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I think I played a compact when one toured forum members a few years ago but was testing it against an Aguilar Db410 so my perception of it was maybe out of context. A BF 215 does look appealing as do the (I think out of production) Berg NV215 but they are pricey and don't come up very often! I drive and have the space to transport a slightly bigger rig so lightweight is a bonus but not a necessity. I think a dubster might be a little too treble shy but thats just a thought no had any experience playing one. I do need some top end

Thinking about shifting the 112 and getting a 115 or 2x15. What folks thoughts on suitable boxes of doom! Never play with the tweeters on and prefer that old vintage tone, I'm not a slap'n'pop player and I'm more about providing a low end/supporting tone for the band rather than being a flamboyant high mids sort of tone.

The JC has a great feeling neck and out thumps a p bass. If you're seriously considering a semi hollow I'd recommend the JC over Gretsch/Gibson. In saying that the Warwick sounds pretty sweet too from the demo's I've heard and seems to do the vintage thump and that more scooped 'modern' sound with both volumes rolled up very well! Slightly off topic but a p bass fitted with that JC pick up and the varitone would be an interetsing experiment!

Darren is that an ew Minifooger drive in there? How you rate it?

Bought a strap which was exactly as described. Swift and hassle free transaction. Cheers fella!

Tom's the bomb! Nuff said!

Hey my band are doing an album launch on Saturday night at Electric Circus, Edinburgh. We're really excited for this show and have support from two really stand out Edinburgh bands in the form of acoustic/cello two piece The Jellyman's Daughter and indie goodness from The Deep Red Sky. It's £5 on the door and will run from 7-10pm! I'd love for you guys to come out and hear us so grab your buddies, c'mon down and enjoy the musical delights on offer. We're all heading out on the town after and you're all welcome to hang out and get drunk with us, talk music and gear and girls G

Top bloke and a pleasure to do bidness with him

Great innovator

My band Titus Pullo are releasing our first album on Nov 23rd and as you can imagine we're pretty excited. We've got the tee-shirts and badges made, CD's pressed and posters on the go etc. I'm currently tracking down local and national podcast's which fit in with our style of music to try and get reviews/plays. Local press have been contacted and we might even get a wee write up in the 'For The Weekend' section so we've worked/are working hard to get the publicity wagon on the move! It's a photo shoot tomorrow for the final images/press pack and then rehearsal for the big event! I'd be keen to hear other people's tips and advice for album/music releases as we know that the launch gig is just the first step! The guys running our rehearsal room also double as a management company so we're gonna try and get our tunes distributed to a couple of the local music/new music DJ's they represent as another avenue. Here's a link to our work in progress web page which contains some video and audio for y'all to enjoy! [url="http://realtituspullo.com/"]http://realtituspullo.com/[/url]

It's my old '78 p bass which was used in the statue with Phil - the work was done in Belfast at the Guitar Emporium to make a mock up of his bass before bronzing!

This is round the corner from me but im on night shift

I read somewhere a good tip is to bring mouthwash and unscrew the head off the mic and give it a rinse with the mouthwash, dry off and replace. Pretty cheap option in relative terms and also use the mouth wash pre/post gig to ward off/kill germs from the mic. If you can't verify the mic is 'clean' at least you can protect yourself!