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Brilliant!! I might have to come on Sunday too!

Aha! Who is this marvelous ped fellow! Oh! I seem to have logged in to the wrong account.

I hear there is a celebrity helping you at the NEC show in November?

Thanks Owen

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How tight is the spacing with the Wilkinson 4+1 installed?

[quote]"One thing to keep in mind, however, is that this pedal basically sounds horrible. It's primary purpose is to cut through. But like a wild man with a machete, it is not nice."[/quote] -From the ZVEX website


Lol at least they are honest!!!!

[quote name='bass_ferret' post='68094' date='Oct 1 2007, 12:54 PM']If he wants people to read it - write it in english. Theres lots of ghuys on here from all over the place that dont have english as their main language who post legibly. I, and I suspect a lot of others, wont read something like the original post cos its too much like hard work. People can post whatever sh*t they like, I dont have to read it.[/quote]

Whereas others use good English but post mostly to*s ^_^

Looks somewhat reminiscent of a Peavey T-40. Top job!!

[quote name='bnt' post='56762' date='Sep 6 2007, 11:28 PM']Other: Hohner B2V and B2Afl, and now the new Tune TWB43 "Hatsun's" that arrived this week.[/quote]

I saw this and thought of you!

Just the 3 Vigiers now - I am done with buying/selling/trading other basses and am so happy to have found my tools. I might miss the thrill of the chase but there is no better feeling than knowing you have the ones! I think I have had so many close shaves financially, most severe being very recent, I am just going to keep reminding myself how lucky I am to have them.

That is until I get my series 4 Vigier soon hehe :wacko:

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[url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/rockcase_rc20805b.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/rockcase_rc20805b.htm[/url]

These are good!

Bob is right - try a good quality foam 'hard' case. Often bass companies ship them with their models - I know Vigier do, Sadowsky do too - in fact there is a decent Sadowsky case at The Gallery at the moment.

I kind of hoped you two would just take this one offline and not post your sniping at each other for everyone to see. It only reflects badly on yourselves, so do what you like. May I suggest ignoring each other.

Can we leave this one alone now chaps, I think we have said all our points.

I thought I might add a POV to the argument - I judge each amplifier on its own merits where possible. I have played really bad sounding all valve rigs, and solid state rigs that made me want to cry they were so sweet. I have played valve rigs that sounded just amazing and tight, sweet and clear, and solid state rigs that were thin and boring.

I just so happen to have a very nice valve combo at home mainly because it is a lovely piece of British engineering and simply a joy to own. Live, I use a digital pre-amp and in ear monitors, so a completely different thing on paper - but the tone I get from both is in real terms is just the sound of my bass and me making a hash of it. Just very clear and.. well.. louder!

ANOTHER bargain car boot find!!

[quote name='GreeneKing' post='67262' date='Sep 29 2007, 08:24 AM']Amazon is your place to go to refresh your memory, as previously suggested.

A very useful resource imo even if your not buying.

Peter[/quote]

Have you ever tried Barnes & Noble? It is not UK so probably not very good for buying, but there is always a wealth on information on the albums on there, including who played what. I find it very useful when you buy a CD which doesn't say in the sleeve!

[url="http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?z=y&EAN=606949041427&itm=2"]http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/pro...41427&itm=2[/url] for example

Bass pod XT Pro!

Ah yes I forgot the Frog Brigade - their full album version of Pink Floyd's 'Animals' was excellent!

He could mean Primus, Sausage, Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains (C2B3), Oysterhead, or his self titled efforts such as 'Holy Mackrel'. Type his name in at Amazon and you will see most of them.

[quote name='Beedster' post='66877' date='Sep 28 2007, 01:01 PM']My sincerest apologies Ped, I had thought you meant the grooves in which the saddles sit. Being the proud owner of a complete set of BADASSes (how many people can say that without smiling), I would however point out that to get the grooves of a B1 down to the level required of most Fenders would require a slot about 4mm or 5mm deep. The BI is the Big Daddy of bridges!
Chris[/quote]

I see! No worries mate. I re-read what I said and thought you might have interpreted it that way. I wasn't very clear!

I much prefer [url="http://www.schaller-guitarparts.de/1251.htm"]these[/url] bridges anyway if you are now after a 3 hole bridge. Much better to have rolling sideways adjustable saddle points than some filed slots, and much more impressively made IMO!

By the way I am talking about the grooves where the strings go over the saddle, not the underneath....