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Google. Single account. Done.

I agree - I just find one handle on the top to be a bit baffling.

I honestly think everyone's best bet is to give him a call, and speak to him in person.

I was at his yesterday. He seems very busy, but fine.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1356177253' post='1907632'] do you use yours for the bigger gigs you do? [/quote] Sometimes, if I knew FOH and monitors were up to it. It was such an awkward lug, I sold it and stuck with the glorious WA head.

[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1355874769' post='1904028'] He's relisted it at the same price and to be honest, if it wasn't for the Boogie 400+ and 1516EV sitting opposite me as I type, I'd be driving to Scotland now. I've not used the 15" version and as I understand it some guys don't rate it compared to the 12" whilst for others it's the opposite and the 15" is the dog's danglies. Bottom line is that at that price you can take the risk and sell it on after Xmas for at least what you paid now. [/quote] The main thing putting me off the 15 would be... The thought of carrying it. The 12 isn't particularly heavy, but it's bloody awkward. The 15 would probably bruise you the death :-)

Just bought something from Pete - posted in record time, brilliantly packed. Thanks so much!

[quote name='Highfox' timestamp='1356077229' post='1906425'] Oh Dear! I'd hope it was about the same price as a standard USA P. [/quote] At least with a standard USA P you'll know exactly what you've got...

Latterday Eagles bassman Timothy B. Schmit is recovering following[url="http://www.eaglesfans.com/news/2012/12/20/timothy-b-schmit-health-update.html"] treatment for neck & throat cancer[/url]. Great player, great singer and seemingly a very nice chap. Good luck to him. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmcLVI2JKqc[/media]

You won't need the service guy - contact cleaner on a jack plug, shove it in and out of the send and return a few times... job done!

Wow... that's almost touchscreen! [quote name='ped' timestamp='1355993808' post='1905331'] Here's mine! [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/chiscocks/8176174705/"][/url] [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/chiscocks/8176174705/"]Vigier Passion GK[/url] by [url="http://www.flickr.com/people/chiscocks/"]chiscocks[/url], on Flickr [/quote]

Have a read through these... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/116361-how-low-is-a-good-low-action/ http://basschat.co.uk/topic/57575-the-how-high-is-your-action-thread-get-involved/ http://basschat.co.uk/topic/176357-how-high-is-your-action/

Oh, the strap button has also been moved and it looks like you could store your amp in the neck pocket. Did you keep the receipt? :-)

I don't think the pickguard is original, either. That description is terrible.

It's. shame flats are synonymous with the word 'thud'. They do so much more.

It drives me nuts. It seems to be standard practice to murder the lows with bowel-rearranging subs. Whenever I work with a PA company who keep the bottom end clean, it's revelation.

I have no idea who he is. Then again, I've never heard that Gingham Style song either. I'm quite good at avoiding popular culture. It's good for my stress levels.

The EBS Microbass II is marvellous. it does everything the SansAmps do, and more.. without murdering your mids. They cost a few quid, though.

[quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1355848832' post='1903627'] the natural response of both the para-driver and the bass-driver is mid scooped, quiet a bit. To counter this on the bass-driver is to blend in the clean, but personally it's never the same as actually adding mids. The para-driver has a stand alone mid cut/boost and frequency select so it's easier to add mids in, plus it's more usuable for other instruments, inherently they are pretty much the same, but I would try a bass-driver before you count it out. I just prefer the para-driver but I ended up moving it on as it wasn't for me. [/quote] This. They both knack your mids to different degrees.