Kev

you would probably need a new nut, as the strings would be too thick for the notches, or you could just carfully file them to make the notches larger. other than that it would work fine.

not really my thing, but how does it sound?

dont bother with mim fenders, you can get much better basses for the same cash, in fact you might wanna look at the vintage modified squier jazz, fantastic necks on those things! maybe a geddy lee jazz? you can get a musicman SUB second hand, maybe even a stingray if you watch ebay carefully, if your into my kinda sound theres also a active status shark bass on here for £350, or at least there was, that would be a brillaint bass for you to start out on again

if someone wants to buy it off me for 30, go ahead!!

the clean boost is not what is says it is at all, clean distinctly changes your tone at high volume, no good for me.

[quote name='metaltime' post='212709' date='Jun 4 2008, 07:39 PM']I cant wait for the chunk systems synth i feel it may be the end of the deep impact[/quote] not unless that price comes down

[quote name='cheddatom' post='254116' date='Aug 4 2008, 09:15 AM']Sorry to hear that Mr Fudge! Yes it IS just your opinion! That's a slightly different point. There are a lot of pedals out there that sound better than some multi-effects. However, there are probably just as many that would be put to shame by the likes of TC electronic, line 6 etc. I think the reason you like single pedals more is because they're easier to set-up and tweak. I don't see how it has anything to do with sound quality - some are good, some are bad, you can't possibly justify such a sweeping statement. It's like saying "the Ampeg VST plug-in was modelled on the real thing so of course it's going to sound worse". Some of the richest bands out there use multi effects for a reason. Muse for example.[/quote] +1

what kinda of sound are you after?

iv admired your avatar for a long while, most attractive wal bass i think there is

good price for what looks like a pretty decent instrument!

certainly interested, pm'd

dont think iv ever heard positive comments about the studio, iv heard alot more positives about the epiphone version...

i dont know how it would work though. im perfectly capable of making my own loop pedal, but iv no idea how i would do it so id be able to swap the order of the loops. i dont really want any electronics involved, but i think there would need to be...oh i dont know

okay is there such a thing as a double loop pedal in which you can change which loop goes first by a switch or something? e.g Bass > loop 1 > loop 2 > amp flick switch Bass > Loop 2 > Loop 1 > amp if so, what? can it be done? because it really would be quite useful, as there are some pedals i like before and after others for different uses.

welcome! do yourself a favour, take plenty of caffeine before entering the off topic forum...

stock sr5, certainly doesnt sound like a jazz

tis weird, my single coil setting is really quite bright, brighter than the other two for me, but i never use it, im mainly a parallel man

[quote name='Matty' post='254275' date='Aug 4 2008, 11:47 AM']Ibanez Phat-Hed is good for it. Clean mode, attack set to 2, it gives a clanky pick-eque tone.[/quote] i dunno if its just me, but i find setting 2 far too harsh to use really on clean mode (im experimenting now) however set to 1, i likey! although after playin through it for about 20 mins, iv just turned it off and now my stingray clean sounds dead in comparison! i wouldnt say it sounds like a pick though, although i do know what you mean, doesnt tim out of ratm use one in this way?