Merton

My theory is OK. Not great, but not non-existant. I really want to practice and work on it, but finding the time is next to impossible, and this is before MiniMert arrives!! God knows what will happen then I often feel like my playing suffers because my theory isn't too hot - it's a weakness and I am embarrassed that it's not as strong as it should be.

Oooh, that's nice. I miss my Groove 5

I'm driving past Epsom later on, can I pop in and nick this? Cheers!

On the very rare occasions I go into a shop and pick up a bass, I play basslines wot I play in my bands. But I haven't tried a bass in a shop for years, the only one I ever actually got from a shop was my first one back in '93...

I want the jigsaw bass. Awesome.

Hell yes! I was looking at a similar set up - my new rig will be revealed on Sunday tho

[quote name='Raggy' post='388788' date='Jan 22 2009, 05:32 PM']Anyone had any experience with these cabs. I have the urge to run 2 together. [/quote] Do it, it'll be great Never used one, mind. But I reckon it'll be great

Cool! What about the cat?

Nice cat, and nice MB rig I like the look of those 1x15 cabs - how do they sound?

Status? Playability? You won't find a better playing instrument, IMO.

I've changed my mind. I want either a Midget Twin (get in!!) or a Big Twin Sub - I'm mad AND deaf

[quote name='johnnylager' post='388571' date='Jan 22 2009, 02:38 PM']I did this in Amsterdam - I wouldn't do it again.[/quote] [quote name='alexclaber' post='388574' date='Jan 22 2009, 02:39 PM']Don't you already have one and a second impending? Alex[/quote] Excellent, I set 'em up, you boys knock 'em in. Keep them coming!

I want two Midgets already

[quote name='yorick' post='388308' date='Jan 22 2009, 10:46 AM']Depends on where the two guitards set up!!! [/quote] But it's kinda nail -> head for my function band. Having a guitarist either side of the drummer, one who sings lead, plus a female lead singer, means we have to balance somehow. So it's guitarist and female singer on the left of the drummer, me and male singer/guitarist on the right. Not sure why we've never done it the other way around, but it's been a habit since day one and that's that. Doesn't worry me, though I do prefer being on the left for the reasons mentioned above, since our monitoring and general onstage banter is always good

For some odd reason I am always on the ride cymbal side in my function band, but hi-hat side in my originals band. I think it's just the way the function band balances better visually but it doesn't make any difference to me.

Sounds worrying - any updates? Hopefully positivie ones!

I vote A too. B is too long vs the body (as BigRedX has said) and C seems a bit angular in comparison to the body. I like A a lot

[quote name='Mikey R' post='387846' date='Jan 21 2009, 06:33 PM']About the 3rd fret parallel thing - as the biggest stretch is down this end of the neck, and both me and Mert do most of our playing down there (being BASS players and all ), it makes best sense to make this end the most familiar. As you move up the neck, your fingers naturally start to angle in the direction of the frets, so I think its going to be a win.[/quote] Wot 'e said BTW, "a few months" to me means about 3 years, so we're still on track

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='386471' date='Jan 20 2009, 05:48 PM']Can't believe I missed JTQ. I always thought their records sucked but as a live band they were excellent.[/quote] +1. Great band, great musicians but just never ever got a spark on record. Live is just a totally different experience, would love to see the new line up. I think I only ever saw Gary Crockett with them, he was awesome!