GreeneKing

[quote]Not sure his father in law was ever as enthusiastic about him as most of us on here![/quote] If he treated my daughter as badly as he evidently treated his I'm not sure I'd be a fan either

Al Have a word with Alan at ACG. He may be able to help. Peter

I saw them in both the Johnny the Fox and the Jailbreak tours. Absolutely blew me away. I've a photo of the man here: Taken in the week it was unveiled. Shame it wasn't the real thing.

One of these was my 1st bass. I keep looking for another too.

And that Sir is one very fine bass. [quote]vintigalate[/quote] Now that's a word to wrestle with I tend to use either the Spector or my Warmoth Darkstar/ACG. There's a huge contrast that the Spector has only served to excentuate but then again the Warmoth is hardly mid spectrum.

It surely is Sean. These are such playable basses. Sure there is some music that they aren't perhaps best at complementing but for all round modern cutting through tones they are brilliant. Mine feels like a third hand already. Peter

I have seen it before John but it's immense. The comb over and 50's attire are just so incongruent with the slappin' I bet Reg fired him cause he stole the limelight.

They had a couple in the BassMerchant in Colchester. One, a NT looked particularly nice and the price was really good too.

[quote]Do you want me to track David Heap down.....[/quote] Dave is an old friend of mine and I'll try getting hold of him

Cheers Mike you posted as I was replying. I wasn't sure that the given levels for the LH pre output were 'line' but evidently so. Learning all the time

Well not for the 1st time I can answer my own question. I'll put it here for the benfit of anyone that comes along. The pre on the LH500 includes EQ, limiter and volume before the FX out. Using FX out to the line level input on the Pro does work with the BassPOD output feeding back in to the LH power amp but the whole thing sounds better with the bass going into the BassPOD and just using the power amp on the LH via the FX loop return. The LH volume then has no effect and it's all down to the settings on the BassPOD. Peter

I've got a back up amp (Hartke LH500) and I'm looking at pairing it up with the BassPOD XT Pro that I got from Anndra (Lysdexia). Now conventionally I would input the bass (signal level) into the front of the Pro and take the analog 'model' o/p into the FX return of the amp bypassing the pre, EQ and limiter. The Pro manual stresses not to put the analog out into the amp pre as it's too hot. (I tried carefully with my Cube 30 and it's definately a no no). So have I got it right here? Is an amp's FX loop generally between the pre amp and the power amp? If this is the case can I input through the amp's pre as per normal and take the FX loops out and run it into the back of the Pro as a 'line level input'? (0dB to 4dB from the LH manual) and then take the Pro's analog o/p back into the LH FX loop in for feeding to the power amp? I'd rather use the nice valve pre on the amp. Peter

Many thanks Eddie. I'm a thinking that I would be Basschatter X My 4 string ACG Harlot is looking good for Monday! Weyhey!! Keep well and no apologies needed. Nice to help sort out the passage of a great bass from one fine gent to another. Peter

Bought Anndra's BassPod XT Pro Excellent delivery (held item while I was away) and great kit! Thanks Peter

I sold Col my Allparts neck, he was a real pleasure to deal with. Peter

Yep funnily enough mine wasn't locked when I got it?? Luckily I did my intonation and discovered this before I changed to nickels Otherwise I'd of been the one doing the 'Xmas Cracker puzzle' as well.

Hmmm.. with respect to the above poster my Ric's sound great through a LMII. The amps fairly transparent so why wouldn't they? Aguilar GS112 cabs.

A Spector Euro NT for £500? Is it new? They are between £1000 and £1600 new - so buy it. I love my 4.

[quote]I know I am gonna get flamed for this - and picking on a newbie as well; but better at what?[/quote] Disgusting, you should know better picking on a newbie like that! [size=7]Mods!![/size]

+1 on the Gary Willis site, very user friendly. Peter