Telebass

Quite apart from earning money Blue, there's no better way to keep really tight than by doing a lot of gigging.

It's a revivial of a Cornish band called Hooked. Aiming at 75 -100 gigs/year. Like me, the band has been out of action around 8 months - time for a reboot!

The relief is physically palpable! Now, time to get some gigs!

Yup, they seem to go well with most of their brethren! 2nd rehearsal/audition with the new cab last night. Sounded great, and I got the job!

If you do decide to go combo, also check out the CMD121H. And there's nowt wrong with the Travelers either.

Gave it a run out last night, on its new wheels, with the CMD121H stacked on one corner. Sounded massive! Plainly, I need to be back in a rock band , making myself more deaf than I already am!

There is no lack of ports - they're at the back...

Fair enough - HB1s sounds like the way to go.

I got a Streamer Standard 5 ex-display for £235...

Further research: if the CV tuners are the same size as the real thing, then Hipshot HB2s are the correct fit. Otherwise, I'm sticking with the HB7s.

Just added a set of wheels, ready to gig!

I put Hipshot HB7 lollipops on my P5. They drop in on Squier, MIM Fender, and American Special.

I'm going to be trying these at the earliest opportunity!

[quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1435159106' post='2806071'] ... plus, should you feel it necessary, you can angle the pickups to get individual string to pole distances across all 4 strings. [/quote] This and the humbucking was the reason for the split.

Just traded an LMIII for a Traveler 151P. great communications, and Awesome packaging! Cheers, Dennis

Got this in a trade with vmaxblues of this parish. Looks unused - even the speaker compliance is still shiny! Test no 1 - will the CMD121H stack accurately with it? Check. 2 - is my speakon lead long enough? Check. 3 - does it sound good? Yes. Yes, it does! Just have to wait a week in order to crank it a bit at an audition/jam, but pretty pleased!