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I've no experience of the Keeley mods, but certainly Monte Alums mods work a treat

Great news Flanker! I sincerely hope the progress continues.

Welcome back Perry!! I'd not seen that before and there's a Mac version too

Pump It Up - Elvis Costello and the Attractions. Verse is quite simple, but very effective and great fun to play. The chorus took me ages to get down though.

Here's a thought - keep an eye on the BC Basses for sale forum and you could pick up a used (german) Corvette, a CV Jazz and a CV Precision for about the same price as a Fender Road Worn new.

[quote name='Moos3h' timestamp='1321612216' post='1441110'] Highway one? [/quote] Looks like one to me - got that thin satin nitro finish going on

Line6 Lowdown 110 is small, light, versatile.

Any of the Warwick P-Nut sigs.

Beaten to posting full link

Hi Nik, You can grab a pdf of the manual from the boss website ([url="http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/en"]http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/en[/url]) just browse through to the appropriate page and there should be a download link there. Not sure as to the powering.

I had a TNT too and loved it - two words LOUD and HEAVY

I've got to admit, I've found myself pondering the same question recently. I'm currently running a Hartke LH500 into a Barefaced Compact. It sounds great, but I'm convinced the Peavey TNT150 I had 20 years ago was LOUDER (nowhere near as portable though lol).

I'd vote for the Hartke LH500 and a VT Bass

We auditioned a drummer last night and he did a great job, so this stuff is fresh in my mind. What impressed us - he turned up at the right place a few minutes before the stated time friendly had prepared the material we sent him had everything he needed with him told us in advance when he was going to do something a bit different than the recordings he'd been sent didn't overplay when dropped in the deep end with stuff he had't been given to prepare. Some examples of don'ts from a few weeks back - Turned up and announced that he was the "best drummer in town and probably in the county" Rusty kit with no cases Hadn't prepared anything because he's too good to need practise Slated the drums on the recordings Put very busy fills in every couple of bars and didn't once come back in on the beat In short, be friendly and polite, look professional, be prepared and if in doubt about what to play, keep it simple.

Sounds good

I've made my own instrument cables for years. Recently I needed a speaker cable and went to OBBM. Great quality, service and price. From now on I'll be getting instrument cables from him too

Oh, just seen the other pics. My suggestion wouldn't help with those paint cracks.

Rather than a full refin, how about a Stingray style control plate? Make a cardboard template and take to a local engineering firm. Could look very smart and cost less than the materials for a refin, and be done a lot quicker to boot.

I had a similar problem with mine. Fine at first, then crackly. I spoke to DV247 (who I got mine from) who said it could be a dirty pot. I told them I was happy to give them a squirt with some contact cleaner, but would this void the waranty? They were happy for me to try this, so I did. It helped a lot, but still not perfect. It cleared the crackles but the amp was not very loud until about 1-2 O'clock on the vol pot, then at after about 3 O'clock a bit of background white noise. Sent it back to DV247, who sent it on for repair. Got it back 8 days later as good as new. It's still got background noise after about 3 O'clock, but I've since been told the all do this and upgrading the valve sorts this. As mine is only a couple of weeks older than yours, could be a batch of faulty pots?

Fretless 'Ray 2EQ FTW

£400 could get you a used ABM head and MAG cab in the BC marketplace.

[quote name='51m0n' post='1374671' date='Sep 15 2011, 05:14 PM']#2 Make sure the rest of the band learn the same set as you[/quote] And in the same key

I'm fairly certain the Steinberger Synapse has EMG's with the coils in a P type config. Might be worth a look?