cheddatom

The Premature Ejaculators fell apart because the singer couldn't suck up his pride and take responsibility for his pissed-up actions. Very sad!

[quote name='alexclaber' post='452179' date='Apr 2 2009, 10:09 AM']Raise the pickups on the D&G side and lower them on the E&A side. Are you boosting the lows on your amp? Doing so can make the lower strings louder and thus mean you lose the higher strings. Alex[/quote] Even if he's playing the same pitch on each string?

That's really cool, nice one!

Holy thread revival Batman.

pass the lotion!

Yeh, nothing happened without pics.

I suggest an all day e-masturbatathon.

blue tack or insulation tape would stop your problem. I think there's the product you're after though, just google "two girls one cup".

[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='452227' date='Apr 2 2009, 10:51 AM']As for starting my own thread, what would be the point? Shall I title it "I think GreeneKing was a bit snappy the other day, but apart from that seems like a decent fella"?[/quote] He meant start your own thread for mortgage advice. What's with you baby? Where's your bad boy streak!? His comment could be read as bitchy, or it could be read as funny. His comments after that clearly demonstrate frustration, but that could be down to the misinterpretation of his post, rather than the time it took for his to receive a satisfactory reply.

[quote name='farmer61' post='451614' date='Apr 1 2009, 03:44 PM']But a slight over reaction on your part?[/quote] One person's overreaction is another's light-hearted sarcasm.

2 pedals 1 power supply.... I was expecting some sort of sick joke!

Well there is excellent rack-mounted equipment available, but if you're happy with what you've got you could put them inside your existing rack if you have one for your head, or you could make a small pedalboard to put behind you or ontop of your amp.

Can't you just put your pedals behind you right next to your amp? Lots of bassists do that.

[quote name='4000' post='449754' date='Mar 30 2009, 06:38 PM']Swimming (along with many of the exercises mentioned) actually aggravates many of my problems so be careful.[/quote] Apparently swimming can be really good or really bad depending on your swimming technique.

[quote name='fifeq' post='450813' date='Mar 31 2009, 07:35 PM']how hard is to split the guitar case into two pieces (base and lid)[/quote] Just replace the existing hinges with the separating hinges you get on flightcases. I bet you can get them from B&Q.

[quote name='joegarcia' post='450126' date='Mar 30 2009, 11:48 PM']Personally, I reckon it's worth holding out for a used mixer case or something from a flightcase builders' clearance section, which is what I did.[/quote] +1 Mixer case, Keyboard case, Guitar case etc.

I used to have a bleeding wrist when I played with a pick, and when I was a very sweaty teenager, basically from the friction created between my very sweaty wrist as it rubbed against the bass as I picked up and down very hard and fast. The first time it happened it really freaked me out, but after that I just got used to it and thought it looked "rock 'n' roll" until I grew up. (no offence but....) If you're playing fingerstyle and you get that much friction/abrasion between your wrist and the bass, then your wrist is far too sweaty!! A wrist band could help I suppose, or long sleeve tops, but I hate wearing sleeves to play. Talcom powder could also help, or whatever it is that weight lifters use to put on their hands. You need something to dry your wrist out a bit, and something to ease the friction a bit.

[quote name='Matty' post='448679' date='Mar 29 2009, 01:54 PM']The other one to try is a Danelectro French Toast. Seriously great sounding fuzz.[/quote] +1!

The amp would only see 2ohms and so over-heat and explode?

I think lots of volume pedals connected at the other end with a 3 strand splitter cable could work as a mixer. Not 100% sure though!

I ran my peavey 15" combo bi-amped with a guitar 2 x 12" combo for the top end. It just sat on top. Compared to putting a 2 x 10" on top as a full range extension, the bi-amp is miles better.

I don't think so. Imagine what a task that would be! Trawling through thousands of different gear and fan forums etc. There is a website called guitargeek but they stopped updating that ages ago.

I think the first pedal in both chains could do with a buffer as well, but yeh, it should work to split your signal for the input but you will still need something to blend the outputs.

Strange! I had good results with my XP-100 chorus in my barge concepts feedback loop. I suppose that has a buffer though.

[quote name='mr pablo' post='445292' date='Mar 25 2009, 07:06 PM']Cheddatom, the BYOC large beaver you got from kev used to be mine, I finished it using plasticote spray paint from homebase[/quote] Cool, I love the sparkly blue finish! bobbass how come your chorus isn't in your feedback loop?