BassBunny

I've got the sheet music for it Chris. Not sure if you can read or not.

[quote name='Robin UK' post='368291' date='Jan 2 2009, 10:50 AM']Thanks for the offer ahpook. I'm not too attached to teh samson, but i'm trying to leave behringer stuff alone for the moment (no offence). Does anyone know an online used PA website? Thanks Robin[/quote] Hi Robin, don't know about used but try Soundsavers. They will provide good advice and they have a lot of ex-display and B Grade stuff.

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='367400' date='Dec 31 2008, 07:49 PM']Doesn't turn on and it is in a few pieces at the mo but if you think you can fix it you can have it for postage.[/quote] Hi Wayne, I'll pull the trigger on that if you don't mind. We already have one so it would be useful for spares. If you can find out the cheapest way to get it Manchester way, let me know and I will sort the postage out.

When I fitted my Thumper I spoke to Andy at Wizard. As it was a complete build up from a donor Bass he suggested using different Pot values and Capacitor. May be worth having a chat and see what he says. The Thumpers are certainly hotter than standard Fender, (and I assume Squire), pick-ups.

[quote name='0175westwood29' post='364840' date='Dec 28 2008, 02:28 PM']hi guys is there a site to go and check out the zoot neo bass cabs?, im looking into getting a couple of 210's for a new rig, but they dnt appear on the bass merchant site anymore?[/quote] Lean Audio sell them as well as The Bass Merchant and I understand from talking to Mike that GAK are taking some. If all else fails try e-mail to [email protected] or call Mike direct on 01376 502930

MarkBass LMKII and 1 Zoot 112 for rehearsal and 2 x Zoot 112's for Gigging. Great combination and as light as a fart.......

Hi NS, I can really empathise with your situation as I had a similar 25 year sabatical, but as a guitarist. When i took up playing again, I switly moved to Bass and will neve go back to guitar. I looks like you are going down a similar path and I wouldn't normally put my "10 Penneth In", but you have got some really good advice from BassChatters and you have obviously done the right thing by joining us........ I know there are some Behringer Fans on the forum but I went a similar route as you are thinking and it was the worst, (and most costly), mistake I made. Behringer DO make some good products but I had massive problems with mine and was treated like a leaper when I sold the stuff. There is some really good kit on here at the moment. Not sure if BigD still has the Neo loaded Ashdown ABM115 and Carlsbro head still for sale, but that was once mine and is bloody awesome. Pretty light, ply construction and has your trousers flapping like a good un. The head is one of the last British made ones before they shipped production to China. The other suggestions above are really great and you will obviously get More Bang for Your Buck by buying 2nd hand. Electronics are pretty realiable these days, so you shouldn't have a problem. Good idea to stick with the Bass until you know what you want. Not sure how many I went through before I stopped looking at the Basses For Sale section, but it is a good few. One make that really impressed was Cort. As well as making for Lakland/G&L/Fender and i believe some Ibanez products, they are fantastic instruments. Very well made and they have "borrowed" some of the ideas from the production lines of the Big Boys. The GB74 is awesome. As ever this is only my personal opinion and at the end of the day it is your money and your choice. Good Luck and I hope you don't end up doing as much "Wheeling and Dealing" as I did to get the set-up I craved.

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' post='351710' date='Dec 11 2008, 12:55 PM']Was it anyone on here?[/quote] It very nearly was Bloody Broadband went down and didn't get a chance to up my offer. Would have been a nice stable mate for "Marvin"

[quote name='EOS650' post='194123' date='May 7 2008, 06:02 PM']I 3rd that. The basslines for Talking Heads are always tight.[/quote] Yep, Tina Weymouth and she can dance at the same time. Oh and Yolanda Charles

I had a 5 String Kingston Heir which was awesome. J/MM pick-ups and after having a Bart pre-amp installed it was really sweet. Trouble is when I got "Marvin", it wasn't being used so it went to a new home. Fabulous value for money. They do come up now and again on e-Bay. Just kep an eye open. Shame the £ has collapsed against the $ as Bass Central in USA do great deals on MTD.