BassBunny

This.

That really is a result.

Warwick LWA1000 has 2 channels and there just happens to be one f/s down below. Nothing to do with me I might add.

If the combo worked fine on its own I would suggest the problem is with the NY121 or the cable between the two. The combo could be going into a protect mode if the cable or extension cab have a fault. I'd suggest trying a different cable first and see if that cures it.

He just said later this year. Nothing more specific unfortunately.

I messaged Mark @ Bass Direct about them a few weeks ago and he said they would be £949. Assume that is the four string version.

Not keen on Spector. Had a Euro 5LX and couldn't get on with it.

Using some luggage scales it's between 7.75 and 8.00 lbs. Tried weighing it 4 times with different results. It's astonishing for the price.

The MTD is a LK signature Kingston model. I'm looking forward to them appearing at BD. I'll check out Wilcock and Maruszczyk. I've had some dialog with Biarnel a couple of years ago on a possible build. I'll give them another look.

Having had a Spector, it's not for me. I had a Euro5lx and wanted to like it but couldn't.

Having completed the experiment to see if a medium scale bass helps with the onset of arthritis, I'm now looking around for options for 32" scale 5ers before going down the get one built route. I've decided to go "full on" medium scale and have started shedding my standard scale basses. I bought an Ibanez Mezzo 5 String, which is astonishing and I wouldn't object to getting another. What other 32" 5ers are out there? They seem pretty thin in the ground. I know MTD are bringing one out but not sure when it will be available in the UK.

I've got 3 basses with Glock pre-amps and just checked the wiring diagram and it may be possible. The blend circuit board is hard wired to the volume so a simple connection to the two wires going to the volume board should do it.

In answer to the question, " do you think one of the tower PA systems will be man enough for the job?" The answer is yes. Before the band broke up we used a pair of LD Systems Maui11 for about 5 years. 6 piece band with keyboards and sequenced brass. They were awesome. We actually used just one of them on a gig in a large function room. Occasionally put kick/overhead drums through it but mainly 4 Vox and Keyboards all the time. Sax and Trumpet when we went up to an 8 piece. Just sold them to a local 4 piece who are made up with them and sold their Mackie's on the strength of it. Light, Loud and so easy to carry and set up. Current 10 piece use a hired in PA company when needed but I would go back to a line array any day of the week if needed. Singer uses an RCF Evox for his Solo work.

I've had issues with weird noises from toneprints on a BG250. I just deleted/reinstalled or installed a different one. There is a degree of computer shizz in most TC amps and we all know how computers can play up.

Exactly my thoughts when I first saw it. Absolutely amazing band live.

Couldn't find a Neutrik version and wasn't sure how confident the OP was in wiring one up using the real McCoy.

This is what turned me on to them. https://youtu.be/KEC-12ltNbY

They are awesome. Have seen them a couple of times in Manchester but had something on last night or would have made the trip over the Pennines.

Unlikely. Real Electronics are the official repair outfit for TC gear, same as MarkBass. These were their charges about 2 years ago. £35 to diagnose the problem, which you get back if you go ahead. £69 fixed labour, £18 courier fee to send it back + parts + VAT. I am pretty sure they don't repair to component level, so basically board swappers. When I got the estimate for my MarkBass it was north of £200, so I binned it.

Yep. One of these although they aren't genuine Neutrik plugs. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202945083052?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=5cQq3ZwkRru&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=NXO8JSHoStK&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=MORE

Result.

Al is a good friend of mine and has done some awesome work.

Have you tried the "effects loop" trick? Shove a jack plug in and out of the effects send and return jack's. These are prone to oxidizing if never used and can cause issues like yours. It's worth a shot. A local electronics guy is also worth it as long as you don't have high expectations and they aren't that expensive.

The main issue is that MarkBass will not supply circuit diagrams and so repairing at component level becomes virtually impossible unless something is completely "fried" and obvious. When my SA450 developed a problem the repair cost with the authorised repairers was more than it was worth.

Just had a 5 string delivered and snagged it for £255 from GAK. It has a couple of finish flaws that I am struggling to really see. I wanted to try a medium scale bass as with advancing age and a bit of arthritis creeping in the finger joints I'm struggling a bit down the money end. I'm absolutely astonished at how good it is. I didn't want to spaff a fortune on what is just an experiment at this stage but I am truly impressed. Out of the box intonation was spot on. A small tweak of the truss rod and that was it. I was hoping to try it at a rehearsal during the week, but it was cancelled so a baptism of fire on Saturday. Saturdays gig was being videod, so the plan was to just have a fiddle while the rest of the band set up and then use something familiar for the gig. Well that plan didn't work. Plugged it in, all flat, amp flat, move the blend slightly towards the P pickup and it sounded awesome. My rather expensive ACG didn't get a look in. So easy to play, the "b" string was tight and rounded and the medium scale route is definitely the way to go. After the gig the sound engineer commented on my playing but I think he really meant the sound. Unless this bass really does make you play better. 🙂 Fire sale coming up I reckon.