Kev

So, i was playing bass through my peavey combo 300, when suddenly the output dropped to a really low volume. Increasing the output volume on the amp just created distortion rather than an increase in output. Then it stopped making a sound altogether. The preamp seems fine when using the preamp out jack, but there is no amp output at all. I confess amplification is by far my weakest bass subject, havn't got a clue. Any ideas what has happened?

you should get £40 from a guitarist, no problem.

iv wanted the bootzilla wah since it was released, cant find one in this country though!

I think it might be worth doing a little editing to the title of the thread mate, i think after this third f*** up it confirms Roland are majorly at fault. No excuses for Dawsons sending the wrong item out though. First time, whilst annoying, is forgivable, but not twice.

depends if its my profession or not. If my partner asked me to stop now, i would, but i would probably resesnt her for it. Have to question her motives if she realises how much it means to you though.

[quote name='mr pablo' post='631104' date='Oct 20 2009, 09:30 AM']Couldn't agree more Kev, the muff he has now used to be mine, Martins work is top notch well worth the cost of the mods which was about £30 or so inc p&p Loving the hellbilly btw [/quote] good to hear Think its one of the only pedals i have ever owned that genuinely goes from overdrive to fuzz

Decent eq pedal, sometimes the sliders are a bit dodgy, but most of the time it does the job. Make a small donation to basschat, and its yours cheers

i was interested, until i read they were MIM? Which i think for the street price is too expensive., although i think regular MIM's have got too expensive now. <<<<<< Im quite happy with my Vintage

i am no fender expert by any means, but im sure many would agree with me if i say £2700 is at least a grand too much...