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Odd question, but does it do true bypass? Tony

If Tayste says this thing is working well on bass, I would trust him, he is without doubt the biggest pedal slag I know and I wouldn't trust him with my daughter Speak soon mate! Tony

Td650 is a great amp, I had one for a long time,sold it for a lightweight option and ended up getting another 6 months later Sounds great with 2 proline 4x10's!!! May go neo 4x10 next though Tony

Very nice, would go well with my white sei! T

As well as the live version, the exended version on the Musiquarium album is worth a listen, Humprhey Littleton on trumpet, Nate doing some bass noodling and some band howling!

I'm liking the daphne blue spitfire It is missing a string though! Tony

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='553440' date='Jul 28 2009, 12:40 AM']Nice bass Tony, whats the serial on the back of the headstock?[/quote] Cheers! 4940

Here's the new Pedulla being used in anger ai Moho Live In Manchestere a few weeks back, EBS rig (1/2 size) in background

...and I even found a flyer!

That sounds like a plan! Have you got both p/ups switched? Tony

I have a bart pre in my Sei and it's something I want to change, it's not the most effective pre i've used, I've had far better results from East pre's in the past, for example, tghe top end seems all or nothing at times. I would wait for a second hand east to show up just to give it a go, if it doesn't work then you will be able to pas it on easily. My pentabuzz works well in my band with stock pre, wish it had a mid control though, but I can get what I want out of it with a slight mid boost on my TD650. Running through 2 x 4x10's does give it some punch as well Hows the poly coating holding out on your buzz, I've just had mine removed, there was somewear and it was buzzing too much, had to roll the top end off to make it palyheable, now it's back to ebony and it sounds sweet. Probably gonna try some ground wounds to see how they sound and protect the neck as I do like to dig in a bit! Cheers Tony

Who was it who said "it's the bass players job to make the drummer sound good" Follow the bass drum, watch for accents on the cymbals as they usualy work with the bass line, you'll soon get to work out if your drummer can drop out every now and then, if that happens you need to stay with the groove not him, he'll find it again if he's any good. he also needs to be on it if you put a flowery bit in (as our guitarists calls it) he needs to stay locked if you do that! I work with a good drummer, sometimes we'll identify something we need to work on, just to really tighten it up, the guitarist will stop for a while whilst we get it nailed, it ususaly doesn't take very long! Tony