Kev

ask them to do a bass solo on your bass, they dont have the first clue

Okay, if we are talking a minimum post count of 200 before they are allowed to enter the forum, then yeah okay thats better. But no minimum count would be such a bad idea, you'll get dealers and more spammer problems and it would just ruin basschat

[quote name='misrule' post='339147' date='Nov 28 2008, 01:36 AM']The counter doesn't start working until it hits around ten or so. Cheers Mark[/quote] nothing to do with it. The amount of views a thread has is only refreshed every hour or so, so it will read no views until an hour has passed.

its down to gripping too hard i think, one of the reasons i avoid using one, i just naturally grip and play hard, thus it being painful!

personally i think this site is already a bit too much of a 'free-bay', i dont think anything not music related should be sold on here to be honest

worrys me how naive some ebayers are, thats easily the worst bit of relicing i have ever seen, without doubt im sure this is a squier or at most a mim, shocking

hang on...did he say that the most expensive ritter bass is $250000?? you'v got to be kidding me

[quote name='FazerBass' post='191835' date='May 4 2008, 07:51 PM']Hi guys, I want to get my Warwick Protube serviced as I want it in tip top shape for when I start to gig and perhaps tour with my band. A major complaint I have with this amp is that the tube channel EQ switches are so delicate and I need them either replaced or have a new push pull system incorperated into the head for added durability as all but one have snapped off and now the tube channel keeps flickering on and off. Any Ideas where to get it serviced? How much do they charge to have the whole thing looked at? Im based in Brighton Thanks[/quote] delete post fail

[quote name='bilbo230763' post='336302' date='Nov 25 2008, 03:11 PM']This is always been a contentious issue for me. I have tried several pedals on and off but, to date, I have never found one that makes the bass sound better than a bass straight through an amp. Different, yes, but not better.[/quote] reckon you should be posting in this section then?? no matter what bass you have, it wont sound synthy whatsoever without an effects processor modulating the sound i think some of those pedals combined with a wet dry blender could really help your cause, as then you'l get a load of clean bass through with a dash of synthy goodness have you any sound samples/links of the kinda sound you want??

gunna have to experiment matey, totally dependant on the output of your bass

i like it alot shame about the sterling type neck, but i love the pickup options

[quote name='umph' post='331206' date='Nov 18 2008, 02:16 AM']not really.[/quote] explain the differences?? as far as im aware, the 'signal chain' in an amp head is preamp > effects loop > poweramp correct me if im wrong

yeah its down to personal preference really