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HazBeen

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  1. I think I just wet myself... Zon’s are great.
  2. I owned 3 of them in 5 string models in the late 90’s. Truly great sounding jazz basses. Astonishing value for money.
  3. After acquiring and really liking the Mesa Subway Preamp pedal, I decided I would like to buy a Poweramp - ideally small - to give me a small but powerful gigging set Ultimately ended up buying this: GSS Sumo 1000 Thus far I am blown away by the size and power. My Mesa MPulse 600 is a very loud amp, the Subway/Sumo combo is easily as loud whilst giving me the Mesa tone I like at a fraction of the weight. Pretty good on “girth” too! Still needs lots of road testing etc, but so far so good!
  4. Great cabs, the entire NEO line is awesome. GLWTS!
  5. I should not have sold my PJ5, one of the easiest playing best sounding basses ever. Whoever buys this will be very happy I am sure.
  6. Yes, but how do you pronounce this Gibson you speak of? Is the G silent?
  7. Quite a lof of interest but still here BUMP. Looking for trades against a 4 string P
  8. I have no need for another bass, but if I did a Modulus at this price point is a steal, cracking deal.
  9. These are such great amps. GLWTS
  10. I am happily GAS free re the AOU, my normal AO is more than fine. But interesting bit of kit. I am quite a fan of DSP, but - for me - one nut that still needs cracking is dirt modeling. It sounds “close but no cigar”, it’s like driving a Ferrari Dino or Porsche 944.
  11. I get that totally. I have the exact same with the Bogarts, they enable things I just can’t do on other basses, and then they just grow or become part of you and what once was “ugly” becomes beautiful.
  12. Sorry, but this just looks like a love child of swamp thing and darth vader. I am not overly concerned about “ugly” - my Bogarts are an acquired taste too - if it sounds good and ergonomics are spot on, so fingers crossed then... a very small market for it I imagine.
  13. I have just spent some time catching up on a very moving thread, not too big to admit I even had a little cry.

    It makes me think of how this community has developed over the years, how it has grown, thrived and become the great place it is today. Made by the people that visit it. 

    This in turn makes me think of some of the great members we have lost, snatched by time, illness or other causes. This forum will remain a place where you are remembered, some by many, some by few but you will be remembered.

    A salute to those we have lost, you remain in our hearts always!

    1. Daz39

      Daz39

      Well said Haz.

      If this is the recent loss and the amazing response (especially the virtual tickets) - you're on about, then yes, it made me wobble too. I couldn't post on it again.

      If you potter about Off Topic enough you see all sorts of community - from this sort of sad loss all the way down to extensive searching of sheds for something to help another member work out which size screw they need for an antique light fitting (made up, but you know what I mean.)

      It's my favourite place on the Interweb.

  14. Let me just double check measurements, I am very interested as my Bogart 4’s Barts need replacing and I think these are spot on... will measure when I get home.
  15. Traded pedals with ABD, top chap! Would recommend to anyone. Thanks fella!
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