Thor

Bought a Proton Filter from Kev - such a straightforward and easy transaction! Item arrived very quickly too and was exactly as described/well packed - a great guy to deal with and would definitely deal with again.

[quote name='BandmasterPete' timestamp='1403559301' post='2484013'] I love the DB 112. 2 x DB112 doesn't hurt your back. [/quote] +1 Around 7 years ago I was rushed into hospital unable to move - 3 discs had prolapsed in my lower back - too many years of playing rugby and also lifting (2) 4x10 Trace Elliot cabs in and out of my car so, inevitably I was forced to downsize. I purchased some MarkBass cabs/F1 head which I used for around 6 years. Earlier this year I was hit by a serious bout of GAS and decided that I wanted a more substantial rig again, so I bought a DB750 and a pair of DB112's - the cabs are comfortable for me to carry (I can manage one in each hand if need be), the head is a bit lumpy/awkward but well worth the effort as it sounds immense. I'd love another 4x10 (or two!) but commonsense must prevail - I've never yet been left wanting more from this rig - it's just great.

Cheers for all the positive comments guys! I'm thinking I may try another project - perhaps a P/J config? Never tried one but have always fancied one.

Cheers guys - I'm truly gobsmacked how good it sounds! It's definitely a keeper for sure.

So I've always had a preference to playing a Jazz Bass since my late teens, but over the years I've often been tempted by (and owned one or two) a nice P Bass, despite however many I've tried, I've never really been happy with them when gigging as I've found more often than not they get lost in the mix? So I thought I'd gotten to grips with the dreaded GAS, but here's my latest, self build P Bass. Warmoth Standard P Body, Mighty Mite P neck with Fender waterslide decal, Fender tuners with extender, Badass II bridge, DiMarzio P pickups (had these laying around for a while waiting for a project), CTS pots, Switchcraft jack, Rotosound RS66LD 45 - 105, Dunlop Straplocks. This was my first self build project, I gigged it last night and it sounded way better than I thought it would, I'd expected to play maybe a handful of songs with it and then reach for my trusty Jazz, but it was an absolute gem to play and certainly didn't sound muddy - although with the tone control wound off it certainly can. I did have to fettle around with the nut - needed quite a bit of filing to get the action to a decent level, but on the whole the set up was quite straight forward and certainly worth it. Definitely re-kindled my interest in P's now.

Just bought a Badass II from Alan - another straightforward deal!

Just bought a P Bass neck from Mart - straightforward speedy transaction - cool!

[quote name='DanEly' timestamp='1402245944' post='2471302'] [url="https://flic.kr/p/nSeLaf"][/url] American Loopers 8ch click less programmable looper TU3 > OC2 > Sputnik > Micro Synth > Duality > B7K > Tone Hammer Nearly happy, I'd love a [size=4][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Iron Ether Xerograph Deluxe and Subterranea/Frantabit [/font][/color][/size] [/quote] Nice board! What do you make of the Duality? That's next on my wish list.

Just bought Steve's Sovtek Muff - totally hassle free/very speedy experience - an absolute gent to deal with - thanks Steve!

[quote name='FretNoMore' timestamp='1396794580' post='2417387'] Made a couple of changes this weekend; changed out some dirt in the lower left corner (Solid Gold FX is new, Cusack Screamer Bass replaced a Wampler Euphoria in the Wonderlove loop) and swapped places on the Suhr Buffer (now first) and [sfx] Micro Thumpinator (now last). [/quote] Nice tidy board dude - looks good.

Just got an e-mail, they're showing 6 in stock today! Think I'll pass.

Just bought a pedal off of Dan - pedal was exactly as described (as new), speedy delivery too! A pleasure to deal with - cheers Dan!

How about the Aguilar Filter Twin? That's been my go to filter for quite a while - I find it really user friendly.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1394616501' post='2393262'] They're much more likely to be thinking, 'Wow, that bloke really needs to get to the gym. Hide the buns!' [/quote] Hey! I resemble that remark!

Just bought a Wren & Cuff TFR from Paulo - a pleasure to deal with - top man! Thanks

Bought a rack case from Mark, another hassle free transaction - just perfect - thank you!

Hi Keith, I'd be interested in the set-up class as well please.

Just wanted to say a big thanks to Keith and the kind folk that organised the event - was a very enjoyable afternoon and nice to meet up with some like minded souls.

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1392995346' post='2375084'] He can only say "[s]feck off "[/s] "yes or no", so I'd go for it....looking at his website and speaking to him he seems quite friendly! [/quote] Excellent! I wouldn't expect him to do owt for nowt. Let's just hope Mrs Thor doesn't throw a spanner in the works!