sounds, love everything about it, I have it like Lemmy, all mids on real high with a slight boost from a pedal and both tone controls all the way up...
I also got one of these not too long ago;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLASSIC-CANTABILE-BASS-COMBO-AMPLIFIER-AMP-COMPACT-BLACK-60W-10-SPEAKER-/281256243890?hash=item417c2db2b2:g:ve8AAOSw5IJWcwYy
which doesn't sound too bad for the money spent. It provides a nice clean tone I like having a yardstick to measure distortion against that's good, and it doesn't distort naturally until you're really pushing the volume. I had a belcat 25W which distorted pedal free really easily, that pissed me off...
I like the look of the stick basses by Hohner I've seen, can't recall seeing any Steinbergers tho...
I was looking at the Hofner Shorty because that's a short scale stick bass. Essentially I'm just trying to downsize and economize my rig as much as possible. Could be a good topic on here... -
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Hi from Cheshire, NW UK, have been playing bass for about 4/5 years or so, since uni. My basses of choice are a Crafter and Encore short scale, and I'm also thinking about getting a travel bass to play with a mate in York. Currently bandless, but looking at a few promising opportunities. In terms of the rig, I have a Laney RBX 3, and have played through a friend's Hartke cabs, as well as a Classic Cantabile, (some German amp...). Am constantly looking for new and interesting pedals, particularly distortion, I like a clanky metallic bass sound as opposed to a fuzzy wash, and like the sounds I'm hearing from the Rusty Box... atm just have a couple of DS1 clones and a Boss Hm 2.
How's that?
Travel bass
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yeah i got one, its pretty nice, if a little weird to get used to physically. my elbow naturally looks for something to rest on. You can screw in a rest for that though. I haven't had to change the strings yet so I don't know how easy that is either. But yeah it seems to be the only travel bass really availible on the market, hofner shorty aside.