jezzaboy

Sounds like the nut might not be cut properly? I would take it back and tell them to be honest, especially as it`s new. Nice looker by the way. lovely looking Cort as well. How good is it? Thinking of buying a 5 string one.

Radiophonic says: [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The Nate Mendel seems particularly pointless - just an annoying amount of fake damage that you only notice if you look a bit? I'd still have one, but I'd want the body sprayed black! [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]And thats what I have done. I was sick of the red colour, so I sprayed it satin black as I was looking for a black P bass. It sounds much better as well [/font][/color]

If you like the RW, I would get the J pickup added to it. It is a good looking mod on a P bass. I have 2 P/J basses and they are my current favourites.

You have got me worried now. I bought a TE AH 600, 7 band eq, made in the US, brand new last year. Are they deemed as unreliable?

Is there a big demand for an amp this size? And at Sweetwater the original price was $1399, so $1100 off? Designed in the UK and USA, made in China. Oh how the mighty have fallen

I bet that is going to cost quite a few shekels. Looks good though.

Stick an advert on Gumtree, then be prepared for all the replies from people that just waste your time. These places are full of dreamers and bedroom players but unfortunately sometimes it is the only way to meet people and you may be lucky.

I have a Trace Elliot 600 watt amp so thats like 1200 ordinary watts then I like the look and the sound of the amp, the power doesn`t mean much. It has green lights on the front panel as well!!

They are an older model. I had one a few years ago and it was ok but not as good as a VM or Classic Vibe but they are a good bit more expensive second hand. Do you like the sound and the feel of it? For £120 it could be a bargain.

It wasn`t really a Cliff bassline originally. It was played by on the record by Mark Evans or George Young depending whose story you believe. But Cliff is/was the man. To the op. The best version is on the Let there be rock film from Paris in 79 imo. I play in a dc covers band and we always start with it and as it starts with the bass, I love it! The most important thing as said above, is to lock in with the drums. Phil Rudd and Cliff are tighter than a nats chaf. Don`t add it too much either, they are simple lines, played very well. The amount of guys on Ya Tube I see adding in fills where there never was any Good luck!!

[quote name='jezzaboy' timestamp='1372884111' post='2131241'] Here we go..... Current: Fender P bass Frankenstein, Yam RBX 374, Pawn Shop Mustang. And previous in no particular order... EBMM Stingray Sterling by MM Ray 34 CA Classic 70`s Jazz 2 x Classic 60`s Jazz, one white, one sunburst 2 x Mex Jazz Highway One Jazz Highway One P Squier VM P Squier P bass Special Squier Classic Vibe P Squier VM Jazz Squier Mike Dirnt Fender Mike Dirnt 2 X US P basses 2 x Fender Jap 57 reissue P 2 x Epi Tbirds pro 2 x Epi Tbird Epi EBO Epi EB 3 Ibanez SRX700 SR700 2 X SR500 GSR 205 2X SR300 Artcore short scale thing 2 x SRX somethings 3 x GL L2000 Tributes 2 x Yamaha BB414 Rockbass Corvette Status T bass Status Energy This list of previous basses is shocking and has cost me a bloomin fortune. And I have let go some really good basses for the stupidest of reasons. [/quote] Update time. Gone to new home Yamaha trbx 304 Ibanez ATK300 Squier VM 77 black n maple Still here Pawn shop Mustang Ibanez SR750 Nate Mendel P bass Yamaha BB1100s much modified Sterling by MM Sub 4 much modified Harley Benton PB50

I had a VM 77 in black, added some Schaller tuners, Jazz knobs and it looked and sounded rather good. So why did I sell it? GAS!!

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1483738483' post='3209804'] Do you/He actually think that about Jazz.? Jazz is way bigger than what he's talking about. [/quote] Oh yeah, I think he does. Have you heard what he says about Ned Sheeran? Still if you watch all the videos with the fan in it, he gives the guy pelters for wearing a black shirt, so I imagine that on our sister site, Shirtchat, there will be a discussion on his dislike of black shirts Or maybe not....

I like Noel. He is one of the few honest guys left in the music industry. Says what he thinks and doesnt give a monkeys what you or I think about it. Jazz ain`t really my bag but some of the Quincy Jones stuff is fantastic. However, I have heard the type of Jazz music that he describes in the video and he is spot on.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1483635667' post='3208929'] Very adjustable, but a complete pain to set up. I'd go for the Schaller 3D design over this provided that it offers enough adjustment for you needs. [/quote] Looks a quality piece of kit. https://www.thomann.de/gb/schaller_3d4_c.htm

I used a TC 210 with a Ashdown Mag head for a year or so and it was a nice combination. I looked at the Peavey when it came out but as you say, there is very little info about them.

[quote name='Harryburke14' timestamp='1483556160' post='3208244'] Theres a 500w Ashdown ABM in the classifieds for £200 that Im tempted by, but unsure of a cab that would suit RE wattage, ohms, etc. As i say, Im lacking any clue as to what Im doing. [/quote] Perfect for all your gigging needs if you like the Ashdown sound. Any decent cab with around 400 watts at 8 ohms will be fine.

I like the look of the SR300E with the powerspan pickups. Good variety of tones there I imagine. I have owned a few 300`s and they have all been nice. Haven`t had a 174 but did have a TRBX 304 with an active set up and handy tone switching which is a nice bass but is £70 dearer than the Ibby, so the 300 is on budget. You would be better having a blast on the both of them and see what suits you best.

If it improves the quality of the performance. I`m all for using a tablet. Does anyone watching a band really care if someone uses a tablet?