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To my ears it's mainly the top end of the drums that I'd bring up. The rest of the mix is ok. Cheers John

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='63348' date='Sep 20 2007, 10:12 PM']Out of interest I checked out your link, I don't want to be seen to be telling you how to sell something but... From a totally objective viewpoint the fact that your warning people about the distortion and it's all for the sake of a £2 Duracell, that screams problems to me! If indeed the battery is flat (I'd be surprised that it's causing distortion), for the cost of a battery why not replace it and put prospective buyers minds at ease.[/quote] [quote name='Wil' post='63372' date='Sep 20 2007, 10:56 PM']Because the bass is round my drummer's house, and I'm a lazy bugger [/quote] Really? Great that you're being honest but a strange approach to selling.

If it's your first time recording then I think it's great. Perhaps the drums could be more upfront and the vocals slightly back in the mix, but it's all pretty clear and should be a good demo for getting gigs etc. Nice one!

I certainly wish I bought a couple - I've got too many amps tbh but there's something so appealing about these miniature amps. iirc Ashdown are bringing out a new version of the superfly that is already bridged but if the mod is cheap enough it's got to make the superfly more appealing (I'm sure I've read about this and it's a bit more complicated than people hoped) Cheers John

hehe - I favour either alphabetical or size - the difficulty is choosing whether to use the manufacturers name or the pedal name or do you go largest to smallest or get bigger... you realise you probably have the deposit on a house there (and I'm fearing the roadie that can carry the pedal board)

\m/ Excellent - I like it.

The new album is great and there is now a ltd edition with a dvd that includes a vid showing them recording it. There are so many great albums that I'd probably suggest one of the compilations - the last live cd or dvd from the R30 tour takes a lot of beating imho. Cheers John (I'm seeing them in Newcastle, Sheffied and Manchester )

It would be really interesting to find out which shop this is - the level in incompetence and lack of any sort of common sense means I'd really like to avoid ever buying something from them.

Welcome aboard Maark John

I've just started reading it - first impressions are very good! Whoever takes up your offer is going to be very happy. Well done for your generosity!

For bass gigs I use the Hercules dual grabbing hanging stand and for guitar gigs I use the Warwick fold up frame 5way stand. (unless it's a tiny stage, then I use the baby fold up herc stands). The Hercules grab hanging stand is superb but I sometimes wish it took up less space, the Warwick one seems to feel more compact. Both do the job but the Hercules feels more secure so unless space is an issue I'd get the hercules. Cheers John

Glad to see it went to a "local" should be an awesome setup - looking forward to a review. and the status is very nice - now thinking I need another 5 string :-) Cheers John

damn and blast - I assumed this would go for a lot more and didn't follow it. The power amp winner looks familiar though - Gary is that you? Shame to split the rig up though.

Quick question about the VMJ's.... How would you describe the neck profile? Especially if anyone is familiar with the Geddy Lee Jazz - I'm curious how thick (front to back) the neck on the squire is. Thanks John

+1 I've got the little fold up stands in my gigbags and the double tall stand that holds the bass by the headstock - really sturdy!

Sounds about right - for pubs it's 200 - 400 depending on the crowd pulling power and size of the place, with a gradual increase as you move into clubs and then functions. Cheers John

Eden Traveller WT-300 I think

Ordered - this sounds really interesting. Thanks for the heads up. I don't suppose anyone has seen any video footage out there? and Alun, I've just realised who you are... ..like many people I'm eagerly waiting for news on the Panic Room album and some gigs... any news? Cheers John

Awesome! When I see things like this I start to seriously consider getting a single cut. Hope you don't have long to wait until it's finished Cheers John

I see there are a few bits of software starting to appear that allow an easy conversion of the 2 stereo recordings - front and rear into a 5.1 surround mix. I've got plans to try a live dvd at some point in the future - not bad for a £125 box.