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[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1370261718' post='2098177'] 5 years in England. 6 years in Scotland. But after the first 6 months the burden of proof is on the buyer to show that the faults were there at the beginning, not on the vendor. [/quote] Isn't it the other way around? 6 years in England & Wales & 5 up here. I assumed that the OP bought the amp in England too. He would indeed have to prove that it was a faulty part, an engineer's report does the job.

Do what I did. Chip all the paint off of it & oil the wood.

[quote name='Jacqueslemac' timestamp='1370190792' post='2097374'] Even after a couple of years? I'll give it a go, thanks. [/quote] Sale of Goods Act covers you upto 6 years. I took a 3 year old Xbox 360 back for free repairs due to poor workmanship.

[quote name='Jacqueslemac' timestamp='1370174659' post='2097190'] No idea why it died. It's used once a week for rehearsals and once a month for gigs. It's always lived in its carry bag and rarely pushed beyond half volume. [/quote] Take it back to the shop first. That's who you bought it off of, so they're legally responsible for selling a faulty product. They would then deal with Orange.

Well done Skol! I'm guilty of not voting this month. I never got time to listen to all the tracks. I did listen to a good few f them though. I've probably missed the voting deadline on the Mix comp too.

My sound is what fits the song. Some songs call for clean bass on the Neck or Bridge pick up, some call for a little dirt or chorus & some need plenty of fx. It's all just tools to use with the band to make our sound.

Have you abused the BT? Why has it died? If it's not been your fault, then sack the warranty & take it back under your statutory rights. It's not a £30 amp & should be lasting much longer if it's been treated right.

Get a sports car with a decent boot.

Cheers guys. It is indeed an SR1000E. You know your Ibbys! I'd like to get a hold of another neck (or a 5 string Ibby bass) & make one a fretless sometime, but that may be a few yonks away.

Yes, but you might need to change the drivers. Why do you want a 2Ω or 4Ω cab? Will your amps not run at 8Ω?

I think you need to talk to your band. Let them know your rant, they might go "Oh, we didn't realise". As for the written list, wait & see what comes back. Don't answer t straight away other than to say "I'll review your suggestions". Take the list & if it seems unreasonable, find videos of bassists that do the same as you (preferrably famous ones) & point this out to them (or you could learn to dance whilst playing bass).

I've got the 2x10 combo & couldn't rate it highly enough. I play in a funk/breakbeat/house/acid jazz band & everyone in the band has complimented the sound (though that's a mix of the combo, the bass & the effects). Like chris b said though, get to a bass shop & try some stuff out.

What do I do when I don't feel like practising? My wife, build my house, go on Basschat, do something in the garden* or play Xbox. *actually it's some weed ridden land, but it's a garden to me.

Looks like it was a good gig. A fellow bassist & facebook friend had his band Code: Marla playing on the main stage on Saturday.

[quote name='SpaceChick' timestamp='1369823197' post='2093027'] I started listening and thought "Wow this is going to be a tough choice this month"..... Then one track completely blew me away. Don't get me wrong, I thought this month everyone's entries were outstanding, but one was just f*cking awesome!!!! [/quote] Cheers! I've still a couple of tracks to listen to, but I should get that done tonight. I agree, the quality of stuff that enters on here is pretty awesome (apart from me messing about on the bass through some effects for 5 mins).

Voted for Kit.

Nice one. Are you keeping the Ashdown to use with it?

Don't know how I ever missed this thread! Here's mine... When it were black... [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/4486424782/][/url] Taking a chance... [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/5699885702/][/url] [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/5699315803/][/url] & finished... [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/5840432981/][/url] [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/5840429341/][/url] [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/xgsjx/5840976246/][/url]

If it's a file on your computer, then it needs to be no bigger than the specified size (if I mind right).

Ahh, I took your problem being the opposite way round! What about turning the volume on the bass down a bit to suit?

It should sort your drive issue too as the fx loop is usually a lot lower signal strength than what comes from the bass. My MF101's drive is set to @ 10 o'clock.

It's amazing what £100 can do to your hearing. I've heard more folk saying there's no change in tone than folk saying there is. When I changed bridges, there was no change in tone, just a little less sustain. However, that's not to say that you're not right. I've never compared a Badass to a stock Fender bridge.

My only suggestion, try this... [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Bass> [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]oc-2 > moog low pass filter > [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]sans amp to desk and [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]TC RH450[/font][/color]

I'd get to a shop & try some things out. Whereas I like Markbass, you might hate it. Some like the OBT, others say it's a 1 trick pony. I'd choose either a 2x12 or 2x10 (or two) over a 4x10 due to the better flexibility & dispersion that the former offers. I find the 1 Markbass 2x10 a lot louder & bassier than the Trace Elliot 4x10 I used to have. Mainly due to far superior drivers with a bigger excursion. If I needed more volume, I'd get either another MB 2x10 or a sub to go under it that would allow me to turn the bass back a bit. That would put less stress on the drivers & allow me to turn up further. So far, PA support has nilled my need to go any louder.

Ooh! Good call for a topic. I have some loops that I got with various DVDs & CDs that I sometimes use, but I usually find it quicker to write a pattern than traipse through countless beats looking for something similar to what I want. [url="http://www.wikiloops.com/backingtrack.php"]Wikiloops[/url] has a lot of live loops.