Kev

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1389907518' post='2339515'] used it the first time on monday practice... honestly it's the bass sound I hear in my head, flipping amazing! [/quote] Awesome stuff, figured out those pickup switches?

I have to say, the Vintage completely underwhelmed me, so this doesn't get me too excited, particularly if it is at the B7K price point, which it almost certainly will be. Keen eyes will spot the picture also shows the revised B7K that I took delivery of earlier this month, which has the additional attack controls and slightly different look/layout. It's a good improvement over the original and actually makes the attack switch usable without sounding too harsh

Darkglass Vintage Deluxe, thoughts?

It is a typical difference between nickel and steel really. My own view is that nickels sound better than steel for me on denser, heavier woods (Warwicks ). They also have a gentler feel to the fingers, as opposed to steels that can feel like they are ripping your tips apart if you like sliding It really is personal preference, though. There used to be a video that Ed Friedland put up comparing all DR strings, but I can't seem to find a working link now!

My custom Grand Tarkin/Knightfall together with my Darkglass B7K gives me all the drive tones I could ever want! Just a gated fuzz away from being perfect

Depends on what it is really. Unfortunately, that image gives very few clues! All maple construction.....that's about it! Think you can just about see it doesn't have a brass nut so its probably a 00's bass, possibly recessed straplocks so would say 2000-2002. On that basis, I would say anywhere between £1k and £1.2k depending on it's condition, which does look good. Worth watching if you are local! (how are you getting on with your thumb?? )

Once for the birthday list I reckon!

[quote name='bakerster135' timestamp='1389564687' post='2335654'] I think it's had a bit of studio work, but that Wolstenholme mega-fan Kaputsport gets pretty close on his YouTube vid (think it's "Muse Tones 2") and I think he uses OC-2, Big Muff and Human Gear Animato stacked through LS-2 inputs A&B, and the Akai Deep Impact. You might struggle to get that from the B3 unfortunately. .. [/quote] See, I listened to that and I thought he was miles off, if we are talking about the same video?

Fuzz and Octave should be good enough for the gig. I have no idea how he gets the tone he does, it certainly isn't simple and a Deep Impact wont manage it, or at least I could never get it to sound anything like.

[quote name='Fionn' timestamp='1389537026' post='2335199'] Amazing basses man ... so so nice. You'll need to make it a trio with a fretless Thumb! [/quote] Haha, stop! I don't even know what the acronym GAS stands for anymore... And the owl? No idea, il ask the missus!

Traded Warwicks with him in London yesterday, lovely knowledgeable chap and a pleasure to do business with! Deal with confidence, folks

Basses sold, superfluous thread!

Hopeful pm

Surprised as you may be, but the thing I dislike most about that is the pickup choice and placement...

I wouldn't bother with the B3K and just try out the B7K if you can afford it. Blows me away every time I stand on it, but there are those who don't like it as it sounds too metallic etc. I do, however, think the EQ is essential to the tone. You could also have a look at the Cog knightfall, which is a quality unit!

What a cracking starter setup