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Aw shucks Thanks dude!

[quote name='krth1985' post='1024710' date='Nov 15 2010, 03:05 PM']ARMA Armsed Assault - Combat sim, with manual. runs on Windows XP, not sure about any other platform. The Elder Scrolls 3, Morrowmind - RPG. You play a character going round collecting things, fighting monsters etc. Comes with box and manual. Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 Whacky Worlds Expansion Pack - This is just the expension pack for rollercoaster tycoon 2. You will need rollercoaster tycoon 2 to use this. Company of Heroes - Take command of americas finest troops in their finest hour. from the brutal landing at omaha beach to the heroic push inland. Runs on XP, or Vista.[/quote] Awesome games, well worth a punt if you don't already have em. Company of heros especially!

Haha glad you like it! Never really thought that the bass was too quiet before- I'll have to have another listen. I'll have to let our singer know about his bit- to be honest I think he was having a bad day or something, his vocals are usually nop notch to my ears! We've got a whole album on there too: [url="http://march.bandcamp.com/album/start-a-fire"]http://march.bandcamp.com/album/start-a-fire[/url] Loads of great tracks on there (personal favourites are Shark Tooth and Start a Fire) <shameless plug> A quite resonable £5 to download, but you can listen to them for free </shameless plug>

Hi guys, my band March have a new track out and thought I might share it with y'all [url="http://march.bandcamp.com/track/the-cut"]http://march.bandcamp.com/track/the-cut[/url] Would love any feedback at all!

[quote name='Chris2112' post='1019615' date='Nov 11 2010, 03:14 AM']I used to love my Thumb, it was an excellent bass. About as good as a "band" bass as I've ever had, it just sounded great in a mix. However, with my love of slap sounds, it ended up being moved on. Still a fantastic bass though and one I look back most fondly on.[/quote] First I've heard of someone not liking the slap sound on a Thumb! What was it about it that didn't work for you?

The idea of a lefty 7 string ACG is making me happy in my pants

There's something about them that I love that I just can't get out of other basses. My current Thumb BO4 neck dives like a bastard and I've got to keep my thumb firmly planted on the pickup to keep the neck at the right angle for my playing style (hmm, maybe thats where the name came from...)- but yet I would never ever consider getting rid of it as little annoyances like that just make me love it more. It's flawed ergonomically but I am very willing to deal with those flaws as the sound is just impossible to get out of other brands. The only thing I'd change it for is another Warwick (maybe a Streamer )

glad to see the MXR M80 catching up with the Sansamp (this is strange, I feel like I should be placing bets?)

3Leaf Audio Groove Regulator - 3 Aguilar Agro - 1 Aguilar Octamizer - 1 Akai Unibass - 1 AMT Slap Bass -1 Ashdown Chorus - 1 Ashdown Drive Plus - 1 Asdown dual band compressor - 2 Ashdown sub octave plus - 1 Barge Concepts VFB-2 - 1 Behringer chorus - 1 Boss CE-2 - 1 Boss DD-20 - 2 Boss DS-1 - 1 Boss LS-2 - 4 Boss OC-2 - 6 Boss ODB-3 - 2 Boss SL-20 -1 Boss SYB 3 - 1 Boss TU2 - 3 Boss TU-12H - 1 Boss chorus ensemble - 1 Bugbrand Bugcrusher - 1 Chunk Systems Octavius Squeezer - 1 Devi Ever Hyperion - 1 Devi Ever Cherry Pop - 1 Devi Ever SodaMeiser - 1 Digitech Whammy - 2 Dunlop Bass Cry Baby - 3 DHA VT2 - 2 EBS Octabass - 1 EBS Multicomp - 2 EBS Unichorus - 1 EHX Bass Micro Synth - 3 EHX Big Muff Pi (Black Russian) - 1 EHX Octave Multiplexer - 1 EHX POG2 - 1 EHX Small Stone Nano - 1 EHX Qtron+ - 2 Ernie Ball VP-Jr - 1 Fishman Platinum Pro EQ -1 Guyatone MD-3 delay - 1 Guyatone PS-3 Phase Shifter - 1 HBE Psilocybe -1 Ibanez PD7 Phat-Hed Bass Overdrive - 1 Ibanez SB 7 - 1 Korg DT-10 - 1 Korg Pitchblack - 2 Line 6 M9 - 2 Line 6 Bass Pod XT Live - 1 MarkBass Super Synth - 1 Marshall Jackhammer - 1 Maxon CP9+ - 1 Mojo Hand Cream Pie - 1 Moog MF-101 - 2 Moog MF-102 - 1 Moog MF-105b - 1 Moog MF-107 - 1 Moog MP-201 - 1 Mr Zinky Master Blaster - 1 MXR Blowtorch - 1 [b]MXR M-80 DI+ -3[/b] ProCo Tubro Rat - 1 Radial Bassbone - 1 Rocktron Cyborg Reverb - 1 Sansamp Bddi - 5 SFX Micro Fuzz - 1 SFX S&M - 1 Subdecay Noise Box - 1 TC Electronics PolyTune - 2 Tech 21 VT Bass - 2 Tech 21 VT Bass Deluxe - 1 Toadworks Mr Squishy - 1 Way huge swollen pickle - 1 Z.Vex Woolly Mammoth - 1 Z.Vex Mastotron - 1

only problem is that there aren't a huge amount of quality Les Paul / SG basses. See if he'll take some other shapes and then he's got a load of fantastic basses for that price range.

I'd recommend anything by Ashdown personally, their Electric blue combos are pretty decent for the money. Should be loads of stuff for under £200 in the amps for sale section of this site too

I think it might be the angle you're plucking with as mentioned above, you'll want to aim to play across the string instead of through it towards the body. If you pluck as you would normally but in slow motion you'll be able to see if you're dragging the string to the fretboard with your stroke, and if so you can compensate by hitting it more laterally. Also it might be that you've got your amp at the same volume as when you're playing with a pick- a pick is naturally louder than fingers in my experience so it might just be that you're having to play harder to get the same volume. It'll all come with practice though!

(From the questions bit at the bottom) "You should get 2 grand at least" Hmm. Not sure about that.... especially if the electronics are buggered (as the ad hints towards) Nice lookin bass though