charic

I would say it's on its way to getting some character, but that's just me

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1355318970' post='1896831'] What should've happened is for Taylor Hawkins to guest on drums, Dave grohl vocals etc. that would've been better IMHO [/quote] Good call

Maybe he's set the price a little more than he's hoping for so it's the "starting" point for negotiations

I'm really not sure but maybe Matamp?

I still prefer CDs to ANYTHING... I like to own something I can throw around... this has since been advised against after an incident involving my singer and his blood...

The orange brain picks are very good too!

I looked at it for ages wondering what looked wrong... then it struck me... no knobs! Very nice

[quote name='paulpirie8' timestamp='1355223671' post='1895472'] +1 for the Dunlop Jazz III picks. Used to use the tortex ones as well myself (purple ones, not sure of the thickness) and they were good but once I tried the Max Grip Jazz IIIs, I never looked back. It feels like you have so much more control and I haven't had one slip out of my hand yet. [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dunlop-III-Picks-Plectrum-CARBON/dp/B003MXE4JU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355223347&sr=8-1"]http://www.amazon.co...55223347&sr=8-1[/url] Cheers, Paul [/quote] Are these the same size as the standard Jazz 3's? If they are I might buy a few packs! (Read: About 10...)

Heres an idea someone put up a midi drum track and well each bounce our favourite drum sound out

I prefer to be on the left, although we don't have a drummer. It's just where I'm more comfortable

I have ssd if you want to pop round and check it out

Try pro steels out

What brand are you currently using?

Also check out steven slate drums

2 please if they're still available

Yep count me in

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1354886082' post='1891608'] If you want to leave the strap permanently attached you don't need straplocks. Simply drill a small hole through each end of the strap, unscrew the strap button and reattach with the strap between the button and the body of the bass. [/quote] I had not heard of this before but it makes perfect sense. Nice one

What cab were you using? If it's the RS210 etc it's probably worth dialing back the tweeter too

Roll back the treble on the precision, roll back the treble and low-mid and tubetone on the classic would probably be my starting point

Could be a bit weighty then, a mans bass!

24th... So Xmas eve... maybe we should push it to day after boxing day because I won't be at a laptop until then I expect

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1354844957' post='1891274'] I'm probably not even close to 200. It's weird really, I've been playing in bands on and off for nearly 30 years, albeit with many dry spells. I haven't been nervous doing gigs for about 28 years, and I am completely comfortable on stage. In fact I feel happier and safer on a stage than anywhere else. [/quote] Thats how my last gig felt! Im hoping it wasnt a one off

A drink each could be pricey! Any woods or finish in mind yet?

I know, luckily a fellow BCer dropped me a line letting me know about a dedicated metal pub who now seem quite keen for us to play