Geek99 Posted January 19 Posted January 19 On 17/01/2026 at 17:41, Richard R said: Please don't disembowel yourself with a bass - Imagine the headlines!! 😱 (And the pain, the mess, and the effect on your poor wife of course. But mainly the headlines in the Sun) Use a guitar instead, they are without any value and by covering it in blood and intestines no one will want to play it, which is an ideal scenario Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted Tuesday at 00:13 Posted Tuesday at 00:13 (edited) When a man is tired of buying basses, he is tired of life. Edited Tuesday at 00:14 by Stub Mandrel A crab is a red fish that walks backwards. Damn I think I have Boswell and Johnson muddled up. 1 2 Quote
tauzero Posted Friday at 01:36 Posted Friday at 01:36 I have sacrificed myself for the sake of finding out about the M-Vave Blackbox. I don't think I can get away with claiming it as a Tier 2 as it can be used for both bass and guitar, and I'll be using it for bass (and possibly guitar too). 5 Quote
Richard R Posted Friday at 07:34 Posted Friday at 07:34 Looks quite fun - let us know how you get on with it. Quote
Richard R Posted Friday at 07:41 Posted Friday at 07:41 On 20/01/2026 at 00:13, Stub Mandrel said: A crab is a red fish that walks backwards. Damn I think I have Boswell and Johnson muddled up. Apparently Spanner Crabs are red and walk both forwards and backwards rather than sideways. 1 Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Had a VERY close call today. Went to A-Strings to buy a strap button (essential repair) and a set of strings (consumables). Took my brothers... Played two really nice basses, either of which I would have been happy to bring home, an Epiphone EB3 and a Squier Classic Vibe Bass VI. The latter was set up really well and was actually a delight to play, especially fingerpicked like an acoustic guitar. The EB3 needed some work on the nut and action, and the neck pickup was weak (it could be raised) - but the mudbucker didn't sound muddy, just rich and lots of girth 🙂 So with one brother determined to get me to buy one and the other not exactly trying to dissuade me, I thought hard about this thread and a rather obvious timber join on the Bass VI. 4 Quote
Chienmortbb Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Well I only bought a new bass because I had to go short scale from a shoulder injury. However, I really am gassing for a Behringer Meatball. Quote
2pods Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I think I'm out already with a Tier 2 fail. I couldn't resist the Aguilar Bass Suite, though I won't be able to get a shot of it until later this week, owing to house problems Quote
Richard R Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, Chienmortbb said: Behringer Meatball Is that like an IKEA meatball in almost all respects, but a bit cheaper and looked down on by snobs and Swedish purists? Quote
Franticsmurf Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 minute ago, Richard R said: Is that like an IKEA meatball in almost all respects The IKEA Meatball has a muddy, almost 'wet' sound and is most definitely not suitable for metal. It's most interesting feature is that you can plug the input and output jacks anywhere on the body of the unit. I should add that my example was quite poorly made (I suspect the materials have something to do with it) and the casing collapsed the first time I tried the stomp function. 4 Quote
Chienmortbb Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Do you think Behringer do a gravy, jus or reduction to go with it? Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted 9 minutes ago Posted 9 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Chienmortbb said: Do you think Behringer do a gravy, jus or reduction to go with it? Dingleberry Jam of course. Quote
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