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This is right up my street , but just don't have the time to travel all that way , and he wouldn't meet me half way . Would want to try it , but a long way to travel , if I don't like it . The reason why I want to try , rather than just courier . Good price for a stonking bass though .

This was the one you linked on here last year , and the price then was 2.5K . I contacted him to ask to meet halfway - M25 , but he wasn't interested . Been up a few times on EBAY . You'd think he'd be more proactive in shifting it .

That was really good - another one to bookmark methinks . Almost like eavesdropping in on a spontanious conversation between them . Thanks for that .

Is that how much they're worth now , or do you think the market will decide ? Saw one the same as this a couple of years ago , and it sold for £1300 . Nice though

[quote name='GazWills' timestamp='1357774074' post='1928389'] These 2 are different pedals entirely. Though confusingly all 3 pedals are termed 'loopers' these 2 are just bypass loopers, like an Ls-2... [/quote]He he , you're right . I should've looked more clearly - completely different

Looks good , especially the size . Here's some others to think about [url="http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/SWS_Loopy-2.html"]http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/SWS_Loopy-2.html[/url] [url="http://www.brightonion.co.uk/products/Mini-Looper.html"]http://www.brightonion.co.uk/products/Mini-Looper.html[/url]

I own 5 , but have only ever gigged the one (apart from maybe one gig) for 20 years . My graphite necked Stingray does it all for me . Don't need 2 pickup basses . I think it's possible to live with one bass , and really work it for all styles

[quote name='robbiano' timestamp='1356957805' post='1915538'] Will be on a lovely old sailboat, The Albatross, moored off the north Norfolk coast working my EUB like there's no tomorrow... [/quote]Mate , that sounds like a lovely gig

[sup]Yeah , but I'm one of the very few people who can tune an Air Bass . [/sup]

All the time . I also Air guitar with my fretting hand in my van if a good solo is playing . Sad , I know .

[sup]New guitarist's 2nd gig , 1st on home turf . So he thought he'd bring his full stack (2 x 4x12's) for all his mates . Trouble is , the other guitarist said he'd do the same . They tried to talk me into bringing more than the one cab , but I told them I wouldn't . [/sup] [sup]Always wear plugs - drummer side wedged fully in , and the guitar on the other side of me - sort of half in , to get a bit of gig buzz . Well both fully in tonight . [/sup] [sup]So effing loud - both of them , weren't happy at all . One 4x12 is really overkill in a small pub , but two (4 in all) , is just ..... Haven't got a clue these guys - I despair sometimes . Got ringing in my ears as I write this , and that's with plugs . Punter's ears must've been mashed . Thankfully just a one off . Guitards !! Cracking gig mind he he[/sup]

These guys may be able to do a custom jobbie . [url="http://www.brightonion.co.uk/products/Triple-Looper.html"]http://www.brightonion.co.uk/products/Triple-Looper.html[/url]

I've only the one . Si , I think it's less OC2 , more OCD

Sort of a post gig , few days after . Working at an engineering firm at the time , and one of the lads came up and says - " eh Paul , you're in a band , aintcha ?" " Yeah , I play a bit " " Well I saw this really good band the other night (reels off band name) , I've seen them loads of times . You heard of them " " Yeah I have , cause I play in that band , you fcukin inbred " " No you don't " " Think I do " " No you don't " " If you say so twat " " Sorry mate , can't think how I've not seen you " We were only a 4 piece function band , with brightly coloured Zoot suits for the function gigs . Everyone had a different colour . I still can't believe the " no you don't " . Sums it all up . Even with a bright blue suit on , the bassist can still be ignored .

Bought the SFX Burninator off of Martin (knew it'd be mine one day) . Great communication , and we worked around each other regarding payment methods . Good level of trust with us both , as is unique to Basschat - we're all gents on here . Great guy to deal with .

I've got the WT400 , the one before , and it's all I've played in nearly 12 years . I've done blues deps , covers bands , and the like , and it'll cover everything . They're out of vogue at the moment , so they can be picked up relatively cheaply .

[url="http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/"]http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/[/url] He's on here - Silent Fly (Max is his name)

[quote name='invicta59' timestamp='1348774301' post='1818119'] After a brief explanation of how most classical lefties learn to play rightie [/quote]What was the reason that he gave? I've heard this said also . But I've also heard classical players bemoan the fact that pop music is all about image first , then find that their employers won't hire a leftie , because of the look in an orchestra , with the symmetry - seems the same image first attitude with them too .

Graphite necked bass with fan frets - I reckon there's a massive market for one

Saw this up for sale - though can't remember where . Thought this was great , and even more so with that picture . Awesome bass there Bob

That is a tasty Passion 3 , I agree . Sorry to hear about your job Dave . And your series II is lovely mate - tried it at the last but one East Anglian bash , and spent most of the day gravitating back to it for a noodle . When I get around to selling some gear , I'm gonna have to get me a nice Passion II