HoweDy

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' post='930431' date='Aug 19 2010, 11:35 PM']Not unlikely he read the power consumption. You rate your light bulbs and your kettle by their consumption, its not unreasonable.[/quote] I just would have thought if you were a musician (or a sensible person) you may state the relevant info which actually helps you sell the thing

I have a Peavey TNT 150 and it has done my proud playing at various gigs of various sizes ranging from playing at a very small primary school prom (yes i know, how ridiculous) to the local music venues that are NOT small. I think to be safe though 300w amps cover everything. The reason why i got a peavey tnt 150 is because it was all i could afford and i knew it wasn't a bad combo so £80 well spent considering i got a new and improved speaker free from a sound engineer that owed my dad one

[quote name='throwoff' post='922919' date='Aug 12 2010, 04:47 PM']My first bass was an XB120 exactly the same colour as yours! Most of the paint has chipped off and the entire body is covered in stickers I need to get a pic![/quote] haha! im trying to sell mine now would you agree that they are actually pretty good for the money?

I was casually looking on the net for some info about my tnt 150 when i came across this and laughed a bit: [url="http://brighton.gumtree.com/brighton/90/59391390.html"]http://brighton.gumtree.com/brighton/90/59391390.html[/url] 500watts...............hmm

[quote name='phil.i.stein' post='918712' date='Aug 8 2010, 01:21 PM']trawling through the TB fourum, i chanced on this little gem. & read up on rattymans method, it sounds like a good solution for those of you trying to achieve the wobbly stuff.. [url="http://\"http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=665312\""]http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=665312[/url] post#17[/quote] that live dubstep is so grimey, i love it!

I am turning 17 at the end of the month and i have been playing for about 3 or 4 years, my first bass was my dads bass which he virtually never played as he is a guitarist, it was a Vintage (make). I then got my first amp as a birthday present which was an ashdown mini rig 2x10 and i loved it. I got annoyed with the vintage's bland tone and dead frets so when on my work experience 2 years ago in a local music shop i bought the blue washburn XB-120 you can see in the picture which was a surprisingly good bass, it seemed to help me become a lot better on bass. I then had my ashdown mini rig at a proper venue for our bands first gig and it simply wasn't loud enough. So my dad secretly bought a peavey tnt 150 combo off ebay for £40 knowing that it was faulty, but that was no problem as we knew a amp repairer who repaired it for £40 and then my dads friend (a sound engineer) who owed my dad a favour gave us a new neodymium magnet bass speaker. It now sounds incredible and has served me well in my many gigs in the last 6 months. A few months ago i decided i needed a change from it as it sounded either insanely trebley or insanely bassey, and it sounded naf at gigs i discovered. I then bought a Fender Jazz Bass 70's Reissue MIJ from www.fareastguitars.com which is an outstanding sight dealing in second hand japanese guitars and basses, funding the bass meant selling my old ashdown mini rig, my boss rc-2 looper and various other things. It was second hand and 5 years old but as you can see from the photos it was in pristine condition and it still is. I have a MXR super comp which i think i may sell to get a EHX big muff and an octave pedal. Finally i use Elixir lights on my bass as i hated having to pay £15 - £20 for a set of strings every two months at least (i hate dead strings) so elixirs saved me money and keep a brilliant tone for at least a year! ----------------------------------------------------------- I'm now looking into buying a Fretless bass and a double bass but i need the money for driving lessons :|

[quote name='OldGit' post='900587' date='Jul 20 2010, 10:58 PM']tee hee it always pays to read the thread befre posting ....[/quote] ahh damn i didn't see page 2

mate, buy it, NOW, amazing sounding bass

Bought a MXR super comp off tim, quick delivery and very easy to work with, i recommend him to anyone buying anything from him! Thanks again Carl

- Dirk Lance - Mark King - Chris Wolstenholme - Marcus Miller - James Jameson (more recently for me) And i have many influences that are not famous as i think many others probably do

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='858227' date='Jun 5 2010, 02:57 PM']Carl bought my MXR Super comp pedal from me, great comms & prompt payment (& he even gifted the payment which meant a small fee for him too) - very cool to deal with[/quote] cheers!

Squiers are bought by my school solely because they are cheap. I think they are market leaders in THEIR market (inexpensive instruments) in regards to price, quality, sound and reliability etc etc. However when i compare my 5 year old Fender Jazz MIJ to a brand new squier jazz i found the difference between them was pretty big over all the areas. But that's just my opinion i suppose! On a further note, i played one of these [url="http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/squier-/71293"]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/squier-/71293[/url] that my friend bought. My jazz is the bass that this squier is based on. I have to say that i was impressed with its sound.

[quote name='El Bajo' post='858297' date='Jun 5 2010, 04:23 PM']Not my kinda of music but pretty good. Soudns and nice and tight, bass comes through well and the bass lines are good, definatly recordings to be proud of. Good singer too.[/quote] cheers!

Feel free to say what you think of our sound, i know that its probably not the most exciting stuff out there, but i think its a bit different

Well you just made me feel like a crap player sounded awesome man, and a tastey tone. What bass and rig are you using?

[quote name='HoweDy' post='857871' date='Jun 5 2010, 12:33 AM']Well my band is Faux Feet and we have been playing since July 2009 and we have played few gigs in the Stoke-on-Trent area. We are a relatively young band: - Carl Howe: 16 (me) - bass - Jamie O'Neill: 16 - Drums - Sian Matthews: 15 - Vocals - Ben Finney: 18 - Guitar We have just recorded our new EP which i will give you a taster of in this topic (unmastered version). This EP was recorded at school using the music technicians Mac and various other pieces of equipment, so i hope you like the song i am uploading, i love it. P.S the music technician at our school who recorded this is a bassist that's why my bass sounds pretty fat www.myspace.com/fauxfeetmusic[/quote] Remember this is unmastered guys, i havn't had the chance to compress the 50mb wav file mastered track down :|

Well my band is Faux Feet and we have been playing since July 2009 and we have played few gigs in the Stoke-on-Trent area. We are a relatively young band: - Carl Howe: 16 (me) - bass - Jamie O'Neill: 16 - Drums - Sian Matthews: 15 - Vocals - Ben Finney: 18 - Guitar We have just recorded our new EP which i will give you a taster of in this topic (unmastered version). This EP was recorded at school using the music technicians Mac and various other pieces of equipment, so i hope you like the song i am uploading, i love it. P.S the music technician at our school who recorded this is a bassist that's why my bass sounds pretty fat www.myspace.com/fauxfeetmusic