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[quote name='ern500evo' timestamp='1362470591' post='2000055'] I love my NS2000, I imagine the Euro LX's would be fantastic. If I ever decide to move my Warwick Streamer on then a Euro LX will be replacing it. The tonepump controls on my NS2000 are notched in the middle. [/quote] The NS2000 has an EMG BT preamp - not a Tonepump. Tonepump isnt notched.

[quote name='lurksalot' timestamp='1362226320' post='1997189'] I have just bought one new , the TW model ,emerald quilt maple , beautiful , beautiful guitar , I love it to bits and can't put it down . The knobs don't have detents but have a ridge on top so you can easily tell where they are , the range of tone is incredible, the depth and solidity gives you so much confidence , plays like a dream , the sustain is just forever , it pumps out quite a hot signal . I will get round to personalising the set up slightly , but out of the box its a winner . I always played with a pick , but for some reason I feel a lot more confident finger style with this beauty, I am not sure why , I do still use a pick but I don't feel I have to , odd. I have had GAS for the Emerald colour for years , and the gig money of the previous year just about covered enough to let me order it. I am a very happy bunny [/quote] Nice one lurksalot! Weird, but i know exactly what you mean about the pick/fingers thing. I had the same experience with mine - i think its something to do with the way it sits against you with the carved top and back. Just feels really natural to use fingers.

Running my Euro 4LX thru a GK MBFusion and 2 x 212MBE cabs and Hartke VXL pedal at the moment. Interestingly, the neck on mine is nothing lile a precision shape, i use a Jazz as well and t doesnt feel much different - perhaps a touch more depth but the width isnt far off. Its an easy switch. I have changed out the trimpot Tonepump for an EMG BQC system with sweepable mids and ts made a great bass even better.

Its a doddle to learn by ear. Take you 20 mins.

Seem to remember it was constant for on when i had one a long time ago.

All sorted now - thank you all for your interest!

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Need to find a dep for my rock covers band on Aug 2 and 3 (friday and saturday). Im off on holiday and we dont want to scrub the gigs. Friday in Aylesbury and Saturday in Chertsey. Both gigs paid - cant remember how much but we normally go out for 250/350. Equal split of money between 4. Standard pub deal - 9 till midnight, 2 sets. Songs from the likes of Stereophonics, Jovi, Pistols, Leon, Bryan A...... You get the idea! Played about 30 songs at the gig last night and people were up and dancing halfway thru the 1st set. We always get a similar reaction so its a satisfying gig. Great lads and a very tight outfit. Drummer is excellent. You'll need at least 300 watts and decent cab - 100 watt combo wont cut it. Geetards are quite loud. We have a good PA, lights and pro level gear. Its all straightforward stuff, no tuning changes or crazy links. I learned 40 songs on an ipod and did 2 rehearsals when i joined with no probs. Could do a rehearsal if u liked. We have plenty of gigs in the meantime if you want to pop down for a look. If youre interested, drop me a PM and i'll sort out a setlist (it wont change much between now and then - we just did a 4 song refresh and they worked fine last night) and some vids. Thanks for looking Jon

[quote name='Pinball' timestamp='1360978363' post='1979486'] That sounds the sort of thing I need to carry around, Thanks for the replies [/quote] Happy to look into posting it Pinball if its what you need

Roland Bass Cube 20XL for sale in this very parish! Has distortion, reverb, echo, compression, tuner, amp modelling, boost,etc............ Sounds good for bass and guitar.

[quote name='The Dark Lord' timestamp='1360597368' post='1973023'] I am gonna buy some covers soon - but I think this company looks like it makes slightly better stuff. [url="http://www.ampcovers.co.uk/"]http://www.ampcovers.co.uk/[/url] [/quote] Research this company very carefully on the web before you order - i believe a few people had some "issues" with them. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/183001-silverstone-amp-covers/page__hl__silverstone"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/183001-silverstone-amp-covers/page__hl__silverstone[/url] I can recommend Roqsolid wholeheartedly though. Had a few from them and delivered quickly, great quality and value too.

Anyone know which Hipshot D tuner will fit my BB424x? I think i'll have to use a 4 screw Fender style one (my yammy has 3 screws) but i dont know if its a 3/8 or 1/2inch post. Any help is greatly appreciated

[quote name='Oopsdabassist' timestamp='1360427926' post='1970242'] The B9 isn't too loose inside the Gator bag? they do a slightly smaller one that would seem a better fit. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gator-Purpose-effects-keyboards-GK-2110/dp/B001GE5TAU/ref=pd_sim_sbs_MI_2 [/quote] Theres a bit of space round the edge - maybe a couple of inches. The pocket on the front is a bit small so i keep a lead and ipod cable in there and the power supply goes in the main part with the B9

[quote name='Skinnyman' timestamp='1360367839' post='1969628'] I got the Gator 2411 bag. I couldn't be sure the B9 would fit in a traditional pedal case (Stagg=85mm int height, my B9 with 5p piece footswitch fix = 89mm high) then suddenly realised that this is one board, not a loose collection of pedals that need to be velcro'd down - so I just got the soft bag. Excellent. [/quote] I have this one too - perfectomundo!

Glad its not me going blind then!

Any idea which Hipshot Bass Extender i need to fit to my Yamaha BB424x bass? The tuners are Fender style open gear jobbies but have a 3 screw plate like this http://cdn1.gbase.com/usercontent/gear/3002184/p6_unktm3l5r_so.jpg Cheers

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