Kev

i very rarely play a cover without doing a little improv, find it boring otherwise

[quote name='bassbloke' post='584908' date='Aug 30 2009, 05:07 AM']Maybe some of you should have followed the link before commenting. It was clearly a semi-serious record attempt held as part of a fund raising event for a regional kidney charity. Now who's got a small penis eh![/quote] I see humour is lost in some people

[quote name='steve-soar' post='584483' date='Aug 29 2009, 01:51 PM']Nice one Kev, what do you think of the Combo 300?[/quote] Very clean sound, and has a pretty powerful eq section which works really well It is LOUD, and it doesn't like backs

tis a great feeling, keep going!

[quote name='Brave Sir Robin' post='584663' date='Aug 29 2009, 06:30 PM'], I can't find any reference on the net (only crappy bass tab websites).[/quote] [quote name='YouMa' post='584664' date='Aug 29 2009, 06:34 PM']Bassmasta website.[/quote] Think he's after more

the owner must have a really small penis

Russian Big muff's are great bass pedals in general iv found, and iv gone through more than most Best for me was the Civil War Big Muff, the blue/grey russian one. Was just better than the green muff and embarrasses the black. The painted black one mentioned is pretty much the same as the later green ones, just black with 2 screws on top. The 4 screw latest edition is the weakest, but still very usable on bass. . The rams head is a good one for bass, and probably the only american one i would recommend. I did have a 70s op amp model that was okay, and sometimes you can get them cheap. The only muff i havn't owned is the original triangle one and the earlier no screws on top green one, that latter i imagine to be very similar to the civil war.

play Soul to Squeeze. Nail it and you should get an A

i dont think id take that if it was given to me for free, i really would rather have the extra space in my lounge

not the warwick i would normally go for, but for a price like that you can't afford not to buy it!!

here's my little rig [attachment=31789:DSC00672.JPG] My modded vintage icon p True bypass loop (bass pod > bass eq) Peavey BW Combo 300 (beast!) Tapco Mixer iMac (off pic) Im happy with it anyways

picked it up this evening by train and bus, no gym needed today! Nice one steve, its brilliant

[quote name='alexclaber' post='581351' date='Aug 26 2009, 01:26 PM']Cheap multi-FX to start out - best way to learn what does what. I started out with a Zoom 506 but I'm sure current cheap multi-FX sound far better! Alex[/quote] +1, also started on a 506 Get a B2, no questions, certainly at least as good if not better than the (more expensive) me50b for me sound wise, and its tuner is brilliant too!