paul_5

It'll feedback like billy-o!

Yeah, I got it. Thought it was pretty funny too.

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' timestamp='1334001954' post='1609541'] Ah ok - thought I was going mad there for a minute! [/quote] you might be mate, just glad it's not my fault.

aren't these made for female bassists, as the seat is always, erm, down?

Urine for a surprise when you play it though, really fluid movement up and down the neck.

Ended up withdrawing it due to needing it for a theatre run.

Bank Holiday photo time - [IMG]http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd471/paul_510/P4090573.jpg[/IMG] Signal path - Bass into TU3, Aggi Octamiser, modded DOD FX25B into FX looper. Loop 'A' has the EBS Trem and Unichorus, Loop 'B' has the modded, rehoused Russian Big Muff, Loop 'C' has the EHX freeze pedal. Output into a Chord BOD 50 (Boss ODB3 clone).

Cool, your voice reminds me of Lou Reed. Sorry if that offends you, but that's what sprang to mind upon the first listen.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1333964178' post='1608696'] That hi-hat's a bit loud mate. [/quote] [i]Another[/i] coffe/screen combo. LOL.

The Hydrive cabs are brilliant, so much so that I sold my LH1000 but kept the cab. I played a LH500 through an Ampeg 810 last weekend (festival back line) and that was pretty beefy but not as refined or detailed as the same head through a hydrive. I rate the cabs more than the heads.

[quote name='peteb' timestamp='1333925819' post='1608445'] [color=#222222]TBH - I think that you need a thick skin to function as a musician![/color] [color=#222222]It isn’t a formal selection process like an interview for a day job (thank god) so just shrug your shoulders and move onto the next one……[/color] [/quote] and this.

[quote name='Chaos Daveo' timestamp='1333899811' post='1607939'] Lucky escape fella, chin up start again [/quote] This.

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1333922535' post='1608396'] [attachment=104562:Gian_Step_Key_Cent.jpg] [/quote] True dat.

That'll make it something like a GP7 SM 300 7210H then.

hoooooeeeeyy, that's a good looking bass. truly first of the class and no mistake, for sure. I fall in love with it shortly.

[quote name='mart' timestamp='1333912371' post='1608194'] Couldn't you train the dog to cut the nuts to shape, and then start up a little business? I mean, how hard can it be? [/quote] you'd be hard pressed to get him to do that - he's got no nuts. ooh, I see what you meant. Sorry.

yeah, ditto. The thing with flats is that they'll run forever, so not that many players have experience with more than one brand. That's both a good and a bad thing....

Yup, never owned one, but all the encores I've played at jam nights etc... have sounded lovely.

sure it wan't this? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/uploads/monthly_01_2012/post-8606-0-52607700-1326787126.jpg"]post-8606-0-52607700-1326787126.jpg[/url]

I've had (and still got somewhere) a set of Ernie Ball flats - felt really good and not a dull sound either, really rich, deep low end. I've gone back to round wounds due to changes in styles, but the EBs were really good strings.

The good Dr just bought my Bass Bible, really good communication throughout and prompt payment. Pleasure to deal with.

Isn't the 'red stripe' series 5 or 6? That's considered a good thing around here.