paulmcnamara

I'm thinking about getting an iRig Stomp box and using it in conjunction with an Ampkit effects package App for iPad, and was wondering if anyone has been that way before? Is it a viable alternative to a collection of regular bass stomp boxes? Cheers, Paul. [attachment=117810:ik-multimedia-irig-stomp.jpg]

We are drums, bass, rhythm guitar, and lead guitar/backing vocals and we are looking for a singer/frontman who is experienced with recording and gigging, who is available to rehearse 3 times a month initially to learn set and then to be available for one or two gigs per month. Our setlist and demos are all on our website. We all come from the Democratic Republic of Essex and so expect you to provide 20% input to the band in all aspects. www.dtlband.co.uk Further info from Terry: 07958 333506.

For the classic SR5 sound try listening to a couple of tracks I played on with a previous band: Learn Again and Long Haul. They can be found on the link. http://www.sanctuaryrig.co.uk/discography/khnosti.aspx Good wishes, Paul.

There's really no substitute for going to your local Musicman dealer and trying out a few Stingrays. That way it's your choice rather than someone else's that you've read or heard about. Think you might be happier then?

The 4/8 sounds a really interesting mix. I had a 4/6 which I advertised on BC last year and finally sold on Ebay. Great instruments. [attachment=114193:paul_shergold_small.jpg]

[quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1343289854' post='1748247'] Well, yes. But a huge portion of the price is because of the instruments collectability and history. You could get someone to make you a bass that looked, played, and sounded just like this one for a fraction of the price. But thats not really the point. [/quote] My point was, if a little obscure, that both of the aforementioned basses, might be overpriced, regardless of pedigree. And, I would add, that there will always be people willing to pay out for these items.

Makes Nash basses look like a bargain?

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