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I'm pleased with it, just need to do some soldering and get an off white pick guard now! T

Niagra blue is the colour, often seen on VW campers through the 1970's T

Now joined by my old faithfull, 2005 buttercream for a pick gaurd swap! I'm thinking off white on this bass, but figured I'd try a the tort' off of the buttercream and run that bass naked for a while! Naked Buttercream 'ray Tort' on the refinished bass And a few random shots, trying to get the bass out in some natural light

just put them on my server, so I'll start again So here is the finished body, colour is an origanal VW camper van colour from the 70's, the name of which I have forgot! Neck fitted Neck It's a '95!! Bridge, with mutes! Seymour Duncan p/up 3 band EQ

I bought this 'ray earlier this year from Mick "The Greek". At some time, someone had attempted to relic it, the result was not good! [attachment=114310:IMG_3289.JPG] So I stripped it of all parts [attachment=114311:IMG_3290.JPG] [attachment=114312:IMG_3291.JPG] I cant add any more images so will upload them elsewhere Tony

I got an east mm circuit in my ray! Try one!!

I was playing a jazz for a long time in my band, then turned up at a rehearsal one day with a sterling I had picked up and it worked so much better, the sound was a lot more punchy and aggressive compared to the jazz and it really suited our sound! Lots of positive comments from the other guys in the band I ended up buying my old 2005 buttercream ray back and that's what I play now, the sounds is further enhanced by me using a nice big, loud, Matamp rig! I have a second 'ray that's been stripped and sprayed, pics to follow! Tony

I did a bit more digging on this the looperlative looks ideal, I assume this is the LP1? The Boss RC-50 and the newer RC-300 allow you to select the output for each of the three tracks, main output or sub! The Boss looks to be a lot less $$ and more easily available T

Thanks Steve

Hi Just mulling over a potential project idea with a sax' playing friend of mine and need some help Going to be using a looper pedal, jamman etc for looping and layering bass parts. But also need to do the same with drum sounds. I have tried running a loop along side a drum pattern from something like my ipad, but as you would expect, my "human set loop" is never going to stay with the "machine"! I could run the drum loop through the looper pedal first, then layer bass on top, but would like to be able to add effects to drum loops and bass, independantly! So i guess the only was that would work is through a looper with multiple outs, where you can assign a loop to a particular output? Does such a device exist?? Or, is it possible to do it with two loopers, sync'd via midi?? Or am i just looking for something that is too difficult and complex to manage?? Hope that all makes sense :-) Cheers Tony