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[quote name='agoulding' post='322220' date='Nov 4 2008, 09:21 PM']we just need a shed and 57 basses...[/quote] I know a bloke who's got 57 basses

[quote name='Ajoten' post='321816' date='Nov 4 2008, 02:26 PM']I know I could get to London, where I might have more success (as long as I don't mind the extortionate prices and rude staff). And even then Sound Control has closed down and Andy's didn't have any basses last time I looked. [/quote] If you are referring to Andy's Guitars, owned by Andy Preston, he went bankrupt (again, which is why the shop's trading name kept changing from Andy's Drum Centre, Andy Guitar Centre, Andy's Guitars, etc). He ripped me off for £500.00 on a Fender Bassman Amp the shop was selling for me. He's a liar, cheat, and scum, but that's for another thread.

[quote name='paul, the' post='205815' date='May 25 2008, 05:57 AM']Oh my. I wasn't expecting to like it.. but, :wub:[/quote] +1

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='320685' date='Nov 3 2008, 09:12 AM']It will be 12 months next week since I placed my order on an original build time of 3-5 months.[/quote] October last year for me

What you should be seeing here (bottom left) is my former Trace combo. 1X15 500w which had the felt covering (can't remember the model no off-hand). This pic is from 2002. Once I'd sorted out the correct fuses ( ) this amp never let me me down, was versatile, and always loud enough even when not going through the PA. The only drawback was that it was heavy. I still miss it though

My custom made Shuker (in production) couldn't be anything other than headless, as it has the 2 extra frets on the E string (Kubicki style) & a bend well across the other strings. Headless makes sense, easier on small stages, better balance, smaller cases and less space. BC Rich do a non-headless headless guitar, with their quick loader strings. No tuning pegs, but still a headstock.

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what about an effect pedal with stereo outs, one in to each amp?

In terms of [i]'you break it, you pay for it' [/i]there seems to be an assumption that the person involved has the means to pay, and more importantly - the inclination to pay.

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I'd like not to, but as our drummer doesn't have a drum kit in this country (he's Polish. I know, a drummer without a kit, but we always have sh1t loads of Poles at our gigs so it's not too bad) and has to play another bands, I'm not really in a position to say no if their bassist needs a bass rig. Hasn't happend yet, but if it does there will be very strict instructions. My basses though, no way.

My amp/combo was his and has been customised for him. Good job I love it too

Sometimes I think I'd like to buy a bass like that - at that price, use it for the last song then trash it That's got to be worth £37?

[quote name='Lorne' post='315737' date='Oct 27 2008, 12:56 PM']Nope,1,500 miles a year Maximum[/quote] similar mileage here too. But although I only have 2 basses (and one being built) definitely worth more than my 98 Renault Megane Classic - bass players should not drive saloons

I have a case which opens in 2, and has 4 lights in each half, a lead conects the halves, and a kettle lead plugs in the mains. Small and portable, but effective. The lights react to volume, rather than music (i've noticed) but they do the job, and stop you looking like you're gigging in someone's front room. They were £40 from the local disco equipment shop - but this was about 5 years ago. [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=220152"]http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=220152[/url] this kind of thing, but they've gone up a bit in price.

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