MacDaddy

[quote name='binky_bass' post='8605' date='May 29 2007, 02:19 PM']where would the next bass bash be? never been before.[/quote] regional ones are always being planned, but [i]the [/i]BassWorld Bash (which I suppose will have to be renamed the BassChat Bash) is held twice a year in March and September, in Northampton. With the demise of BW I'm not sure if the pics/links have made it across. Dood can you help?

I hope you will be at the next Bass Bash with it!

[quote name='dlloyd' post='7271' date='May 26 2007, 07:23 PM']Ahh... here it is... [/quote] Want one!

One of my bands, Bordel, use baritone tuning for the guitars The other, Highest Order Of Angels, is standard tuning. I use a 5 er and have a 4 tuned BEAD.

cheers for that!

Does anyone have experience of these? Pro quality amp modelling and effects in a pedal with a DI that is 'future proofed' via software downloads seems too good to be true. Is it? ta.

Don't the FAQ's usually end up as stickies?

you could try the Hat Factory [url="http://www.luton.gov.uk/hatfactory"]http://www.luton.gov.uk/hatfactory[/url] not sure what their rates are, but it's local authority run so shouldn't be too expensive. Not sure about anywhere free though. rmbasses is a bass luthier from Luton, if he's come across he may have some input.

[quote name='Steve Lawson' post='2673' date='May 20 2007, 04:16 AM']PS Vic says hi, and thanks for the double thumbing ideas - he's getting quite good at it now... Sx[/quote]

at the moment my wireless unit, a V-AMP, and I'm looking for a 1u rack drawer.

other: Carvin & Shuker

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='2353' date='May 19 2007, 06:37 PM']I don't believe you!! [/quote]

let us know how it works live.

is this when you were fitting the tuning keys?

[quote name='slemm' post='1888' date='May 19 2007, 12:16 AM']Hi there just recentley I bought a Behringer rack mountable tuner, from Thomann's for £40 if I remember rightly. Well it does everything it's supposed to. It even has lights under neath which show your rig up on the darkest of stages. For the money you can't go wrong.[/quote] How does it cope with a low B? Can you post a follow up after it's been thrown in the back of cars and vans, after a couple of months of gigging? cheers! McD

[quote name='ali-stare' post='1896' date='May 19 2007, 12:25 AM']i play with BADG and use a 50 - 110 set of flats i never found that when playing a mates five string that i ever used the E string so thought id save the cash and get 4 string that could be tuned BADG i like it its comfy sounding but i really need new pups to appreciate that low sound[/quote] I've just converted my passive 4 string MM Sub to B-E-A-D. It's settled down quite well and meant I didn't have to fork out for another 5er.

MacDaddy: - double first at Cambridge - fluent in 7 languages - taught Victor Wooton and Steve Lawson - played on several patinum selling albums - pathological liar

[quote name='simon73' post='1878' date='May 19 2007, 12:04 AM'][attachment=109:IMGP0014.JPG][attachment=109:IMGP0014.JPG]My Current and only bass (at the moment) I have had this for nearly a year.[/quote] That's the bass I learned to play on. Or the bass I used when I first started to play

[color="#800080"]Proudly presenting [color="#FF0000"]The Dalek[/color]. Phil Jones Bass M-500 head, 16B and 8T cabs.[/color]

I'll have some of that! How is this question going to work? First correct reply wins or will the winners be chosen randomly? cheers for doing this Dave!

far too confusing Andy, you may have to remind me at some point in the future if I forget. My memory is not what it was you know...

[color="#800080"][b]MacDaddy & The Dalek are in the house![/b][/color] member 369 and a newbie ? Well it's good we are quickly growing, but I'll have to sort out the newbie status otherwise the bigger boys will be stealing my lunch money at playtime Kudos to everyone one involved is getting us here, and hopefully [i]keeping [/i]us here!

[color="#0000FF"][b]The below is what I have copied and pasted from Bassworld, then Basstalk. If anyone knows a better way of doing it please let me know.[/b][/color] cheers McD Basstalk.co.uk _ Feedback Section _ Mac Attack! MacDaddys feedback Posted by: MacDaddy Nov 13 2006, 09:36 PM I've been buying stuff off some of you and now I've started selling. Any comments gratefully received Posted by: Ant Nov 13 2006, 09:59 PM This guy gave me my well needed dose of FUNK wah wah waaaaaaah wakka wakka waaaaaaaah wah wah. Bought a wah from him and it came really fast and took me quite a while to get into the packaging Posted by: bassplayer2106 Nov 19 2006, 10:07 PM Sold him a DVD, excellent. Posted by: G-77 Nov 19 2006, 10:46 PM Sold Simon a VampPro, We met up in Denmark Street, he paid cash & then we went shopping Excellent 10/10 Trev. Posted by: Gwilym Nov 20 2006, 12:19 PM +ive MacDaddy bought my Shuker 6 string - he turned up when he said he was going to, and had the correct amount of cash. Can't say fairer than that! Posted by: Wildman Nov 28 2006, 03:34 PM Just bought Cakewalk Studio off Simon, painless transaction, item posted as soon as monies paid, condition as described. Excellent ! Posted by: jimbartlett Feb 28 2007, 11:55 AM Bought a BassBalls, smooth transaction...top bloke! Posted by: 99ster Mar 16 2007, 01:57 AM Smooth transaction - splendid '78 Guild bass exactly as described. Top geezer! Posted by: OBBM Mar 26 2007, 10:46 PM Simon is a top man. We sorted out a mutually benficial deal involving a length of cable and an amp cover. Powered by Invision Power Board (http://www.invisionboard.com) © Invision Power Services (http://www.invisionpower.com)