Woodinblack

Yep, as mentioned in my post. I have a blue paisley RightOn, although I find the, quite stiff, the couch ones are the clear winners I think.

Any solid state amp is fine. The voltage goes up and down but doesn't go anywhere, so no power is drawn. Valve amps are a problem because because you are actually getting the power from a transformer, and not connecting it can cause damage. The ampeg PF amps have a dummy load that is put in place if you have no speaker connected.

See that would look fine if the pointy switch by the bridge was just above where the jack socket is, the top pointy switch was down just a bit and the switch was a push pull somewhere and then the sockets could be on the edge or the back. Except the switches then would need to be spaced properly. Don't they have rulers?

Yes, I would have actually had to stop playing and go over to stop her. I couldn't put up with that.

Then James Jamerson wanted his bass back!

Everything on the first Sixx.AM album, as it is all from Nikki Sixxes diaries about a period in his life..

Nice, I have a NP5 on my elwood

All the couch ones I have, the right on and my new expensive Denali are all vegan. Makes it a bit more expensive as strangely two of those are american.

I don't think so, I have had new / almost new / old ibbys before and TBH they don't seem to change much over time (and my SR1000 I got in 2005). It just is very different. Maybe it is the difference between a shiny finish and a matte one, or maybe it is that 13 laminate neck means it is very solid.

Well that is slightly different as the issuer of those proclamations actually knew they were lies when they said them!

There is a massive difference between the two. I don't know why, there just is. The 2605 is way brighter and quite harsh, the 1605 is fuller. To be fair I like both of them and live obviously the differences aren't so pronounced, I just felt not much point having both, although I might just end up keeping them anyway. My 1505 was my favourite when I got it, then it went back, then my new shuker was my favourite when I got that, then the 1505 came back and not sure. I played at a practice for a gig that didn't happen though and the 1505 really shone. However, the shuker is still the looker and great to play, as long as you don't want to dig in. The EHB is more the angry kid on the block. But the other day I picked up the 1605 to play something and.. you know, like a favourite old pair of slippers? The EHB doesn't have big singles though, even if they look the same, it has big splits. Truth to tell it is not a lot of difference although they are humbuckers which means I can get near the valve amp. The variable mid is certainly better than the switch, on the 1505 (and on the original 5005 and 1000) and a bit easier to find what you are looking for. And also makes it easier to use with the shuker that has similar (but not the same) layout

Don't have enough empty floorspace to do that Although I got rid of my GWB36 and my SRF705, so I am just left with the 5005, 1605, and 1000. Well, and the 2605 that I haven't sold. But I think that is my lowest level of SRs for a while. But I have the EHB1505 to take up some slack.

Certainly, anyone putting a drink on my amp or speaker is at risk of death

Nope, that is fine I spec'd this. And it is just how I want it.

Clearly the top one is a SR5005 Presige, which is how this thread started! I must admit that I am puzzled why its TRC is sitting on the strings though

@Al Krow messages me every few months to rename this thread from NBD: My SR range continues to something more inclusive. I finally caved, so here is a rename!

I was forced to by the fact the treble wasn't working. Any other bit wouldn't have worried so much. Spent ages looking for a 4 pot one to fit, but I had got a glockenlang on here and it is a good preamp. Would be nice to get one of the newer preamps from the EHB series as they are 4 pot (or 2 stacked) and sound great, but as it is I am happy with how it sounds. Lovely bass although I am sure that in a 3 hour gig I end up slightly shorter on one side by the time I am done!

See that is one reason I dont use my CTM100 much. It is a perfect fit for the TC112 cabs, but only sideways! On my BC112 cab it fits perfectly if it is sideways!

I have one of those, but probably a bit older (or not as well looked after). The gold has faded a bit. I have replaced the 3v 4 band EQ where the treble and sweep didn't work with a 3 band glockenlang 9v one, which works well, except one of the 4 knobs no longer does anything and the switch is missing as it has a push pull bypass on volume. I should put an LED in the hole or something!

I don't mind a depth change, or as I said if they all do it, its when one doesn't do what the others do.

What reasons? Obviously your reason is your reason, but the signal comes down the 13 pin, so you can just feed it to the other amp then if all you want is the signal. Obviously if you actually want two physical leads from the bass, you could do that too it just wouldn't give you anything extra

I have the right on stamps which are good, a few of the couch straps, but my last one was the most expensive as I had a bit of difficulty getting a turquoise one and that came from Denali also have some tanglewoods, an Ernie ball, a fender, a Maruszczyk wide one, and a few no names

Strings that change angle after the nut, unless that angle fans out like an explorer

Adverts with cats in. Especially adverts with a cat sitting in the case. Sorry, not coming in my house, my wife is alergic to cats, not worth the hassle.

With the GR20, if you haven't put your signal input into the 13 pin, you would only have the synth output from the GR20, not a mixed signal. The signal from the cable from the pickup would go through the separate lead. I will say (because I have done it), it is a big pain using two cables from one bass, especially dissimilar ones (and the 13 pin cable is a bit thicker than the normal one). Is there any reason you can't get the signal from the GR20 into your other amp anyway?