Mcgiver69

hey mate I live in Burgess Hill, if you ever need to borrow a cab just let me know. I have a spare 2x10 that I don't use that much.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1361010493' post='1979653'] I watched both videos all the way through. There's one thing I really don't understand. Warwick produces spectacularly well-crafted basses, and their print marketing department produces some very good looking ads in the musical instrument press. So why do they also let these horrible sub-amateur-hour videos out into the public domain? IMO what were looking at should be considered the roughest of rough demos. How about a script written by someone articulate? And using someone who knows about cameras and lights and editing to film and edit it? It's not as though it's impossible to go back and fix/edit things later, so why produce such shoddy rubbish? [/quote] I agree with you in most of what you say but look at the video below, that's not what I would call professionally produced by any means. The difference is that Ed really goes the whole mile in showcasing the instrument and giving you a real taste of it's sonic capabilities. [media]www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvpj2ovc4dk[/media]

Is it me but the bass intro sounds like a tune from Incognito, "Still a friend of mine" if I'm not wrong.

I can hear spanish in there, are you spanish speaker or any of your ex-band mates?

[quote name='dood' timestamp='1357769685' post='1928270'] I've reviewed both in Guitar Interactive Magazine. Check out the video reviews for more details and to hear them. [/quote] Nice one Dan but where are the LINKS!!!!! navigating the GIM channel is like a trip to hell so much stuff. sorry mate for the mini rant , having said that I love your reviews

Goodness it is Mr. Almighty Gonzo!! nice to see you around mate!

Peavey Tour through a BMF Omni it's the dogs danglies !!

Thomas is a top bloke, great attention to detail and great communication all through the transaction. I would definitely recommend him.

Chad Kroeger <hides.

I'm a man of simple taste

That makes sense, lowering the pickup will decrease the magnetic pull effect on the string thus letting it vibrate more freely.

I had the same problem and changed the pickup for a Status MM Pickup, they are made with bar magnets instead of pole pieces and have way less magnetic pull which means that the strings can vibrate more freely. Now my G string is present. The John East preamps are a great option.

"Slow is smooth, smooth is fast" , Miles Davis.

Hey just bought a mic from Richard and he is great to deal with. Information was spot on and very quick delivery, will deal again in a heartbeat!!!

Here is a review of the Harly Benton amp, I know it's in german but at least it contains some sound samples. I used google translate and could read the review almost perfectly... Well a big almost.

Here is "DavidsinRocks" playing a Tuscany Jazz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sur-H7seMg&feature=related They seem to be a cheap line from Frudua which is a good thing in my book.

[quote name='3below' timestamp='1334076294' post='1610580'] Peavey Tour into Barefaced Big One - I was more than happy. Into Barefaced Dubster is just immense, I can make concrete floor at work vibrate Sound good imo as well. [/quote] That's another great combination, I saw a guy playing a Tour 700 into a barefaced, don't know what it was but that sounded immense.