lemmywinks

TC BH250 with an Eden EX112: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/147096446295 Cab looks like it needs a vacuum but should be a meaty little rig for not much money.

Never been keen on the TSB shape or that particular shade of blue but for some reason that just works, very handsome bass.

Have the Guyker clones and also the genuine East knobs, there's not much in them and the Guykers feel great. FWIW I did try to buy the genuine ones but there's never stock so clones it is.

The guy doesn't know what the switch does, says it affects the entire frequency spectrum but it's a 3 way mid switch. Interestingly configurable between two presets so 6 to pick from in total. Although they look great I don't like the marketing stuff (especially when he gets other details wrong) about how the body shape was designed from the ground up, it's a tweaked Cort GB and even nicks the scratchplate from that bass.

That's useful thanks, I have some old gigbags and a laptop case that absolutely reek. @Lfalex v1.1 you might want to look at this if you're planning on using the C8 with the built in trolley/wheels in car parks etc:

These are the style I use: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006313624829.html They don't come out that easily so no need to glue anything, they stick out about 3mm. This has been in place for about 4-5 years now:

Might be worth getting a magnetic Micro USB adapter with cable to get around using Micro USB port on these, I have a couple of legacy devices I've been using the round style with and they work great. Only about £3 on AliExpress as well.

Loads of D'addario 4 and 5 string sets for under £18 as well.

Seems to be their new packaging design: https://www.jimdunlop.com/super-bright-stainless-steel-bass-strings-40-120-5-string/

Two of my sets are out of stock so have to wait.

I have a Crimson Guitars notched bass version, not cheap but will do pretty much every bass scale length and is all you'll ever need. Annoyingly I had to round off one of the top corners (near the hanging loop) as it was fouled by the wood behind the nut on my 35" bass: https://www.crimsonguitars.com/products/notched-straight-edge-for-bass You can also make your own notched straight edge out of a regular one or a steel ruler

Think they're referring to the poster still waiting for some sort of vaguely bass-shaped object from Jon Letts. Hopefully he's written this off as a learning experience and moved on. Letts appears to be skint, wholly untrustworthy and generally a bit useless based on what we've heard here, I'd have bought myself a different bass and tried to forget about it.

Got 4 sets on the way, thanks! Been using these exact strings on my backup bass for a while now so should keep me going for a while.

The Joyo BA-30 might be a better bet for desk use?