septicrat

[quote name='Raggy' post='692105' date='Dec 23 2009, 09:42 AM']What a gorgeous set up. That just smacks Old Skool. Have really got GAS for one of those Squiers.[/quote] Cheers Raggy. Yeah, its a pretty good old skool sound, I'm really happy with the Squier, especially as my last bass was a Rickenbacker which I loved with all my soul. This rig though has made me a pretty happy man........ for now *Fights off another GAS attack*

Heres mine. Amp is a B200r, Bass is Squier Vintage modified P-bass TB with Jazz Flats and lowered pick up(pole pieces too) and Bass Muff. Sounds pretty decent and after having many different set ups over the years this one pretty much is where I'll stay for a while. May only be a humble Squier but I really enjoy playing it and surprising people with my sound from this rig.

Ampeg B-100r. Portable enough, plenty loud, and nice moody tone. Not a bad price at the moment either, you can get them foir about £350 if you search the interweb. Its the one I'd go for if I didnt already have a B200r

Bass Big Muff!!!!

That looks really interesting, let us know what you think of it. I'm on a little Bass Overdrive/Fuzz/Distortion collecting thang at the moment, thought it might be fun to amass a whole bunch of different ones just for $h1ts and giggles.

Its not much in the way of gear but I love how these two items look together. I'm only getting the amp on Saturday though, seriously looking forward to it. As for the bass, cheapo but I love it, and hopefully will sound great with the B200r. Well heres my update. Got the amp and together with my Vintage modded P-bass TB strung with TI flats it sounds fantastic!! Happy days ahead!

+1 on the Boss. Been using one for nearly 6 years and its not once ever let me down. Infact my whole band(me, two guitarists) each have one and we're always perfectly in tune. I think unless you are a total tone snob with ears like a thing with VERY good ears you never notice any tone suckage of volume being stolen, I certainly have never noticed any difference and the guitarist I have been jamming with who only uses high end "Boutique" gear and who Is a total tone freak uses one. I've had beer all over mine, its been dropped and had things drop on it, its been left in freezing band vans and been left in the boiling heat of a summers out door gig, infact it was so hot to the touch from being left in the sun that it was hard to pick it up. Its been thrown in various gear bags and boxes with a bunch of other rubbish and it still functions perfectly, all scratched and dirty b ut it does its job. If it ever does die, I'll get another one in a heart beat.

I'd have a 62' Reissue P-bass strung with Flats and a Ampeg B15-r... Oh baby!!! *Walks off Drooling* Oh and a Slice of Keira Knightley Christmas pie too please Santa?!?!?

Hello. I've recently bought a Bass Big Muff and I'm really pleased with it. Works great on a variety of basses(I tried about 6 in the shop where I bought it from) and can go from slightly overdriven to full on psycho and everything inbetween. Its great. I am however also in the "Build your Own" fold and am collecting all the various bits to build one. Am sourcing a bunch of expensive and rare bits for a experiment. Should be fun. I'm getting bits from hificollective .co.uk, they got some cool things.