Kiwi

[quote name='Born 2B Mild' post='373618' date='Jan 7 2009, 10:40 PM']A way round the software thing is to create microsites. So, the forum stays as off-the-shelf, but 'new' elements can be linked to seperately constructed web pages.[/quote] Thats a point I seem to recall suggesting privately myself at one point to ped and phatmonkey in the distant past. I can't remember why it wasn't given more consideration.

[quote name='mathewsanchez' post='373275' date='Jan 7 2009, 05:31 PM'][size=3]How about a big map where you can place/pin your for sale ads, so you can easily find local basses for sale?[/size] [size=1]Sorry to use big font like some annoying ebay seller but I wanted to get my idea noticed.[/size][/quote] Ahem, duly noted. I think its a nice idea but I think I've mentioned previously that if we modify this off-the-shelf forum software, its more difficult to implement upgrades. The alternative is bespoke software which costs probably more than this site could afford at commercial rates (and then there's the ongoing maintenance needed). If I continued the survey I could offer a range of options and ask how much per month would everyone be prepared to pay for having access to that feature. That would give us an idea of where to invest any income. Alternatively it might just mean that forums aren't really capable of generating much investment without huge numbers of members paying a relatively low cost subscription every month.

[quote name='MickyGinger' post='365621' date='Dec 29 2008, 05:41 PM']Livin in Acton mate, just down the road from the Bush! Don't really do TAB either, I'm teachin myself to sight read... Nice to meet you tho! Where you stayin these days? Safe! [/quote] You're in a good location for music schools One of London's best Szechuan restaurants is down Churchfield Street too. I shifted 2 hours north to take up a new job. Hope u enjoy the forums mate.

oh yes, the Super Headless. Nice instruments, the gallery had one in a while back. I generally don't like Westones (as an ex-owner of a Spectrum II) but the Super Headless was a nice piece of work.

I'm probably going to build my own 1x15 wedges. Or maybe buy a pair of active 1x15 PA wedges.

What kind of security are you anticipating having to offer anyone?

blimey, my 10 piece band is a walk in the park by comparison. Nice job holding the low end down BTW!

[quote name='LDNgrl' post='366571' date='Dec 30 2008, 08:18 PM'] I do hope so![/quote] Why have you got a pic of Swiftie as your avatar then?

I used just the Spector for a couple of gigs and found that using a mid scoop and bass boost for some songs helped vintigalate the Spectors sound a bit more.

*POP*

[quote name='dood' post='369303' date='Jan 3 2009, 03:36 PM']Jon he say "Baby doodle is almost there"[/quote] maybe Jon just needs to give it an extra push...

Basses +2 -4 In: 2008 Spector Euro 6, 1994 Celinder Update J Out: Smith BSR5GN, Smith BSR5GN fretless, Musicman Cutlass I, Musicman Cutlass II Amps -1 +1 In GB Shuttle 6.0 Out: GK RB700 1x15 combo, Effects -1 +2 In: Akai Unibass, EBS Microbass II Out: Yamaha E1005 That's not including the sell off I had of non bass gear or the commissioning of a headless graphite necked guitar from Mr Shuker. This year has been relatively quiet on the gear front while I've waited for the Shuker headless 6 to be finished.

whats taking you so long to decide?!

hey micky, what part of West London? I was living in Shepherds Bush until recently. I don't really use TAB so can't help much on that front I'm sorry.