Mr. Foxen

[quote name='ficelles' post='1329406' date='Aug 5 2011, 11:51 PM']OMG I can't believe you said that! You surely don't mean that all those guitarists who lay out £££s for alnico are wasting their money? You'd better tell Celestion to drop the price of their Blue series [/quote] There are reasons we refer to them as guitards. They still use those cabs with 4 big speakers in a square shape, and then stand right against it.

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I see a pile of junk with chrome on. Could be a Rick.

[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Columbus-Jazz-Bass-Guitar-/150643061601?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item231306b361"]Columbus jazz[/url] £50 BIN and will post, grab it fast.

[quote name='flyfisher' post='1328493' date='Aug 5 2011, 11:37 AM']the 'best' sound can only be achieved by using exotic woods, hand-wired valve amps and fancy cabs then it will almost certainly affect your listening experience.[/quote] That just made me think, how come you can buy a hand wired valve amp for so much less than a fancy bass, especially since whilst you can only play one bass at a time, you can play many valve amps at a time (and should). I guess it is a skill thing, monkeys can handwire valve amps.

They do cut the low, and they respond very well to valve changes. Good if you do the clean blend thing. I'm sort of looking out for a cheap one.

When he gets a bit older, he's going to wish he got good at playing the sort of music girls his age like.

[quote name='bobpalt' post='1326511' date='Aug 4 2011, 09:27 AM']Apologies if I havent read every post in the feedback section, but does anyone ever leave bad feedback (a la Ebay)? To me, that would be just as useful as good feedback in some cases, but i guess there is a protocol to take into account.[/quote] I've seen bad feedback once, because I checked someone's feedback before doing a deal, I asked them about it and was satisfied with their explanation.

Surprised it hasn't run out already, not like it grows on trees is it?

They are definitely appreciated for their messiness rather than their faithful tracking.

Is it bone conduction throwing you off, because of the speed of soun in bone and the inside of your ear binging moved from the wrong side?

I have a Whirlwind cable I bought from a clash roady about 10 years ago, he showed me a photo of Joe Strummer with his son who was there at the time, because I looked doubtful about the Clash connection. It was probably old then, it has been totally reliable, and I still reach for it when demoing amps to people.

Every for sale thread is an individual entity, but every fingers vs. pick thread is the same thing. So there being more for sale threads seems correct. I come for the GAS, I stay for the being an internet know-it-all.

If you gift, paypal takes the fees from your side rather than from the payment. It doesn't lose paypal fees, there are various circumstances where there are no fees, like if you have funds in paypal, or have set up direct debit.

Important thing when going to a tech is ask for what you want, not for what you think will achieve what you want. They will likely know better than you, so if you ask for shielding, you get shielding, ask for the hum fixed, and if they shield it and it doesn't fix the hum, you can say they didn't do what you payed them to.

WinISD pro Alpha is the one to use.

Fingers are still better.

Looks like a good starter set, those Yammy basses are fine after a setup, two amps could be the start of great things, pedal is a bonus. Would probably offer £100 for it, which is cheap, but I'm tight like that, probably won't go for much more at auction, but split it up and it would make a little more.

I reckon the mass of steel would shift dead spots around compared to not, but the stiffness shouldn't be an issue unless you are gonna shave the neck Geddy style.

[quote name='ficelles' post='1323578' date='Aug 1 2011, 09:37 PM']I am intrigued as to why this topic has caused such dissent though! Am I right to assume that no-one in here has actually studied acoustics at college or whatever, or more specifically the acoustics of speaker cabinet design? Hands up all those with Acoustics Degrees Not me btw...[/quote] BFM is qualified as far as In know, even if he doesn't have the paper, he has the knowledge, even if he is a bit 'attitude' about it.