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Looks better than most other stingrays.

Hmmm. They're advertised as one of a kind then further down they say "These two pieces are identical to the ones used by top bass players like U2's Adam Clayton and System Of A Down's Shavo Odadjian!!"

Hmmm. They're advertised as one of a kind then further down they say "These two pieces are identical to the ones used by top bass players like U2's Adam Clayton and System Of A Down's Shavo Odadjian!!"

[quote name='ped' post='88986' date='Nov 15 2007, 03:56 PM']In the post Skelf made - can you see it?[/quote] Nope. But work bars youtube anyway.

[quote name='ped' post='88980' date='Nov 15 2007, 03:35 PM']I have embedded the video for you all.[/quote] Where?

I bought the behringer and found it so bad with both B and E strings I sent it back and shelled out the extra for a korg dtr2000. The only thing 'better' about the behringer was it having 3 lights instead of the korgs 1. As it happens, I have an Eden navigator that lights up like christmas so I never use the tuner racklight anyway.

According to the online manual, the outputs are wired in parallel. This means that you could theoretically use 3 cabinets as long as one of them has a speakon cable AND the total load isn't less than 2 OHMs. However, they also go on to say this... "We have designed our amplifiers to operate safely at 2 Ohms only because everyone else is doing it and some users expect it. However, we much prefer operating at 8 or 4 Ohms because of the markedly improved quality of tone and dynamic response. But if you really want to, you can operate your Time Traveler at 2 Ohms without worry." If you're only using one cabinet and its 2ohms then use the speakon as they were designed to make the voltages involved safer. (less risk of electrical shock).

p.s. macca is a bloody good bass player. it's pretty hard playing his lines with conviction AND singing over them!

[quote name='Soulfinger' post='87237' date='Nov 12 2007, 11:54 AM']Not true. In fact, it was Carol Kaye. She´s just too modest to admit it.[/quote] Bollocks. if CK had done any of that she'd have been the first to lie about it.

Well, it's pretty much all been said. All I want to say is Thank you stevie, Another bloody good day (and thanks for having a band format too!) p.s. Hadrien Feraud was the best performer of the day. What a f'ckin' unbelievable player!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( and a realy nice guy to chat with too)

[quote name='Bassclef' post='86615' date='Nov 10 2007, 08:01 PM']Sorry about that, Jacko. I only just found out about the event myself! Hey. maybe see you there. Look for the Budgie t-shirt![/quote] Just got back you jammy get. Won the strings and a bass!!! I was going to say hi when i knew who you were but you must have run off as soon as you won. For the record, I was the other one who said I'd come down from scotland. Guess stevie didn't see me

[quote name='Thunderthumbs' post='87292' date='Nov 12 2007, 01:32 PM']Anyone stop around til the end of the night to watch Hadrien Feraud? I'm liucky that I live in Manchester, so it was no problem staying til the end. And well worth waiting around for. To be honest, I'd never heard of him before (have I been sleeping under a rock?), but he blew me away. Definitely one to watch out for in the future if he's touring the UK. Bagged a set of Elites strings for freebies, so good point. Bad point....my mate's number was one out for the Overwater Bass prize draw! He's a drummer, so I'm sure he'd have handed it onto me. Oh well, that's life.[/quote] Oh Yes! I was staying overnight so I got to stay till well after the music finished. hadrien was absolutely astounding and a really nice guy to chat with. he told me he'd be in the Uk with John Mclaughlin sometime in May. Because of language differences, i don't think he understood that I wanted them to come to scotland. hats off to Stgevie for yet another fantastic day. every year it gets better. This was a much better venue than previously and having a band format for every performer was so much better than having looping (sorry guys). The only thing I'd add would be for them to maybe have a couple of rock players. I love jazz but it did seem a little one sided- especially when jeff berlin cracked his (oh so old) rock bassists can't tune joke. looking forward to next time.

[quote name='bleedproof' post='85892' date='Nov 9 2007, 01:16 PM']For any of you out who know me. I'll be on the Overwater stand again this year. I'll be the tall chap with the camera called Stu. Head over to the Overwater stand where we will have a good range of Basses, EA Amps (Including The Micro 300) EA Cabs, Acoustic Image, Hendriksen Jazz Amp, Strings, Straps and Gig Bags. We're giving away a 50% gift certificate to one lucky winner this year (details to be confirmed on the day) as well as giving away an Overwater Canvas and Leather Gig Bag! Just pop over to the stand to enter the free prize draw. PM me for further details.[/quote] I'll be over for a chat. i've spoke with Chris the last 2 BDs and found him to be a thoroughly nice guy.

So how are we going to recognise each other? I'll be the darK haired one with the Alembic sweatshirt (until I take it off).

[quote name='Bassclef' post='85625' date='Nov 8 2007, 07:20 PM']I will be driving down and back from Stirling if anyone is interested in sharing a lift. Please ring or text me on 07941 772795![/quote] Wish I'd known earlier - i'll be on the train.

[quote name='pete.young' post='85433' date='Nov 8 2007, 01:31 PM']Despite the fact that it says 'stocked by the Bass Centre' on the site, it isn't. In[/quote] Why doesn't that surprise me

[quote name='andyonbass' post='85231' date='Nov 8 2007, 08:02 AM']I've just won the self titled "Back Door" CD on Ebay for two quid any other listening reccommendations?[/quote] You should be able to pick up the other back door album 'the human bed' on 'tinterwebthingummy

Well, I saw him last night at London's Jazz Cafe and he is indeed using SWR. Looks like they've made him a signature M2 preamp which he was putting through a pair of goliath 4x10s by way of a goliath 750 power amp. I was about 8 feet from his rig and it pretty much blew me away, both in tone and power.

[quote name='Machines' post='82429' date='Nov 1 2007, 06:21 PM']Miller's website still says he uses EBS though.. [url="http://www.marcusmiller.com/faq.html?category=2&faqid=28&color=8"][url="http://www.marcusmiller.com/faq.html?categ...=28&color=8"]http://www.marcusmiller.com/faq.html?categ...=28&color=8[/url][/url][/quote] Artists are notoriously lax at keeping their websites up to date.

Marcus no longer appears on the EBS website as an 'EBS Artist'. I'd been wondering about his status.

[quote name='Gary.Lowe' post='81244' date='Oct 30 2007, 01:42 PM']Hi All Only a couple of weeks to go now, remember to roder your ticket if you havn't done so already. See you there [/quote] I've ordered my tickets but I'm buggered if I know how to roder them

[quote name='niceguyhomer' post='78733' date='Oct 24 2007, 10:19 AM']Doing our first lesbian wedding a week on Saturday, any volunteer roadies?[/quote] We're doing one in March for our drummers friends. They're very nice but not glamourous enough to make it onto one of 'those' videos

Gigs for the rest of the year ... PJ molloys dunfirmline saturday 3rd November Behind the wall falkirk friday 23rd november Behind the wall Falkirk Thursday 27th december All kick off sometime after 9.30pm

[quote name='LukeFRC' post='78620' date='Oct 24 2007, 12:55 AM']bannermans has one too, last time i was in there last week the idiot on PA had the whole PA too loud, hurt my ears for no good reason and couldn't hear and definition on anything but the kick and snare.[/quote] Bannermans is a pretty crap room for live music too. Everything reflects in all directions and like binkies, the sound guy hasn't got a clue.

For a really deep thump, go for eden's D210xst instead of a 410. if you're dead set on a 410, then I auditioned the markbass against EBS and chose EBS. better response, power handling weight etc (and it just sounded better to my ears.)