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I quite like the white stripes *ducks*

thanks for the reply, may give these a bash at some point, as you say I can do messy stuff outside or I may just try and blag some space at uni (am doing a design engineering course) I may even be able to get help building from one of the lab techs. Bottom end wise i think i may try these then if in the future I really need added low end or get a car i could try a T39. O15TB still looks awesome though.

cool, sounds do-able in my flat living room, so long as my flatmate/landlord lets me

I am pretty sure that setup is illegal, some kinda dagerous weapon!

the rest of the music world ahould feel threatened by ERBs. we will keep adding more strings till they are all obsolete mwahahahahahahahaha...ok I am done

Mike Dirnt also chose to have a signature bass without his signature on it so that non greenday fans could buy it.

i really want to make some now! you say they handle a low B well? I really want to try and Omni 15 tall boy but I am going to be living in a flat without a car so O10.5 would make a nice transportable setup. Now i need to blag workshop time at uni or persuade my new flat mate i can use the living room to build some cabs. outta interest what tools did you need for this job?

[quote name='Lfalex v1.1' post='57224' date='Sep 7 2007, 10:34 PM']I'd agree. Until you plug it in and play it. Then everyone stops laughing. I've recorded with it, and the engineer struggled to keep the bottom end in check. (Live) sound engineers presume it to be active and ask me to roll the bottom end off... It's that "hot" and that deep. Except it's passive. Sorry 'bout the large images. I'm spoilt for bandwidth, it seems![/quote] hmm, one day i will have one, one day when i am rich dont worry bout the pics, my laptop seems to be having an off day

people found a cheap place to stay near the event? I am a poor student i dont want to pay much. Also how much happens in the first hour or so? cause i want to get a megabus down and it wont get in till 1ish

[quote name='Lfalex v1.1' post='56067' date='Sep 5 2007, 05:05 PM']Well put. A good instrument is a good instrument, whoever manufactured it, and whoever subsequently lent their name to it (or not, as the case may be!) I found a good 'un. It just happened to be a Billy Sheehan 10th Anniversary model... "[i]attitude image that tkes ages to load[/i] " And Yamaha are as guilty as most with signature basses from Sheehan, Myung and Pattitucci at the very least![/quote] that is one beautiful world of purple! i want one just for the sheer cheese factor

^someone needs to tell that guy to take the pictures head on rather than from above, that aerodyne looks deformed

I vomited...just a little

the Memory man with hazarai looks like a larf: [url="http://www.gearwire.com/electro-harmonix-stereo-memory-man.html"]NAMM vid[/url]

looking good, gonna be an awesome beast

[quote name='BassManKev' post='54030' date='Sep 1 2007, 10:24 PM']that looks real nice, any players out there?[/quote] tis what i play at the mo, nice bass but will need a good setup when it come, passive electronics are a little guff so it is a bit of a project bass. the only real downside for some folks is that it has a really tight string spacing, i love that cos i have small hands but some people like more room

Peavey grind NTB 6, rrp £380ish but you can get em off thomann, free postage, for £264.52! [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/peavey_grind_bass_ntb6.htm"]Grind 6er[/url]

any peavey, lurly thin necks for my stubby hands

beautiful so many people put gold hardware onto purple basses and ruin them imo, this one is lovely. my girlfriend would cut your hands off for it, she loves purple

stunning, shame it is backwards

so which button turns it into a plane?