Adee

Glyn is a top bloke Bought his Guild B-301 for a good price, as described with no bullshit Met me halfway to save a long journey No probs at all

Well I'm the new proud owner of the Guild B-301 I'm really pleased with it, great condition for a 33yr old bass I had a B-301 when I was 20 and should never have let it go and I have yearned for one for ages, but most that come along are either battered or fretless. At least this was fretted at one point and will be again soon ! It will be off this week for a re-fret and then out on regular gig duty along side my Ric 4003 They are going to look great together. Chuffed to bits , Cheers Glyn

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[quote name='NoLogic69' post='371363' date='Jan 5 2009, 08:39 PM']Well Guys, thanks for all your comments! I'm now the proud owner of a beautiful Fireglo 4003, which I bought from Geddy's Nose (cheers Simon). I'm very happy to say that it sounds incredible through my LM11 and 2x Loud Inc 2x10 cabs. [/quote] Told ya !

Well its a great combination ! Let the people who have them tell you what they are like, NOT what people 'think' they might or might not be like together ! I use a Ric 4003 thru MarkBass LMII & 410HF Cab with the occasional us of a MXR M-80 dirty pedal = Loud and punchy. Not as 'clinical' as you might think either, especially when cranked up. I have a Fender P-Bass too and choose the Ric over the P just about all of the time. Go for it !

One for sale on here : [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=28013&hl=peavey+zodiac"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...l=peavey+zodiac[/url]

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[quote name='joegarcia' post='319528' date='Nov 1 2008, 11:11 AM']What amp are you going to use and how are you going to wire it all? Looks like an impedance nightmare.[/quote] Yep looks like your going to have [i]impedance[/i] problems ! You might even become [i]impedant[/i] and struggle to get [i]get it up [/i]to a decent level Ooooh err missus

I had a 410HLF for . . . 10 mins it was effin' horrible to lug around and its not a one man lift ! Sounds good but there is better to be had that sound as good and easier to move.

[quote name='Stylon Pilson' post='318885' date='Oct 31 2008, 11:06 AM']At the vast majority of gigs, the only person who would be able to tell the difference between valve amp distortion and a processor distortion would be you. S.P.[/quote] Well thats not very helpful is it ! If we all took that view then I'm sure we would all gig with a Stagg Bass and Amp and not spend thousands on Fender, Rickenbacker, Ampeg etc As long as you are happy lugging the extra weight and the maintenance then go for it ! I've had many a comment on my tone and I just play covers in pubs ! So striving for you sound it not all in vain I assure you. Go for it !

Well to be honest I had one of these Ibanez Artcore basses and also found it uncomfortable to play sitting and standing up! Also the sound was very dull and 'woody' which suited the R'n'R band I was in at the time. I don't think in this day and age you have to 'perfect your art' on a difficult to play and uncomfortable guitar ! I would cut your losses and get a bass you'll be happy playing. Ibanez make some superb basses for not a lot of money or spend a bit more on a used Jazz bass and get even more for you buck. There . . I have spent my two penneth ! Ade

You will not do any better than these : I-Solutions I-Color 3 and even better if you have a band member prepared to use the foot controller you can get some great light shows. We've had loads of comments on how great the lights are. We use the i-Color 3 set, granted it will cost you about £400 for the full set including the box but the bulbs only cost £1.00 from the DIY shop cos they are std halogens ! [url="http://prolight.co.uk/item/isic02/"]PROLIGHT WEBSITE[/url]

LESS THAN JAKE at the Roadmender Northampton I'll be the 43 yr old balding bloke surrounded by kids ! ! (and before you ask . . . . No I'm not Garry Glitter)

[quote name='Galilee' post='313677' date='Oct 24 2008, 11:59 AM']* lurks and waits for someone to suggest a naked bass players calendar *[/quote] Oooh great I can't wait so see the pic of Dood, tastefully posing with his long flowing locks, maybe taken in black and white with his DOODLE HANGING OUT FOR THE LADS ! No thanks fella !

Hi I work in Print and Publishing, so I have a pretty decent knowledge of all things Print ! Well 25 years and counting. It would be very easy to put together in your standard calander format, the hard bit would be choosing quality interesting pix that will reproduce at approx A3 Best option would be to have it Digitally printed as you dont really have any minimum run although there is an initial set up cost, then spiral binding and finally packing and postage. I will ask my local digital printer to give me an idea of cost all in and take it from there. Money is also an issue as I couldn't put the money upfront and hope to get it back, unless a couple of our forum sponsors would like chip in ? I'll get an approx cost, so we can suck it and see. Cheers Ade