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[quote name='can't think of anything' post='44419' date='Aug 12 2007, 12:59 PM']Cheers to Alex as well. Got some errors trying to reply to your PM (I'll give him a call next week).[/quote] try the beeps on here he knoes his onions! and he'll proberbly find you a bass that you like to play!

[quote name='stingrayfan' post='51997' date='Aug 28 2007, 09:52 PM']Silverfoxnik contacted me and has first dibs on this. Will let you know if he no longer wants it.[/quote] OK. thanks.

[quote name='Platypus' post='50698' date='Aug 25 2007, 09:38 PM']Anybody seen/heard this guy on YouTube? Well worth checking out - I especially like the P Bass clips [url="http://www.youtube.com/user/MarloweDK"]http://www.youtube.com/user/MarloweDK[/url][/quote] marlow is well worth a look' he is a real good player and allways grooving! [well most of the time!] good tech and feel, he is moving forward all the time and he is a great guy to learn from and to get the insperation to play, check out the home page of videos and look up the marlow talks one,, he is a real nice guy, into bass and keeping the flame alive, G.

[quote name='stingrayfan' post='51238' date='Aug 27 2007, 11:29 AM'] 28" Sanyo widescreen TV and stand (like above). TV has an intermittent fault (sometimes the screen goes green) but it may be easy to sort out. Remote control included. Free to collector. We're near junction 4a of the M3 in Hampshire.[/quote] wow 'i'll collect it in the morning! i've got to go to sheperton, so i could go utside the mm25 then flit back in to wards london, thanks G.

G has got some wooten tunes down to a T,, i'm in ashfard in kent, if anyone wants to share or learn some of Vics ditties then i'm all ears} cant' hold no groove and yin n yanging me and my Bass! whole tone six frett scales , double thumb teen town, YO' Victor de, tuned E 2 D tune, amaziiinggg grace harmonics [mud slingers of the milkyway] would be nice to share my ear and yours too. all are wellcome, GROOVE ON ! thanks G, Oh and this is in the tutor' section, it's just sharing, no fees, feel free to message me and have a chat.

[quote name='Jazzman' post='48999' date='Aug 22 2007, 03:07 PM']I currently have a Trace Elliot 7215 combo (300W 1 x 15). I'm convinced that it is not as loud as it used to be. My older bass used to peak before the volume got near 10. Now my newer louder bass doesn't peak even when both pre and post gains are at 10. Anyway, I feel like a change regardless. I believe there are nicer sounding amps out there. I intend to research the market well, but I would appreciate any tips from you guys. I have around a grand to spend. My requirements: Portability - a must. I would like something lighter and ideally slightly smaller. I have recently become a dad and the car is full of all kinds of baby crap. I have my eye on Markbass - what other lightweight stuff is available? Power - 300W has always been enough for me so far. Don't think I could go lower, certainly not below 250W Sound - I think I prefer a clean solid state sound. I play rock, funk and jazz, but don't like heavy compression or any distortion on my sound. As there is so much out there now, any help is narrowing down the market would be much appreciated. Cheers[/quote] Gallery have a SVT 111pro mint for 599 and an EBS neo 2/10 for 350 and 410 for 550, if you can get 50 off the amp then you got a beast of a set up !!! go check it out.. quick!

[quote name='Chopthebass' post='47678' date='Aug 20 2007, 12:50 PM']Does anyone know the simplist way of correctly sizing up cabinets for given drivers, and also correctly calculating port sizes? Most speaker manufacters list the design parameters, all I need is som formulas or methods of calculating volume! I'm sure the brainpower is out there in BW! Cheers[/quote] you could check out CPC catalogue it's a stockest of celestion and emminance speakers they did sell a book on the baffeling ' porting litres sq'd topic, i did get a copy , worth tring online catalogue, ?