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[quote name='51m0n' post='679622' date='Dec 9 2009, 09:58 PM']I use a MAxon AF9 and that has buckets and buckets of low end. Also have an MXR auto-Q nice sound, just the one and very different from the Maxon, so much so that both together is also very cool.[/quote] +1. I've owned both in the past (Auto Q twice!) and they're both fantastic pedals. If I'm ever in a state where money is no object I'll probably get both, or a Prometheus as this can do everything both units can, just not at the same time.

I've been a long time user of the Korg DT-10 also, but recently the footswitch has started going on mine. A friend of mine warned me it would happen as he has been through about 3 or 4 switches, but I'd never heard of it happening before, and now it's started happening to mine. It's never let me down in any other way before though. Think I might just have to take the plunge on a Strobostomp!

[quote name='bobpalt' post='676458' date='Dec 7 2009, 09:27 AM']'Cos I've got another one! I can only play one at a time.................. Really glad you like her! I suppose I'm really more of an active man at heart. Cheers, Bob[/quote] I see! Bloody hell, if the one you sent me was the LOSER of the 2, you are one lucky son of a...

Ok I forgot to take the family shot But after having this bass for a for a few days now and not having stopped playing it, I can attest that it is one of the greatest feeling and sounding Jazz basses I have ever played. Why Bob wanted to sell it is beyond me!!

Fantastic looking (and I bet sounding!) rig there Steve. Congrats!

Very true. I am teaching tomorrow so once I've transported my gear downstairs I will take a new family shot

Thanks Simon. I really couldn't be more happy with it. My Dad has played it and absolutely loves it too! He is now thinking of getting one made by Jon! Haha. One of these days I'm sure I'm gonna wake up, with my room looted and a mysterious note from my Dad saying he and my basses have gone

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='671696' date='Dec 1 2009, 11:08 PM']Nice bass, James! I looked at that one a few times when it was on the stock pages of the Shuker website a while back. Nice score What's it like, then?[/quote] Its absolutely gorgeous mate. The A string is a little loose in the nut I think, but that's due to the light guage strings that are on it. Once I get some medium or heavys on there it should be fine. I'm very impressed with the Villex pickups and controls. Don't think I've ever heard or played a more versatile passive bass. Through my PJB Bass Buddy with headphones the thing sounds unreal. Crisp but powerful slap tone, meaty fingerstyle, grindy pick tone...the lot. Jaco, Marcus, etc all in a passive bass. It's amazing. Plays alot better than my CIJ did, and has 21 frets which is ideal for me! (always thought it was stupid to only go up to Eb when the bass has an E string). All in all it's a blinding bass, and once I get a Hipshot Detuner for it I can see it taking some gigs off the Stingray!

Bought Bob's Shuker Jazz from him. A fantastic guy to deal with, and a great bass too! Thanks Bob - Really couldn't be happier! My Dad has fallen in love with it as well, already asking to borrow it for a gig or 2!! I'm gonna have to keep a close eye on my basses now...I got a feeling Dad's plotting to rob me

Little update from me! Sold on the CIJ Jazz as I just wasn't getting on with it, and had GAS for this! My new Shuker Jazz.

Probably my favourite bassist of all time. He just never fails at playing exceptionally good lines in whatever he plays on, no matter what the style. It's always just perfect for the song. I know he recounts Jaco as one of his major influences, but like a few others here, Jaco just doesn't do it for me, while Pino just slays me every time!

Hah thanks. Unfortunately I never actually got to gig that setup in it's entirety. Only ever used one cab or the other depending on what kind of gig it was. Glad I got rid of it in the longrun though, I'm in love with my current Aguilar rig!!

Gorgeous collection Rich. If I'm ever up round that way I'll give you a bell. Those Statii look mighty tasty

Another +1 for LPB and Tort. Lovely combination mate. Looks the nuts.

[quote name='sdgrsr400' post='661507' date='Nov 22 2009, 01:21 AM']You could also get this: which is available at [url="http://www.musicroom.com/se/ID_No/034945/details.html"]http://www.musicroom.com/se/ID_No/034945/details.html[/url] Those transcriptions seem a little more detailed (and possibly more accurate) than those in SITSOL. Unfortunately, there is some duplication between the books but who cares. There's no CD with this book, but presumably you've got a Motown compilation with all the hits.[/quote] I love how it's a Jazz on the front cover when Jamerson was using his P Bass for all of those tracks.

PM Silentfly on these forums. He's in London and is a whizz kid with effects

[quote name='MSL' post='659999' date='Nov 20 2009, 11:38 AM']Just ordered a copy of 'Standing In The Shadows Of Motown' from Play.com[/quote] You won't regret it. Fantastic book, and the DVD is wicked too.