gary mac

Hmmm indeed.

A few years back my daughter and I both had VM Jazzes. Identical to look at but very different in weight, hers being much heavier than mine.

[quote name='dave_bass5' timestamp='1459203532' post='3014476'] You are also welcome to borrow my BB2 for a gig or two if you want to try it. Smaller than the Supertwin though, but for places like pubs (ive seen the video Fran shot) i think it would also work really well. [/quote] Very kind Dave, thanks

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1459172911' post='3014069'] You're always welcome to try my One10 if that's any help. [/quote] Thanks for the offer Rich. May well give you a call.

Thanks for all the responses, much appreciated.

I've been toying with the idea of a change of cab again, don't really need to but I've been fancying a Barefaced for a while now. Anyway, Alex at Barefaced has recommended the Super Twin and having read the specification, I really like that recommendation. So if I can sell a couple of instruments, I shall probably place an order. I'm just interested to hear from any Super Twin owners on their thoughts/experiences with this model. Please don't turn this into a Barefaced bashing, I'd hate to have to lock my own thread

What a pleasing photo to look at

[quote name='Mudpup' timestamp='1459017907' post='3012952'] Pay attention at the back there......... [/quote] Will try harder but I suspect it's not going to happen really.

I didn't read it properly, I had the Shuttle 6 and not the max.

That's a lovely looker Rob.

Listening now on my proper speakers. Like the production and of course the very fine bass playing. Good work Paul.

It's a toe curling moment for me, whether I'm a part of the audience or as a band member. I just hate it.

I gigged with a Shuttle 6 for a good few years and have recently converted to a GK Fusion 500. I was perfectly happy with the Shuttle, it was always loud enough with plenty of head room to spare. I was always able to eq it to the room and I could always be heard, loud and clear. It was lovely and articulate. It could do very clean or down and gritty very convincingly. I had no reason to change it, so why did I? I think really, it was just down to a combination of fancying a change, spending too much time on BC and hearing good things said about the GK. Having said that, I have no regrets about buying the GK, it is a brilliant amp. The two channels has been a very useful addition and the eq is extremely user friendly. The valve pre amp is great, does generate a fair bit of heat though, so the powerful fan was a bit of a surprise the first time I heard it. Obviously, not a problem in a gigging situation but loud at lounge level. My only concern initially was the lack of a clipping light on the GK but in reality, it's not a problem. I would be perfectly happy gigging with either of these amps.

Welcome back, hope you enjoy yourself and don't get tempted to clear off again

Well done Paul, I'll have a proper listen in the morning, via my headphones

Wood glue and dowels/cocktail sticks/matches. Blob of glue in the hole. Tap in your wood of choice. Leave for a while, to let the glue set. (A few hours). Trim off excess timber. Refit your plate. Enjoy and bask in the glory of a job well done.

We are all different of course and what's versatile to me is quite likely not versatile to others. A case being the P bass, I happen to think it is very versatile. With a tweak of the volume and tone controls on the bass, or maybe an adjustment on the amps eq. it gives all the versatility I need for Rock, Soul, Disco/Dance, Country, Pop, Indie etc. Alright I have never tried it for Metal