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[quote name='Moody' post='356746' date='Dec 17 2008, 10:51 AM']Ped, many thanks for the reply, I'll give it a bash in a sec. Had a right nightmare with it last night, found if I set the buffer really low, the whole thing just died. I love this stuff, and I work in IT!! right, I need to retrieve the POD from the end of the garden and repair the window![/quote] hehe cool no problem. Probably worth mentioning that I was plugging into a standard spec laptop. I am not sure if the sound card in the computer makes any difference because the pod becomes the input and output device and handles all the audio, effectively bypassing the sound card. I think. Once set up and sorted it sounded amazing! Cheers ped

P.s there is probably a better/proper way of fixing your problem but I found this through trial and error - I hate computers sometimes! ped

Hi John, inside your recording programme there should be a 'settings' button for your ASIO driver. This will bring up a little line6 menu where you can change things like the sampling rate and so on. Here is a pic of the settings that worked for me: I found that sometimes when I moved the sliders the whole bloody system would crash and my computer would restart! It was fine from them on though! Cheers ped

I can't remember who it was but someone said something like: 'There are much more subtle forms of trading going on, we are a community and not a classifieds newspaper' I kind of like that - why not gauge interest, put feelers out and see if it is worth selling? Just like you would if you were talking to a mate' "I might sell my telly, what sort of price should I sell for" etc. ped

Enjoy the bass and hope to see you around :0) Cheers ped

Thanks - I think Ben is on top of it and we are backed up quite often. pedro

I agree, I kind of got tired of amplifiers, too. I found a single unit which does everything was the answer for me - superb clean sound with no extra anything, but literally anything else I need is available if I want to play or have a laugh, it is light, drives my IEMs and there are no messy patch cables and things to leave behind. Cheers ped

I was interested in one but need it to be stereo - the stereo ones cost a bomb! ped P.s watched Urb playing his and thought it was wayyyy cooool

[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='323187' date='Nov 6 2008, 08:06 AM']I e-mailed them about one a few times, and in the last e-mail he included.... Which made me laugh a lot.[/quote] LMAO

Went to uni in Aber-wotsit in cerediggion and it was super :0)

Cool, thanks. Didn't know it was Ricky Lawson on drumz. ped

The one in the PMT near me has been there as long as I can remember... I will check out the price for you! cheers ped

[quote name='Waldo' post='349788' date='Dec 9 2008, 03:17 PM']I think after all the nonsense going on at the moment, you should make this abundantly clear in the for sale section. What goes on there shouldn't be any of your business and you shouldn't be expected to act as some sort of ombudsman if things go wrong [/quote] Noted - I will add a line to the guidelines bit. Cheers ped

Cripes! I was happy to help at the beginning but starting to feel glad I stayed out of this one!

Adding the thread to your sig is a great idea, thanks. We clearly need a better system though and I will sort it out. I don't want to have a system where people can take up bad feedback with mods though as we are not responsible for any deals done on BC, just read the guidelines and be very careful! Cheers ped

[quote name='cheddatom' post='349474' date='Dec 9 2008, 10:53 AM']One solution would be to add a feedback section to personal profiles. When people receive their item or whatever, they can go onto the seller's profile and just post about the transaction. Then if you are thinking of buying from someone it's as easy as clicking on thier name to find out their feedback.[/quote] +1 - I hoped this would be easy to incorporate but I think there was some difficulty. I will chase it up though as it seems the best idea. ped

Good to see you elros :0)

[quote name='Jase' post='349443' date='Dec 9 2008, 10:18 AM']I'm quite surprised actually, always thought graphite was a vey stable material for necks. Keep it coming [/quote] It has the [i]potential[/i] to be completely stable, but not everyone gets the recipe spot on. Sometimes it varies from instrument to instrument as much as from manufacturer to manufacturer! Cheers ped

Great score, £175 is a steal. I could use a spare if you don't like it ;0) Let me know if you want any help with it. Correct, the GK3B is the newer pickup - the 'brain' section of the unit is a little smaller and supposedly thinner too - but the main difference is the 2B has a longer cable between the pickup ad the brain. Fitting my 3B was touch and go as cable length was critical because the 'brain' is mounted on the back of my bass, but luckily it was exactly the right length. Worth downloading the manuals for them both and doing some measuring. I toyed with the GK internal kit but don't really want to cut up my bass to do it, though I am sure the GK pickup will be a permanent part of my instrument. Cheers v-ped

I thought it was a novelty After Eight

Same as you Jake and the same as the last couple of years - be happy with what I have and do not buy any basses. Not that it is a hard one to keep, mind. I couldn't be happier (with my gear, anyway) ;0)