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Another + for Roqsolid here!.... great covers, great service....

Mine's the true bypass modern one.... I like everything about it other than that side switch!... When the replacement switch turns up, I'll get some 'smart arsed solder sucker' to fit it in whichever way makes life easier... [i](point noted about using flying leads,ta!) [/i] .......Having to use my old Tech 21 compactor while I wait.... makes me appreciate the multicomp, though!

Just when my Xmas contract is about to start!.... The little active/passive switch decides to stop working!.. won't switch to active anymore... Not really a biggy but I normally play active basses, so I open the thing up to see if it's something simple that I can sort myself... In doing so, I make the whole thing worse with the switch almost pulling completely off the circuit board! What I'd read on[b] ovnilab.com[/b] didn't fill me with confidence about the multi-comp either.... [i][b]"[/b][b]EBS MultiComp[/b]: OK, I have been avoiding saying this for some time, but it needs to be said. EBS pedals seem to "go bad" over time, more noticeably than other pedal brands. They are [u]great[/u] when new, and the positive comments in my review apply in that case. But over just a few years they can develop issues such as distortion, switches failing, increased noise, or erratic behavior."[/i] It's quite an unusual looking switch, doesn't look like a bog standard of the shelf jobbie to me... So I emailed EBS to ask advice & got a reply almost immediately ...Saying they would send me a replacement switch for free!... I was pretty impressed with that! That little switch seems a bit of an Achilles heal to me.... Has anyone else experienced any problems with EBS pedals?

Never quite made it over there, long way for me.. but considered it worth the journey many times... Good luck for the future.

[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1320054395' post='1421533'] Loved this one (bass etc does'nt kick until around 2.20 if you want to skip ) ..... [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvYNb67B5dQ[/media] Fly teapot, was it Keith "missile" bass or something ? ive the album, might dig it out [/quote] Keith 'Missile' came later with the Here & Now connection.... Francis Moze was the bass man on Flying Teapot who was also on some early Magma albums.... Mike Howlett stepped in from 'Angel's egg' (the 2nd album of the Radio Gnome Trilogy ) ... I still think 'You' the 3rd album of the Trilogy has the classic Gong vibe... all together now!..... " IAO ZA-I ZA-O MA-I MA-O TA-I TA-O NOW!"

[quote name='ash' timestamp='1319883311' post='1419610'] ...Hammill was a big influence on John Lydon and an album called 'Nadir's Big Chance' from PH in the mid 70's precluded Punk. VDGG were never targetted by the press as a 'dinosaur' prog band during the punk years as much of their music had a truly vicious streak and they had 'cred'. Their only live album 'Vital' was one of the first [i]truly [/i]live albums - warts and all. Check out Nick Potter's colossal fuzz bass onslaught! Also have a listen to organist Hugh Banton's delicate melodic bass playing on 'House With No Door' on their earlier album 'H to He Who Am The Only One'. [/quote] Vital & Nadiir's big chance were my introduction to Mr Hammill & co... Then went back to previous albums... World Record, Still life etc... Nick Potter's dirty bass on Vital really got my attention..... Great stuff! Love the 'take no prisoners' fuzzy octaves on 'Still Life' [i] (about 3.30 in)[/i] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v-4_ujnNtw[/media]

Yuppers!

[i](We will have to stop meeting like this!.... 1st Hawkwind, now Gong!)[/i] ....I was a huge[b] Gong[/b] fan... in fact the combination of Lemmy on 'Space Ritual' & Mike Howlett on 'You', inspired & nurtured my humble beginnings with all things bass.... .Perhaps with a side order of [b]Here & Now[/b] - 'All over the Show',[b] Van Der Graff Generator[/b] - 'Vital',[b] Amon Duul II[/b] - 'live in London',[b] Henry Cow[/b] - 'Concerts' & [b]Faust[/b]'s 'The Faust Tapes'...[i] etc etc yadda yadda yadda..... (prolly be threads on all these band too soon!)[/i] My contibution here will be 'The Isle of Everywhere' A great track.... Howlett & Moerlen make for an awesome rhythm section. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9knIlUc5Cs&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9knIlUc5Cs&feature=related[/url]

Gee...you guys!.... aww shucks! ....thanks! Been a pleasure doing business with you all...

Da Groove Meister!...I could listen to her all day... I particularly like this live version of 'Nocturnal Sunshine' from the Red Hot & Cool album... [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIFaz0AQOeA[/media]

Shadows & light was my introduction to Jaco..... Still think it was some of his best work.

Boil them.... with a little salt, vinegar or lemon juice.... Presto!.... like new again... for a while anyway. Amazing how much finger gunk comes out, too...

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1318511355' post='1403113'] Have you used him? I've had a couple of amps with him/them, and had to take them back because it took so long for nothing to happen. [/quote] .....When was that? it all went a bit wrong for a while when his brother died.... but now he's back on it... so I hear.... I have used them over the years & had a great service from them, very cheap too.... Recently, I've had stuff repaired by him but I did it through Treblerock Music, who send all their stuff to him, which means you get a bit more of a solid timescale..Still pretty cheap too...

Ah yeah, Absolute Guitars is pretty good... I live close by too! Fender, ESP, G&L, some MM & a Tokai TBird at the moment, I see! [url="http://absolute-guitars.co.uk/"]http://absolute-guitars.co.uk/[/url] The remaining Bailey Brother in Hengrove is another great repair/tech guy....

[quote name='mxm' timestamp='1318462306' post='1402622'] I had a bit of an eye-opener in Bristol, where I was advised in a store (due to lack of LH stock) to basically quit playing left handed and go righty. Tit. [/quote] ...Was that PMT?.... lotta twats there!

...Red cabbage for me!.... I think the head looks a bit like a Peavey T Max.... He seems to use various Peavey amps & a Hughes & kettner too, on other vids I've seen on YouTube .. the layout of that head looks a bit like .. ... but with some of the graphic knobs missing!...(!?) Defo looks like a jazz pup at the bridge....

Excellent!... thanks for posting..

If you venture into Clifton, there's[b] Treblerock Music[/b] [url="http://treblerock.com/"]http://treblerock.com/[/url] &[b] Digital Village[/b] [url="http://www.dv247.com/bristol"]http://www.dv247.com/bristol[/url] ...as far as I know[b] Jam guitars[/b] is online only these days, shop looked closed down last time I passed by...

Sold a Roland JV1010 sound module to Keith... Very easy guy to deal with & prompt payment... Thanks!

Just bought a bottomfeeder EF off Nick... Top guy to deal with, everything very smooth. Thanks Nick, it sounds great!