Marvin

I've got an SR300 and it's a very good bass. HOWEVER, I wish I'd bought the Squier VMJ.

I'm down to 230k . However, there are now about 40+ posts that will make absolutely no sense at all. What was that? No change there? You cheeky lot

It's well designed, clean and without clutter. Also very easy to navigate around. Only two [i]very[/i] minor things I'd change and they're both words. 'I am a [i]committed[/i]...' it's just me but I always think that someone is just about to be taken away by men in white coats when the word committed is used. And under the Defence track, perhaps replace the word [i]defunct[/i] with[u] previous[/u]. Just minor quibbles but then again I'm a tw@t I shan't be visiting your site again though, as watching your videos simply reminds me how sh!te I am All the best

Pity it couldn't be the other way around, the bass hoisting the player. I hate to see instruments abused.

I've cleared everything bar about 8 I think. But then again I didn't have much on here to start with EDIT: just checked I'm actually down to 4

Anyone know of anywhere I can get hold of a transcript for this one? I need it pretty quick. Cheers EDIT: Do not worry yourselves, I found the chords lying under the sofa. All is well.

[quote name='Johnston' post='1156806' date='Mar 10 2011, 04:29 PM']I set up the computer to record some clips for critique . then I got to listen to them and for the first time in years, myself playing. They got deleted PDQ [/quote] We can be our own hardest critic What did you record? Holiday by Green Day? It's a pig isn't it?

Thanks HD.

I thought I read somewhere that they were either very similar or basically the same bass just re-branded. Is this true?

I was going to say 3 weeks is awfully optimistic

It is rather a long list of things that seem to be making you unhappy with the band. Always a difficult decision to pack it in though.

I wouldn't bother with the Zoom multi effects pedal. They're good but there are better things you can put your money towards. TBH you'd only get a very crude approximation of what the heads and cabs sound like. Didn't stop me getting one though

Amp: Bass up a little, a truck load of low mids and cut back on the treble. Bass: Bass flat, mids about midway and cut all the treble. Sits well in the mix, can be heard really well without having to use a lot of volume so I'm not straining my amp. As an aside, I tried a mid scoop at practice the other night and completely disappeared, to compensate I had to use a lot more volume to be heard - no good competing with the frequencies used by other bandmates.

Dean Martin

Always a beginner.

Not playing bass at all. Practised the last 5 nights in a row so I'm watching films and drinking tea tonight

[quote name='discreet' post='1142526' date='Feb 26 2011, 05:09 PM']As my monitors go down to 40Hz, [i]this[/i]... [color="#4169E1"]ACTIVE East - Bass almost fully boosted / treble rolled off / bright flat / mid flat 7. Neck[/color] ...rattled the windows something chronic. Nice![/quote] Hmmm, you may need to consider some replacement windows. Have you considered our latest range of uPVC high security double glazed units, at a very competitive price. Sorry, flashback

Most brilliant. Well done to you.

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='1140518' date='Feb 24 2011, 09:51 PM']I can't see what the problem is.[/quote] Suffice to say if DD come on the radio I always hurriedly change station, I dislike their music that much. And damn it I've clicked on your for sale link again

[quote name='Truckstop' post='1140509' date='Feb 24 2011, 09:46 PM']You're a disgrace to the forum! Truckstop[/quote] I'll get my coat

[quote name='jakesbass' post='1140440' date='Feb 24 2011, 09:08 PM']I think wanting to be heard and playing bass are not always the best of bed fellows, there are times where I find even the great players are just a bit too in your face, it's entirely personal, I would never denigrate because I can see the value. I don't care about being heard so much as felt... my big kick is getting folk on to the floor. Because I know they find the bass irresistible and I know that (mostly) they are not really aware of why. I dig that.[/quote] Another lovely post, as always a considered opinion. Have you ever considered the diplomatic service Jake?

I'll hold my hands up (which probably makes a better sound then when they're on a fretboard ), I actually enjoyed learning and playing a Duran Duran song tonight - Ordinary World. (Not completely there, always takes me a while to get it completely). I've never liked Duran Duran, just not my thing, but I'll give what's his name - John Taylor? - his dues, he does create a nice bass line. This one may not be his best, and I'm probably way off the original (close enough though) but I've actually had to force myself not to have another go at it. I especially like the little fills. That is all. On your way now

[quote name='Master blaster' post='1134876' date='Feb 20 2011, 10:12 PM']I played in a band last year in north devon mainly in the bideford/barnstaple area. There are some awesome players around there. If your into the blues then get down to the palladium jam night in Bideford on tuesday nights. Tis a brilliant place for networking. Theres alot of blues that gets played that night.[/quote] I do believe you were in The Gang of Thieves Saw you step up and play a couple of tunes with them at the Globe in Torrington on NYE's didn't I? One was a Micheal Jackson song, name of which evades me. You are a very funky and talented bassist. All the best to you sir.

Just rang Stu at Bideford (he's now Bideford Bay Guitars). Remember I've been to his shop before and he is an absolute top bloke - my stupid forgetfulness. When I take it down he'll try and diagnose what's wrong with it with me there, for free, then give me an idea of cost and time. I'm feeling a lot happier. Thanks guys

[quote name='Dave Vader' post='1138214' date='Feb 23 2011, 09:41 AM']Marv, try Big Stu in Bideford, up in Grenville St, can't remember what he's calling his shop these days, might be Bideford Bay Guitars, might be Atlantic, either way he's a top bloke, known him ages, he should be able to fix it fairly quick, he might have a generic part lying about to sort it with as well. I've never done active electronics otherwise I'd say come over to mine and we'll have a cup of tea and play with a soldering iron. Get something passive next time [/quote] Cheers Dave. Yes, it might be time to trade in for a passive. Something Fender shaped and easy to repair.