RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1459437962' post='3016591'] I have a drop d version that I'm thinking about selling [/quote] Glwts;) I used to have a hohner, but am spoilt by the steinberger sound of my xm3

[quote name='MacDaddy' timestamp='1459454306' post='3016854'] How's about a Snapdragon folding bass? [/quote] That looks mental.. But ideal

[quote name='nash' timestamp='1459530761' post='3017497'] I'm very Fender orientated but there's something about the Nolly Dingwall I love. Especially the finish. [/quote] That looks pretty groovy

Can it play under the bridge ?

Glad you're getting it sorted . Hope it's a goodun;)

[quote name='mr zed' timestamp='1459360392' post='3015835'] I'll just leave this here [url="http://nwb.co/blog/post/89080/wimblesofwombledon/wombles-tribute-looking-for-members"]http://nwb.co/blog/post/89080/wimblesofwombledon/wombles-tribute-looking-for-members[/url] [/quote] I would imagine they could only do winter gigs. Those costumes would be so hot, and probably itchy all we keep now is a smurf tribute . No! They were too irritating

Fantastic ad

Half bass/ half submarine. Yuk!

[quote name='anzoid' timestamp='1459435311' post='3016570'] RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE - never looked at Schecter before but have now seen the Schecter Stiletto Stealth-5 and it looks rather tasty. Anything like the one you had? RJ87 - thanks for the offer on RD605, having looked on Google for what they look like... not bad but I'm not a fan of 4+1 headstocks - prefer a 3+2 configuration if possible. But will keep it in mind. Woodinblack - hmmm, not thought of those either... got some more research to do it seems [/quote] Quite different in colour .The stealth is more death metal than bling the one I had, was gold hardware, and available in cherry black,or Amber . I would imagine it would do the same job.

Winter gigs only ?

Hohner cricket bat

Brilliant;)

Pretty groovy. I would say it's an excellent refin. But I obviously don't know

Thanks Gerry. using it from my Mac mini , via Google . I think I know what I've done

Mmmm, sounds like fender is where you're at tbh. Questions about what musical taste come into the equation .you may even want to get an original from the '70s or something.or a collectors piece . Telecasters are great for low end . No treble at all tho. Or a mustang if you like short scale . Over to other basschatters ....

Cheers Len looks like the micro cube is s must . Effects ? Well , most of my gigs were without any. In the last band I was in, I used the zoom b2 1 .u Good sounds on it. I only used it for a couple of songs , but it started randomly going to large distortion instead of flanger. This happened at more than one gig. living in a flat , the bass micro cube will do fine . I love the fact that it has a drum machine as well as a few effects. I would imagine my boss micro, series would be a lot better. Shame that there isn't a drum machine on the Xl series. Also a shame the looper is only available on the 60/120 watt Xl series. The gal lien Krueger amp has no effects , but is very light . The 20 watt Xl is probably just as light but no looper or drum machine . What will probably happen is, I get the micro bass . Then if I want to play with others, decide what to do with the gal lien Krueger . Advice always welcome if I could drive , I would probably got the 120xl. Cheers

Thanks Len .. I'm being swayed towards the micro cube even more now Just wondering ; if the model I chose has an xlr socket, could this be played through a p a to increase volume ?

[quote name='Bobthedog' timestamp='1459351231' post='3015693'] Cube 30 I believe. [attachment=215804:Cube 30.jpg] [/quote] Nice . Thanks

Mmm, TBH I prefer the bass micro cube. May end up getting that , and or cube 60xl

Which model did you have ?

I'm finally beginning to get back to playing bass, after ages not bothering . All well and good . Since last year, I have been looking at the above . Can't see myself doing the band thing anymore , but may try and jam with others in a rehearsal room once a week if interest is out there. I may have too much gear and no idea , but I like the all in one approach . The you tube demos look good . I'm getting bored of the computer stuff, and will probably find it less of a hassle by just having one box with a few basic effects and maybe a looper. Thing is : I already have a few boss micro effects , and a boss looper. When I was ill a while back , I just never bothered getting around to using them except to test they were working etc. I even have a boss rc2 I have a gallien Kruger amp , which is portable and loud . What I could do by changing to one Roland amp , is use only 1 power socket , and it should inspire me to not be so lazy . Has anybody done this ? Are these Roland amps as good as they look ?