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[quote name='LukeFRC' post='121214' date='Jan 15 2008, 11:41 PM']soundconrols sales bit.... [url="https://www.estagemanager.com/test/index.php"]https://www.estagemanager.com/test/index.php[/url] theres a fender jazz deluxe 5 sting there there for £199.99, that doesnt sound bad! ............................ although you are in edinburgh too, and they are both down south...[/quote] That's not a bad price - 1/2 tempted myself! Hamster

Another addition to the Surrey massive Welcome Al ! Hamster

I've used NBR pipe lagging before, it's a bit firmer than some of the grey PE foam lagging. You will get it in a hardware shop like B&Q. Hamster

I think Warwicks sound ok for most applications, but I just don't get on with the body shapes. Hamster

[quote name='Wil' post='121171' date='Jan 15 2008, 10:50 PM']Yep, it works a treat! There's an option in the user control panel, you just type in the user's name and it blocks their posts.[/quote] Unless of course someone 'quotes' the blocked post in their post - then you see it. Hamster

For all the charges - import, VAT and handling etc, if you add 22% to the final shipped total that will give you a good idea of the in your hands cost. Hamster

Sounds like a nice project. I would strongly advise to keep to 36" or less scale length. A 38" scale might give you real tendonitis problems unless you have really massive hands and long fingers. Hamster

Small but nice! I'd like one of those full scale Skoda cakes that are on the telly Hamster

I've bought/sold a few things now if you want to give some love............ Hamster

This is such a painful thread - I thought my shrink had helped me to forget all of my bad musical memories - now they're all back again. I need therapy! Hamster

Hello Henrys - and Welcome! Enjoy! Hamster

These are quite good - and run off AAA batteries [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mighty-Bright-XtraFlex-Music-Light/dp/B000IX4X8Y"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mighty-Bright-Xtra...t/dp/B000IX4X8Y[/url] Hamster

Hi James - welcome! Hamster

Ouch - that was a bit low for a really nice bass - anyone here get it? Hamster

[quote name='Pedro1020' post='120368' date='Jan 14 2008, 07:49 PM']Woa..the custom body decal is way to close to the name, could this be a factory error? or someone's foolish attempt at applying a decal? *shrugs* Would have fooled me, I never buy Fender's off ebay..I can't trust them, so probs...but others make up from squiers.[/quote] I've seen the decals close like that on MIJ necks. Hamster edit to add piccy

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[quote name='mistahbenn' post='120190' date='Jan 14 2008, 04:22 PM']Ends in 2 hours, at £510 at the mo. Bargain[/quote] There'll be a last minute bid-a-thon Hamster

It's been relisted with an amended start price Maybe worth the risk if you get it for less than £15 Hamster

[quote name='paul h' post='120062' date='Jan 14 2008, 01:22 PM']I'm sorry if you find my wanting to discuss a Lydia video an irritant. But this IS a discussion forum. P.[/quote] Ok, there have been previous threads about her, but when I surf in my tea breaks it's nice to be reminded about a quick video clip to watch or listen to. Hamster

[quote name='Adee' post='120056' date='Jan 14 2008, 01:15 PM']I've got a Fender USA series Precision Bass (the one with the useless S1 Switching) The output from the D & G strings is considerably lower than the output from the E & A strings I'm going to try lowering the pup under the E & A and raise the t'uther to try and even it out I've had this bass a couple of years and not noticed this until I installed a Badass III bridge So . . Is there a way of checking if both halfs of the split pick-up are working correctly ? Cheers for you help Ade[/quote] I think for that test you'll have to disconnect the pickups from the pots and each other and test the DC resistance of each one. Don't test the DC resistance without disconnecting them or you'll get a false reading. Hamster

Methinks shill bidding too! Hamster

I think I'll buy her album Transformation and have a good old listen Hamster

[quote name='birdy' post='118504' date='Jan 11 2008, 01:27 PM']Hey Chris, I didnt realise that you and Hamster were so close :-) Steve[/quote] He stokes my fur - I stroke his basses, it makes a nice quiet evening in Hamster

[quote name='Danny' post='118808' date='Jan 11 2008, 07:47 PM']Just had this for about 5 mins. IPS Driver Error There appears to be an error with the database. You can try to refresh the page by clicking here[/quote] Me too, at the same time as Danny Hamster

[quote name='john_the_bass' post='118455' date='Jan 11 2008, 12:32 PM']right, my new pedal board is planned in my head, but i have some questions. What does a bassballs do? Are there any octave [b]up[/b] effects? I think the unibass does octave up, but will it do it without any fuzz? Has anybody tried using something like a danelectro spring king for that spring reverb crash?[/quote] It sounds a bit like this:_ There's quite a few pedals that give an octave up - digitech whammy and EBS octobass off the top of my head. Hamster