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He must feel like a right a**hole playing that

Great pups. A student installed them in one of his basses. A definite gas inducing experience 😉

Those knobs are the original p bass lyte ones 😉

@Cosmo Valdemar he used a Leeds for a long time as part of his core tone. Hes the chap to talk to about it 😉

I'm a busy gigger, but recently have been increasingly reliant on band members goodwill. I have a herniated disc which places pressure on the nerves running down my left leg, leaving me with a limp at best and relying on a stick at worst. I'm currently awaiting an assessment regarding surgery I also supply all the pa and lighting for my main band. I am incredibly blessed in that I have friends ( non music mates😉) that will help me to load if necessary, and build/ breakdown at the show. In my bands it's always a team effort no matter what goes on. I am incredibly grateful and humbled that people are so happy to help.

That definitely looks the shizzle. Id be tempted 😉

Can't wait. It's on my want list already!

I've been running a b9 and c9 on my board for a couple of years now. I go in to the input of the b9 and via the dry out to c9, and then route the bass signal out to the rest of the bass board. From the organ out of each pedal I go to an a/b box and then via a killswitch ( for when I need to mute the keys signal) and then to a di and separate channel in the desk. All I have to do from there is select which keys sound I need for the particular song, and mute / open as necessary. Pit works a dream in situ 😉 Happy to talk via pm if it helps👍👍

Iron maiden- wrathchild, trooper, run to the hills priest- living after midnight, breaking the law, green manalishi, hell bent for leather rainbow- stargazer, long live rock n roll metallica- four horsemen, seek n destroy, for whom the bell tolls megadeth- peace sells, train of consequences, holy wars ozzy- bark at the moon, crazy train, mr crowley sabbath- take your pick 😉😉

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I use a Stanley knife to score the surface of the tortex picks I use from time to time, and it gives a really secure feeling. a little trick I learned from dimebag 😉

When I was doing a zep tribute, I used a Marshall vibratrem. I could get it to sound close enough to pass muster 😉🤘🤘

There is another similar thread running with some great suggestions there. Equally, an email doesn't take long, and the worst they can say is no 😉

Have you tried contacting trace direct? its often worth a go 😉 Ime ( with other manufacturers) they will either have the spares or know where to get them

Definitely. its also worth considering the caline orange burst. Retails around £25 new, and is voiced very similarly. I've picked them up secondhand on fb and eBay for not much more than a tenner!

Much as Cameronj says. With mine I find the best setting for me involves me using the last third of the voice control in order to keep the large amount of low end I use. Im a p bass guy as well, and once I found the sound in my rig ( Marshall DBS 7400 and 2 cabs ) it has stayed around 😉😉

Interesting to see that his "board" is powered by the little maplin £20 special psu. 😉

For me, master of puppets. The playbook on thrash bass, and fuzz tones. The next step from geezer IMO blood sugar sex magik. Consistently great work- some totally leftfield, but consistently tuneful and influential number of the beast. Steve really hits his stride here, the tunes are mostly written on bass and it shows 😉 Control denied. Steve digiorgio really pushing the envelope on fretless playing in an extreme style. Death jazz if you will 😉 Blues brothers ost. A superb intro to duck Dunns playing. Just beautiful. Any of the Oscar Peterson albums with Ray brown on bass. Sublime Who's next. Great arrangements and mind blowing playing

Jealous 😉 Great score dude

I bought some CDs from Andy. Straightforward and easy deal. Many thanks mate 👍👍👍👍👌👌

Well said there. Exactly my thoughts pretty much.

Gak have all three finishes- at least they did on Thursday