BassBalls

Thanks for the info Dave. The year is good enough for me. 1992 is pretty old! Is there a particular year which was a good for Ernie ball musicman basses?

Yep i think you can. Its 35866 if you dont mind having a look for me.

cool, where can i find the serial? is it the number on the bridge?

My lovely musicman stinigray. Not sure how old it is though. [attachment=12040:DSCF0034.JPG] [attachment=12045:DSCF0031.JPG]

Hi Si, what heads are you and the guitarists going to be re-amping through? Are your guitarists recording through a POD or something for tracking?

Sold my Bass balls pedal to Simwells. Trouble free and easy to get hold of. Top bloke.

Yeah its a pretty small cab, only a 6U rack too. Wish the rack was as light as the cab though!

My completed rig and oh God it was worth the wait! [attachment=10888:DSCF0358.JPG] In the rack is an Ampeg SVT-4 Pro, a Lego compressor and Korg DTR 2000B tuner with cool blue LEDs. The cab is a DR BASS 2460D. It goes down to 37Hz and up to 20KHz!!! This thing sounds huge, about 1000 watts, very tight bottom end, even at high volumes. I know Robbie at RIM customs had a few 2460s for sale and i cant recommend them enough. Cheers.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='236410' date='Jul 10 2008, 12:11 PM']Heh What's this, and audio interface with built in DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING?!?!? Now that's a cut above the rest! To be fair, I don't think i would spend that much money on an interface with a max of 4 inputs. There's no lightpipe input or anything like that. Like I was saying before the M-Audio delta 1010lt has two mic inputs (same as the saffire) as well as another 6 analogue inputs and you can get it for half the price of the saffire. I know the pre-amps will be nicer, but when you are limited like that...... Maybe there's something I missed that would pursuade me?[/quote] It has two separate headphone mixes and the pre amps are superior to the M-Audio delta 1010lt. The Saffire also takes some of the processing out of the computer so it is less likely to crash or overload. However i still dont think i can persuade you. They cost a little bit more but the quality of the pre amps and the Saffire control make it a bit more versatile and give you a few more signal options.

I would simply just get a focusrite saffire which has a lot of goodies and control included in the box. Info here [url="http://www.dv247.com/invt/25740/"]http://www.dv247.com/invt/25740/[/url] The pre amps are just amazing, the best about for that sort of money. I also think it comes with Cubase le in the box? For now i would just stick with mixing inside you computer and concentrate on getting the best audio interface you can afford. A small pair of Samson rubicons will do the business for active monitoring. [url="http://www.dv247.com/invt/28178/"]http://www.dv247.com/invt/28178/[/url] Hope this helps.

It could be a student selling it? I got the full logic studio with my university discount for £118.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='231311' date='Jul 2 2008, 01:48 PM']Try the echohead, seriously. I know it's a cheap pedal, but that doesn't mean it'll sound cheap. It'll save you money, and it's dead easy to get a foot switch for tap tempo, and much easier to use than any pedal with one footswitch that you have to hold down or whatever to turn on the tap tempo.[/quote] +1 on the echohead. It sounds brilliant with bass. At one point i was going to buy another because i liked several of the sounds the pedal has to offer.