jaydentaku

This kind of lazy "promoting" attracts new/young bands. They take advantage and its saddening. BUT, luckily, this kind of thing never lasts

3 year guarantee. I wouldn't touch it personally. But then, I have three.

hello nut job. welcome.

[font="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"][size="2"][color="#333333"]what exactly is nonsense about his statement though? [/color][/size][/font] [font="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"][size="2"][color="#333333"]He criticises die hard fans for blindly accepting poor build quality. Surely that is a fair estimation of a die hard fan of any product?[/color][/size][/font] [font="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"][size="2"][color="#333333"]Brushing his opinion off as nonsense is only bolstering his argument. [/color][/size][/font]

Its certainly confusing to be accused of bias, when you made such an objective statement.

White cloud, you are right on the money.

slow and steady wins the race!

I won't have more than 2 pints, including water. Mainly so I don't need a slash half way through the set but also so I don't sound even more sh*te than I normally do.

yeah. still interested

Seriously? I imagine they have a rough time, all those concerts, all those screaming kids. Signings, press releases, etc. That I imagine to be tough. BUT, I imagine they get very well looked after, plus, screaming kids and talking about yourself and how wonderful you are is a narcissists dream. they might be loving it and the quote is an OUTRAGE!

You're right. It is a moral outrage.

What about a hand made, British, custom bass for £700? Jon Letts

(sorry)

[quote name='Jellyfish' timestamp='1358419513' post='1938685'] At least it's got a better cutaway than a lot of basses that have appeared in this thread. [/quote] I believe they are called, mightaswellnothaveaway

Ah, the Warwick clothes rack. Lay some f***ing beats, whilst drying your smalls.

[quote name='Master blaster' timestamp='1358346410' post='1937402'] I've got a gk700rb2 I your interested. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/196802-fs-gk-700rb-ii-l300/"]http://basschat.co.u...-700rb-ii-l300/[/url] [/quote] this

I have played classical and flamenco for 21 years. I hate long nails and I have never had to rely on them being long to play. They should never been more the 1-2mm higher than the tip of your fingers. That's the advice my instructor gave me and its also the rule that many players go by. Some say longer, but I find it can catch the strings. 1mm length doesn't impede my bass playing and I don't look like a woman or a member of the Adams Family.

[quote name='Matt P' timestamp='1358272775' post='1936118'] is anyone able to bring along an ACG or a Lettsbass? i've got GAS for a custom bass but haven't had a chance to see work from either of these great builders in person. matt [/quote] I am bringing my Letts along.

Having gone through numerous pairs of headphones and in-ear headphones, I can safely say that the Bose IE2's are fantastic. They don't go in your ear canal, they sit over it. Very comfortable and excellent quality sound and build. I was using Shure in ear headphone but found them to be incredibly uncomfortable and sometimes painful.