dudewheresmybass

I've been using li ion batteries in my wirelesses for about 7 years. I get two or three full sets from one battery before recharging and they charge, when required in less than an hour.
In active basses I stick with a decent 9v disposable battery (normally Duracell or energizer)
When I do buy li ion batteries I get them from eBay via china with no issues. They cost me around £15 for two 500 (ish) mah along with a charger and adaptor

I've been using my fecker p bass to record recently. The engineer could not believe the amount of low low end that was coming in.

It's basically a cheapy body with an spb3 quarter pounder pup.
Perhaps that's the answer if you're still not getting the sound you're after. Please try tweaking the pup and stuff first though.

Apparently effectspowersupplies have them

http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/tech-21-vt-bass-di-3989-p.asp

what lozz said

i'm ben and so's my wife

my go to chorus is the mxr black label chorus / analog chorus (both the same pedal but different paint jobs!)
and i have just got hold of the mooer ensemble king - very nice and only £59 retail!

Ive been using velcro for mine, but friends have used the bicycle chain method to great effect (!)

im fortunate enough to own both a 7200 and 7400.
they are not going anywhere (except to gigs )

I've been using an x2 system for years now. Totally reliable and possible to power using a 9 v in the transmitter and a 9v in the receiver.
Love it.

Such a shame.
I still love marshall bass gear. Lets hope they put the name on something good

I've always pointed students down the dry cleaner route with this problem. Last one that went to get a zip fixed cost them £11

Looks nice, and functional

Spurtocaster?

Has mdp joined our merry band under a pseudonym?

Thanks for posting the vid. Very interesting.
Also it looks like a guitar gym bucket in the neck of that bass. Any ideas as to the specifics?

Dod fx72 stereo bass flanger.
The only flanger ill ever use ( maybe )

Well said lozz.
Their bass offerings have been consistently good- unlike some of the guitar models.
I hear in the ole grape vine we might not see marshall bass amps around in favour of Eden ( although I'm hoping they still will do an all valve amp!)

Got tix for both days

Perhaps the ashdown drive plus might be a good place to start considering your criteria.
The ebs multidrive could be a good option as well

The ashdown seems to go for around £40 ish s/h, and the ebs around £75

Edit: just realised your boss size consideration. The ashdown is a little larger than a boss pedal.

I know Steve Harris had a couple of the off the shelf fender sig models as backups on the British lion tour earlier this year.
I know it's a tweaked p bass, but, ignoring the scribble on the back of the headstock, it has to be THE best p bass I have ever played.

The jubilee series was the first rig I gassed after as my ultimate dream system, until the DBS came out that is.
They seem to have a reasonable following, as with most vintage marshall gear.
I'm certain someone will add some more info about pricing etc.
good luck with this mate

Dave made me a series box for my rig.
Super swift production and delivery. Once again Dave wins. Definitely one of the pillars of this community !

Aren't they what John deacon used?

I've had a bfd for over a year now.
I've never got lost in the mix and there even seems to be a bottom end boost as well.
For a previous non fuzz user, I'm very happy with it

Rush up until snakes and arrows

I tried the fog bass fuzz from mooer the other day and I was pretty impressed.
Almost instantly I found a passable 'time is running out' type sound. At £60 ish, it's gotta be worth a try