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I've learnt the bassline to that song in the last week, and started the guitar today. Think that drumming might be a bit beyond me though. Cracking tune, and I liked it before all this football malarky.

Oh christ whats that pleb doing there... Cant stand U2

Red Fender now

I thought it was guitards that changed guitars every song..... This guy is taking the michael.

Just nailed Jimi's Hey Joe and Purple Haze. I say nailed, more like learnt the notes and have them in vaugley the right order with a smattering of feel and groove.

Well my bastardized Aria/Warwick has gold hardware and its all stamped with the W and Germany. The one piece bridge has Warwick stamped on the top too, but Im guessing this bass will have the 2 peice.

They should have the warwick W stamped on the circular bit with Germany underneath , cant tell from that photo.

[quote name='DreadAlert' post='863475' date='Jun 10 2010, 04:58 PM']What could I plug my bass into that would link up with my computer and not cause any possible speaker harm?[/quote] Anything listed above as long as you are sensible with the volume and dont expect amazing sound.

Whats it called? I use a Edirol UA-25 that I plug the bass into and then that plugs into the computer via USB. I then output using the external computer speakers. Fine for just quiet practice. This way I can also record and use computer generated effects. If you want something that makes sound without a speaker and is easy to carry around, you can buy an effects pedal like the ME-20B. You dont need an amp as it has its own preamp, so you just plug your bass in and plug headphones in. It works off batteries or mains. Of course you can also output to an amp and use all the effects.

[quote name='DreadAlert' post='856668' date='Jun 3 2010, 11:00 PM']I'm not particularly... tall or long-armed/handed. I guess I'd better stick with the main 3 I was considering then. I think I'll only be able to feel the BB414 and the RBX374, but not the SR300. Anyone got any personal favourites from the 3? But the thing is, I have no idea how to play anything on the bass so I don't really want to plug anything in at a store and hear it properly cause I'll look like a bit of a tard.[/quote] Everyone has to start somewhere. I wouldnt worry about what other people think when you are trying a bass. Just hit strings and frets, see what noise comes out. Maybe read a few tabs before you go of easy songs to give you something to try.

He uses Fernades and Ibanez. Also has a Warwick signature and a Zon Signature model. Not sure which one is in the pic, looks a bit Ibanez-y to me. His Fernades is a custom model, not available in shops. Although You could probably order one similar.

Im sure you could find a teacher to come to you if you are unable to go to them.

I have the perfect 10. Its a good amp, although would struggle in a band environment. Fine for bedroom practice though.

Cool, make sure to post some pictures up when you get it!

If YOU, like the look sound and feel, then thats all that matters. As been said many times, you will get more for your money buying second hand on here, but if thats not what you want to do, then get the bass that feels right for you.

When I learn to play without shame, yes! Ill see what I can do. Dont expect much though.

Some quick and dirty pics of my new toy. A bastard child of a Warwick and an Aria Pro II Avante NT. I'll get some better pics once I have a guitar stand and its not gloomy outside. A few minor issues like fret buzz and dodgy jack input, but nothing drastic as of yet. If you squint, it could be a Corvette.. Neck through with Warwick/MEC active jazz pickups. Smoooth Aria Avante Warwick gold knobs