danbowskill

[quote name='Waldo' post='6556' date='May 25 2007, 02:07 PM']I say this each time one of these theads comes up: Andy Rourke, of The Smiths. Fantastic player.very much agree,its all about his tone!!mmm[/quote]

[quote name='Stan_da_man' post='606632' date='Sep 23 2009, 01:20 PM']Have you seen the jokers trying to sell (auction) a bass on here for more than its worth?[/quote]sure but not more than retail!

has anyone else seen the berk selling a beringher 4500 head on ebay pre owned for #335 quid!!!!! what a shmuck!! think they are only 140 new(not even worth that)whish i could warn the vunrable fool (if so)who buys it!lol

[quote name='0175westwood29' post='587803' date='Sep 2 2009, 06:44 PM']our rhythum/lead guitarist has just left due to work commitments, we aren't sure if we gonna look for a 4th member as our practices with just the 3 of us when the guitarist missed practice were good. the problem i had was that the drop in volume when theres a solo is huge! i use a distortion on one part of our songs but im looking into getting a big muff, i dnt truely understand the sansamp? as isn't it a preamp? i want something that will thincken out my sound to fill the space that the guitar left? i know it won't sound the same but something close, im in the process of getting the oc-3 boss super octave pedal im hoping that will work a bit, but what do some of you guys use? andy[/quote] not a lover of the old octave pedal myself(makes the sound all over the place!!)good for a guitarist!the t.rex pedal is fab gives you overdrive and a boost in 1 for the soloey bits,or you could fill it out with a synth(digitech one is a bit cack thou)

[quote name='Musky' post='586924' date='Sep 1 2009, 09:15 PM'][url="http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1796#servsupport"]http://www.samsontech.com/products/product...796#servsupport[/url] According to the manual the minimum impedance is 4 ohms, which the internal speakers are already running at. You shouldn't add another cab to that set up.[/quote] ??why would there be a 2nd speaker exstention jack output port in the back of the amp if you can't add?

ive got a hartke 2500 combo and want to get a extension cab for it not sure what ohms it is??i used to have a 400w calsbro 8ohm cab i used to use on it and it blasted out a good un,i was thinking of a vx210 cab which is 200w 8ohms or peavey tvx210 175@8ohms,or might go for a small 15" mag/laney ritcher 15"just im not giging much now and need to downsize on a budget! :-( any recomendations????(this cab is an extra to the 210s already in my combo) thanks dan

[quote name='BenK' post='586790' date='Sep 1 2009, 07:37 PM']it would be amp and cab or a combo[/quote] hmm very tight budget for new mate :-( look around hard and a laney 300w 210 combo might come up as can be found cheap(also a cracking amp!)but from a shop for £200 wont be very good for giging,but if just for home you would be fine

i got a hartke 2500 combo, not to sure a bout what ohm cab to get as an extension??i used to have a 400w calsbro 8ohm cab i used to use on it and it blasted out a good un,i was thinking of a vx210 cab which is 200w 8ohms or peavey tvx210 175@8ohms,or might go for a small 15" mag/laney ritcher 15"just im not giging much now and need to downsize on a budget! :-( any recomendations????(this cab is an extra to the 210s already in my combo)