Evil Undead

Are the Pandora's easy to use? I'm notably sh*t at using technology.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1348557944' post='1815049'] Harder than you think. Take a look at the "control panel" of any decent drum machine ... that's a lot of buttons. Where are you going to fit all that on, say, a GK MB-500? [/quote] True. You have a good point. What I want really is just a few patterns (some good 4/4 and 6/8 rock, blues, pop & metal beats) and a way of changing the tempo.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1348526597' post='1814938'] did the Line6 bass pod live XT have a rythem thing built in? [/quote] Not a clue. I find line 6 stuff a bit complicated though. I find it odd that this doesn't exist. To me it seems like a great tool. How hard could it be to add a drum machine to a micro head?

[quote name='SteveK' timestamp='1348525528' post='1814919'] I have one of [url="http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/reviews/bass_effects/korg/pandora_px4b/index.html"]these chaps[/url] [b]The good news[/b]: It does all you require, except power a speaker - can still be used live though. Has an aux in for yer CD, mp3 or whatever. Has a useful little sampler built in, so you can play a phrase/chords in and loop it to play along to. [b]The bad news[/b]: Having just looked for a link for you, it seems that they aren't manufactured anymore . ebay may be your friend in this instance. [/quote] I'll keep an eye out thanks

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1348525303' post='1814914'] drum machine would be the thing that you may struggle with... laptop with one into the line (mp3) in could work instead. [/quote] Yeah. My current head does all that I listed except the rhythm patterns... that and I can't fit it into the pocket of my gig bag :/

[quote name='jaydentaku' timestamp='1348523039' post='1814873'] Moon on a stick [/quote] Yes please

I'm in need of a decent but not too pricey headphone amp. I want it to have Bass in Headphone socket MP3 in Volume & basic EQ Built in drum machine If it can double as a head loud enough for a small-medium venue (into a 4ohm 2x12, even better. Does this even exist?

We're bass players. We like basses. We have no money.

[quote name='Fat Rich' timestamp='1348149349' post='1810032'] An all black Precision with a maple neck is cool. [/quote] I fixed it better

I don't see a difference in the pics I wear my bass like a bow tie which looks really uncool. I'd like to say I don't care, but I do... it just feels comfortable that way. Doesn't help that I'm really short and play a P-bass, which makes me look like one of The Borrowers...

I really like Markbass cabs. They seem to me to have really nice tight/focused sound. No flabby tones.

[quote name='guybrush threepwood' timestamp='1348255941' post='1811604'] My bitsa precision, as it stands at the moment. Growl is the word! [/quote] That is the only bass I've ever liked with white pickup covers.

My eyes!

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For me, I think that it's a combination of all of these things, and none of them. If that makes any sense at all. The best looking and sounding bass TO ME is a Fender Precision, black pickguard on olympic white with a maple fretboard - hence my choice of bass. But I don't know whether I'd consider it to be cool, in fact I look pretty nerdy when I play it but that is probably everything else... the wide leather strap, the bass height, and the fact that I am a nerd My super small and lightweight rig doesn't really add to the cool factor either.

Haha! We play almost every song mentioned and the crowd loves them all, every time