Kev

[quote name='bnt' post='276194' date='Sep 3 2008, 12:40 PM']- stereo jacks get used in guitars for two reasons: to carry two separate signals (rarely), [b]or to turn on the power to active electronics[/b] (much more common). If neither of those apply to you, then a mono jack is fine. If you have only a stereo jack to hand, wire up the tip and sleeve only, skip the ring (middle) contact. - you need only the controls that do the functions you're going to use - so if you use a volume pedal, and change tone through effects, then you could do without any in-bass controls at all. Sod's Law still applies, however...[/quote] ha, i didnt know thats what stereo jacks were for, makes sense really, learn something knew every day

if your mp3 player isn't wma compatible, then thatl be the problem. anything windows media player syncs to a mp3 player is converted to wma first

im just imagining putting a graphite neck on that.....nice thoughts how comes you want to sell it?? dont like fivers or just dont like stingrays?!

iv gotta say, i do still like it, just a pity its a sterling not a stingray!

[quote name='Musky' post='275917' date='Sep 2 2008, 11:26 PM']Checkout post #26 [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=358218&page=2"]http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.p...8218&page=2[/url][/quote] now you see i dont like those samples, i dont think the odb-3 works very well with the sansamp, sounds quite brittle and too much high end, however there are 2 samples that doesnt use the sansamp, 3rd from last and last, which i like a lot, 2nd one particularly isnt far off how i use mine

[quote name='bassmansky' post='275730' date='Sep 2 2008, 07:23 PM']not so cheap yamaha guitars.........just stick with making keyboards or pianos![/quote] +1

in regards to the op question, and gathering we are talking about standard US models.. No. Absolutly no no no.

i just use my normal 2 fingers when i play that song

welcome! you'll find this place ultimatly better than that other 'forum' talkbass, i hate it over there, i once got an official warning for saying 'sh*t' in a post, wtf!

this is an over-rated thread, since when has behringer been over-rated??

personally i dont think id ever spend upwards of £500 on a peavey bass of any sort have a look at toby pro's, shockwave off the forum may be selling a shuker 6 string for around £700 ish in the near future

just out of interest, how much money do you have to get one?? btw i like your spelling of wah in your sig

[quote name='1976fenderhead' post='274793' date='Sep 1 2008, 05:50 PM']LOL here we go gain... [size=4][b]IMO[/b][/size] The PD7 is the best you can buy for that kind of price. That's some PHAT, punchy, LOW-mid-rich distortion. I think you need to buy a bigger combo. Downsides are it kills the dynamics a bit (sounds overly compressed). The Distortion setting is very good, the Overdrive setting is ok but the Attack setting is useless. I think neither the PD7 or the ODB-3 lose low end. However, the ODB-3 ADDS high end, so maybe that's why people have that impression. But all this is irrelevant to the topic at hand, as I don't think you can get even closer to that tone with any of them...[/quote] we obviously have VERY different opinions when it comes to distortion, i think we should leave it at that! after having a more closer listen, i think im inclined to agree its a sansamp, but still think that the fact that its a p pickup is key to that tone

if thats a genuine musicman pickup, theres no way that was factory installed if not, then interesting, but too expensive

point is, you need to try them both, and make your own conclusions