King Tut

It's green mate. I think the problems arrive should the scanning sytem fail and the laser stops moving - possibly pointing directly in someone's eyeball. I think I'll play safe with this one!

Flyfishers response refers to laser pointers - not display lasers. There is a difference in that a scanning laser is believed to cause much less damage than a pointer because it never stays in the same place for long enough to cause damage UNLESS IT FAILS and stays in one place. It's got a yellow sticker so it falls under the class 3B regulations - the UK distributors have got back to me and said it shouldn't be pointed into the crowd - so that has given me my answer!!

That was a bargain Jezzaboy! An unusual finish - I don't remember a see through black. These are fantastic basses- I've had a couple but always moved them on because the short top horn puts the feel all out to me. I don't think you can beat ash for a body wood - the low mids give it real punch!

I've just bought a secondhand laser GVG 701 - it's either 30 or 40 Milliwatt depending on what you read! Would this be safe to point into the audience - I've no instructions and the company has stopped selling lasers!

Yeah Zoom are good. I think there's a Korg AX3000B going cheap on here - a very good cheap intro to Multi FX

You know i got one 4 sale matey!

Is it Flankers? Yes you have - it's awesome!

Nice! I got rid of my RW Precision when my Floyd band split. Now I'm in another one I soooo wish I'd kept it!

I sing lead in my main bands and backing when I'm depping and half the songs in my duo. Other than what's been mentioned above, an earplug in one ear (nearest the cymbals for me!!) helps me to pitch massively. Takes three of four gigs to get used to but I won't gig without it now. Also prevents deafness in your 'drum' ear!

I've got both. Cube 30 is the best by far unless you need battery operated and a drum machine/tuner etc. If the 'recording out' jack didn't cut out the speaker - I think I'd use the '30' for 'unplugged' type gigs.