pete.young

Nice one molan, thanks for the heads-up. Bonnie Raitt is a goddess.

Hm. I booked 2 UPS pickups through Interparcel on Tuesday, both were collected, and at least one of the two was delivered yesterday (Weds). Which courier?

I've just sold the Prosebass singlecut travel bass to Jerry (Hagar). He's a really good guy and a great communicator. Recommended. As a bonus, his house has the best name I've yet encountered on Basschat :-)

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1334226366' post='1612731'] Having clapped eyes on them, I'd like to suggest they be called 'Both Directions'. [/quote] I think 'One Dimension' would be a good choice.

[quote name='thebuckets' timestamp='1334186282' post='1612446'] so if i got the combo and the 2x10 could I run all three speakers together as well as 1,2 or 3 and would it give me enough oomph for decent sized pub venues? [/quote] From the specs posted by neepheid, it appears that the cabinet is available as 4 Ohm or 8 Ohm. You would need to make sure that you bought the 8 Ohm version if you were going to use it as an extension to the combo - using the 4Ohm in this way will result in an overall load of 2.66 Ohms which may damage the head. The power arithmetic kind of stacks up since the combo speaker is rated at 250W, but I wouldn't put too much faith in that since things can go wrong before you reach the theoretical power handling limit. Rule of thumb is don't put the bass on "10" and if it starts to fart turn it down. It seems odd to me that a 1x10 and a 2x10 have the same power rating - I'd expect them to use the same drivers in the combo and the 2x10, so the power rating numbers might be bogus. It seems to me that the biggest factor in the amount of noise you make is the total displacement, so in this case the higher the number of drivers the louder it's going to be. That would give you more oomph, but whether that's enough depends on the loudness of the band, whether you can EQ the right sound in the mix to be heard, the size of the room and the number of punters - we can't guarantee it, you need to suck it and see!

Thanks Tom, Original feedback thread is here: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/9588-feedback-for-peteyoung Mods, maybe you could merge these two threads?

Does it go up to 12?

Dannybuoy, you need to move to Ipswich - this place is just down the road : http://foamshop.co.uk/

£600 will get you this: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/173213-fs-mij-fender-70ri-precision-bass-non-export/ There's also a very nice maple Kasuga in the forum somewhere if you want a Rick but can't afford one. Though I think with recent developments there might be a glut on the market here soon , stick around ;-)

[quote name='Musky' timestamp='1334092663' post='1610933'] Did you pull the trigger on one then? Pulling an auction is one thing, but withdrawing all support and protection once the auction is over is another thing altogether. [/quote] Small claims court job against ebay?

I reckon it's the innards of an old organ from the 1950's . Wurlitzer is a giveaway.

Weekend in Japan, trip to Ishibashi!

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1333660103' post='1605120'] Quite. Better stay hammered 24 hours a day, just in case. [/quote] Saves having a hangover! So where do you think we would be without the many great musicians who like, or liked, a drink? There are plenty of examples.

The cat is out of the bag! The pickup is half a Precision bass pickup. Straight into any guitar amp, or acoustic guitar amp, or even bass amp, no problem.

Oh silly me, I assumed that it was some piece of HTML tomfoolery that Firefox was refusing to interpret! Thanks for the explanations.

Starting today in a couple of threads (Jim Marshall and the Band Van one), I keep seeing a combination of letters: a backslash, a lower-case 'm' and a forward slash. Looks like: " \m/ " (but without the inverted commas). Any idea what this ought to be? I'm on Firefox 11.0 .

Tuba!