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I just picked up an 800w stereo 1u digital power amp for £90 which I will use with my Vbass as the pre - cheap and easy! The BK electronics one looks superb too and they are great people over at BK. They will be coming to BC soon with some special offers, so watch this space... Cheers ped

Jammen hehe

What a beauty. The Series 4 basses are a step in a new direction for Vigier, and were being designed/prototyped for a really long time until the final design was chosen, it is a really well thought out bass which I am sure will feel like 'home' for many years... enjoy it and post some clips if you can. I had a quick bash on this at Bass day and everything about it felt right - couldn't hear it enough to have a meaningful comparison with my own bass but the feel was there in abundance! I MUST go and visit Mark ASAP in his new shop and have a proper play... Cheers and enjoy ped

Bonjour! Welcome to our little site, enjoy your stay. The French make the bast basses ;0) ped

A Vig twig would do it, mine weigh sod all

Wal EDIT: you said light... hmm..

C I rekkon. I hope you don't decide soon because this is all classic banter.

Just been poking around on eBay and saw these... really cheap and look OK on paper (remember the system needn't be that loud or sound AMAZING because I will be using IEMs too) but wondered if they would be any good with bass.... [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ACTIVE-PA-DJ-SPEAKER-KARAOKE-BAND-AMP-SYSTEM-600-WATT_W0QQitemZ220322101069QQihZ012QQcategoryZ69967QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ACTIVE-PA-DJ-SPEAKER...1QQcmdZViewItem[/url] Cheers ped

I heard from Mr. Markbass that part of the switching power supply feature set is that it attracts cats which help maintain a constant plate voltage and impedance ratio across the diode triode coil. Or something. ped

Yeah. I was looking at some stereo poweramps on here such as the one from our very own OBBM, so will have a look and see what cabs or active PA speakers I can get locally before going for anything... Cheers ped

TBH though, what would be different about his 'signature' model? I don't really get why fender make them unless they are different in ways other than the colour or a mark here and there... ped

OK I moved some recent FX sale threads to the new forum to get the ball rolling. Give it a couple of weeks and things should settle down in the amps/cabs forum. If you have a thread in there you want to be moved, drop one of us a line :0) ped

I just moved some recent FX threads there so I am afraid you missed the opportunity... Can't say I wasn't tempted too, though!!

Hi guys, Due to recent feedback I have created a separate forum for selling effects, instead of lumping them in with amps/cabs. Current effects listings in the amps section are fine but post in the new one from now on if you please! Cheers ped

Yep the effects forum is now ready to use.

Hehe, I did say 'kind of'

Ditto! Never heard of the fella!

Aye, just a gate. On the other hand, setting a high threshold adds some great feel to synths and the like. I would advise against using one on your clean sound though, you need to tap that noise at source really. So which pedal is it? ped

[url="http://www.shukerguitars.co.uk/jjburnel.htm"]http://www.shukerguitars.co.uk/jjburnel.htm[/url] Hasn't he kind of already got one? Never heard him to be honest, who does he play for? ped

BTW Ben, you might know this, but noise suppressors work by 'closing the door' so no signal (or hiss) can pass through unless a threshold is passed at which the door opens a bit, depending on the sensitivity. Thus depending on the level of hiss you can balance it just right to close just after the sound becomes lost to hiss without cutting off any sustain, but it depends on how loud the hiss is. Chances are if it is noticeable enough to annoy you at the moment then a noise gate might not work. On extremely low level hiss I don't like gates because I notice it far more than without.... Cheers ped