EricOnBass

Thanks for this. It will be a good resource. Cheers Eric

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1444207364' post='2881047'] I just treated myself to a Phil Jones Headphone amp. Covers all the requirements that you listed. [/quote] They're a bit pricey but I've been thinking about getting one of these. Being PJB I would think the build quality is good. Are you happy with it? Did you get it from Bass Direct?

I made a purchase on basschat recently and the seller (miles'tone) suggested I start a feedback thread. Sounded like a good idea so here it is.

I bought a Yamaha bass from Simon which arrived exactly as described today. It was extremely well packaged and arrived safe and sound. Great communication and I was kept up to date from purchase to delivery. Great guy to deal with.

[quote name='Jellyfish' timestamp='1375445725' post='2161474'] Have you tried a program called Transcribe? I was shown it by my bass teacher and never looked back. [/quote] +1 for Transcribe

Drat! Wish it had been a week later. I'm in that part of the world the following weekend.

Battered Wives should be in there. Tasteless name but Uganda Stomp is worth a listen.

Come Together Dazed & Confused

Welcome And the Jeremy Clarkson song is mint

Thanks for the heads up on this Paul. Nabbed two tickets for Newcastle City Hall. Not a huge fan myself but the missus is so it's earned me a few brownie points

Pure class!

Yeah, I take my hat off to him Lots of stuff on there I hadn't seen before but particularly enjoyed Santana

There's another Guitar Heroes program on BBC Four - Guitar Heroes on Later with Jools

I lived in Sheffield during the 70's and 80's and the City Hall used to be a great venue for rock. During that period we saw Lizzy, AC/DC, UFO, Scorpions, Judas Priest plus countless others. Can't really remember how much the tickets cost but none of us were flush back then and I don't remember worrying too much about affording it. In hindsight we took it all for granted but as they say.. youth is wasted on the young!

Where's the jealous smiley

Interesting thread. I didn't realise there were so many options! I use these [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B009703PZG/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]http://www.amazon.co...t?ie=UTF8&psc=1[/url] plugged straight into the bass. I have to say the design of the product is terrible but the sound is pretty good. For jamming I have the GB10 which goes to the aux input of the headphones. Total cost around £190

Good old Google

Hi Len I must admit it's the missus who's the big folk fan. I prefer rock myself but I'm a big lover of live music so always enjoy the festivals. I enjoyed all the headliners e.g. Oysterband, Show of Hands, Eliza Carthy etc. Of the performers that were new to me I particularly enjoyed Lucy Ward, The Goat Roper Band & Sunjay Brayne. Overall we were both very impressed with the weekend Cheers

Hi Wish I'd seen this sooner We were there and had a blast Maybe next year