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[quote name='basse' post='303101' date='Oct 9 2008, 03:49 PM']Sorry this took longer than I thought... Here are those better photos of the Trussart that I promised: [/quote] That looks awesome

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[quote name='Delberthot' post='307580' date='Oct 16 2008, 08:31 AM']If it was the same as mine, your cab will have a Fane driver which I didn't rate very highly before buying and I was right, I managed to blow it relatively quickly. I put an Eminence Kappa driver in it as I had one sitting in its box. Sounded really good too. I swapped the original driver in a previous Trace cab i had. It ws the compact 1153. i can't remember the exact model but it was another celestion, albeit 300w instead of the original 200w and 4ohms instead of 8ohms. Sounded really good.[/quote] How exactly did you blow the speaker? Sounds like you did something wrong vs. there actually being anything wrong with the speaker...

I have to have 3 winds of string on each peg :wacko:

I once received a Marshall Guvnor in a childs shoebox packed with tissue paper which was slightly flattened with a bootmark over the address... Only that there were no holes for the jacks I'd have thought they'd had it thru an amp at the PO

I'm tempted just as a cheap backup to throw around :S

IME even the most basic Levy's straps would take a proper tug in the right direction for them to move like that, duno how you're playing your bass mate

"Think Jesus Lizard" No sh*t...

Could be a copy.

What are you using, a teflon strap? Levy's are pretty good, I've never had any trouble with them before but I duno if they do wide ones.

+1 on Elites. The SS ones are dark blue at the tuners.

I got a 5m roll of both sides from eBay for about £7 but it was ages ago and I can't find the seller.

Took up bass coz I didn't have the space for drums. Turns out all my bass gear probably occupies more space than a drum kit now anyway

[quote name='top jimmy' post='303673' date='Oct 10 2008, 10:49 AM']i played lasy night in my ex band i struggeld because i had not played in that band since 2000-2001[/quote] We were meant to be playing last night as support before Dilana's tour got cancelled. In other news: I'm playing there tonight

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='299055' date='Oct 4 2008, 12:55 AM']Sorry bud I thought you were having a pop at the thread title (pup[b]s[/b]) it wasn't til after I'd clicked "add reply" that I thought you might actually have meant something else and I forgot to check... I've had a beer. :blush:[/quote] Fair enough, I was laughing at the fact he changed his listing from sterling to standard pickup

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='303060' date='Oct 9 2008, 02:58 PM']That could possibly be the lamest thing I have ever seen.[/quote] +1, what was that all about :S

[quote name='bassatnight' post='303043' date='Oct 9 2008, 02:32 PM']Folks, I am toying with forking out around the £250 mark for either a Squire Modified Jazz or the Precision version, can anyone shed any light on their plus and minus points? or should I stick nother hundred on and go for a Fender Standard Series model? Money is a bit tight at present. Ta, Steve.[/quote] I had the jazz and it was really nice. Looks good, low action, easy to play, sounds good On sale here for £200: [url="http://www.reidys.com/index.pl?submit=View_PLU&PLU=5134"]http://www.reidys.com/index.pl?submit=View_PLU&PLU=5134[/url] Was fairly heavy though and I replaced the bridge because the stock one is like a standard Fender and not particularly substantial.

Road trip!

You can use the SansAmp Bass Driver before a power amp too.

£300-400 tops, it'd have to be something very special to go above that. Spend more money on amplification Any bass can sound awesome through a great amp and any bass *will* sound awful through a rubbish one.