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I've got to be honest, I've hated Warwicks with a vengence in the past, I've never forgiven them for making Rob Green at Status smash up the moulds for the John Entwhistle Buzzard, it was a work of art, I actually played one of the Ox's Status Buzzards at the factory just before Rob was taking it back to John. That said, I've just bought a used Streamer stage 1 6er from off here, and it is very good, couldn't resist it to be honest cause it look's the dog's. Not sure if it's over 4 grands worth of very good though. The new basses from warwick in the thread are OK, but the prices are crazy. Shuker could make you a bass that would walk all over these for a fraction of the cost. [attachment=97800:IMGP4908.jpg]

I used to run a Hartke 3500 through 2.5 XL and 1x15xL cabs very good was is too. Recently I sold the amp and bought a Ashdown MK500 amp. I tried it with the XL's but they couldn't handle it, so the XL's were sold and I bought ABM 210T and ABM 410T Cabs and it's monsterous, super punchy and as loud and you want, well chuffed with it. You maybe want to give Ashdown a ring and have a chat with them, I did before I bought the ABM's, really helpful they were.

I think theres a Aria rick copy for sale in the for sale section

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1326970025' post='1504375'] I had this a few years back too, acupuncture sorted it out and it hasn't returned since. [/quote] When playing I've had both wrists lock up within a minute of each other at one gig, I think this was just chronic cramp though. I've also had pains in both wrists and fingers I know acupuncture works because I've had this done myself. I'm lucky though, my wife is qualified in clinical acupuncture, she is also qualified in KORE Therapy. KORE Therapy aids recovery through its integrative medicine techniques. It uses a unique combination of Western diagnostic & assessments, Eastern release techniques, with a mixture of psychologies & philosophies to help clients with the most chronic conditions make a break through to recovery and good health. It's been incredible seeing the recovery results of some of the people she's treated.

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1326310597' post='1495368'] For Pete, ChavChat [/quote] Class

Ryan bought my Marcus Miller/Status Jazz off me, very pleasant deal, no drama, very easy comm's. Top Bloke.

2 and 3 for me, plus the chance to earn an extra few bob. Although you forgot to put in the option where you are playing some crap tunes that you don't really like. Our set list ain't bad, but I Love Rock and Roll by Joan Jett grates a bit. Funnily enough it always goes down well.

I'd love to be in a band that could do Black Rose, awesome track.

I've no idea what the guitards would find to talk about. We bassists like exotic woods, different bridges not to mention graphite necks. If a guitar isn't made of wood they don't want to know. How long can you talk about wammy bars and systems that have poxy springs, or Strats or Les Pauls before you get fed up with it.

[quote name='paulconnolly' timestamp='1325709440' post='1486540'] Well it looks like we'll be hearing some "new" stuff later this year [url="http://www.planetrock.com/news/rock-news/massive-haul-of-unreleased-thin-lizzy-found-3135/"]http://www.planetroc...zzy-found-3135/[/url] [/quote] Phil is alway's sadly missed I've just finished reading Mark Putterfords book The Rocker about Phil. In it one of Phil's closest friends who ran the fan club say's that just before he died he gave her the content's of his personal box, it could have been these tapes of unreleased songs, or just coincidence.