guybrush threepwood

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1335885955' post='1637558'] If it has to be Ashdown and it has to be a combo, I'd try and stretch to [url="http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product~name~Ashdown-550-Touring--Ex-Display~ID~16087.asp"]this[/url] [/quote] That's what I'd go for, and it's a fantastic price. I've got the 1x15 550 combo, and it's an absolutely cracking amp.

[quote name='BassPimp66' timestamp='1335046888' post='1625279'] bit like discovering good sex with a really hot woman [/quote] Best analogy ever.

I'm actually off to Orkney at the end of May for the folk festival... Should I drop him an email?

I'd say keep an eye out for another used Yammy BB. Great basses and always a bargain!

Best pickup covers ever. Beautiful.

This is really good to hear - I've been buying parts from them for ages but never used their pups, and I've just acquired a strat that could really use some better pickups.

That's great, cheers Phil

Ok, that's great, cheers. So (one more thing) if I was to connect up a couple of [url="http://www.pyleaudio.com/sku/PSN1165"]these[/url], would the wiring go like this? ...+ connector -> resistor -> tweeter -> resistor -> tweeter -> - connector ?

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1333827348' post='1607146'] To me, I think a lot of it is many people don`t actually want to inform someone they haven`t got the position, so either just don`t inform them, or send short blunt messages. So they choose the route that makes it easier for them. [/quote] This is the big issue in these situations. All you can do is make sure that you don't act the same way when you have to make the call. I think it's always nicer to be completely honest and straight with people from the start, that way there's no false hope or perceived rudeness.

Sorry to potentially hijack the thread, but I've been thinking about knocking up a cheap tweeter box using piezos, and I'm just wondering about the wiring... I'd wire 2 in series, as my amp is 525W, but I've heard about adding a 20-30 ohm resistor in series to kill any frequencies above 20kHz that could potentially damage the piezo. Does anyone know what power would this resistor need to be?