tayste_2000

Think I can just stay in Manchester and hear you to be honest. GT200 Mk2 ordered Collection planned for my birthday as the last GT200 I had was made on my 25th Birthday so to start as I mean to go on I'll have it's replacement on my 29th

Jesus, I mean eq wise that's very similar to how I use to run mine but god damn that volume and gain I never managed to get mine above 12 o clock on the volume. God knows what you use to use the B-15 for

Yeah it is and it'll be coming home soon

Yeah I saw it at the weekend, I'm ordering a MK2 later today I think though been a bit busy to do all my specs for it. Either way it's going to be very special

I did not know there was a Star Bass Single Cut hmmmmm

That shape without the hole I'd be very interested, I like the sliding pickups, just needs to be a bit cleaner ala Gibson, but it's Guy's bass and if he seems happy then awesome, Warwick aren't lining up to make me a bass. I suppose it's an issue of that bass with the hole and knowing the price is going to be £3000+ Warwick do not make cheap signatures.

I have the Behringer version and I'm going to pickup the Tech 21 version as soon as I can find space on my board, it is like the greatest stacking pedal ever, any other dirt you run into it just sounds way better. Seriously good and under rated pedal.

[quote name='bertbass' timestamp='1370368786' post='2099872'] I used an 8x10 for every gig I did for the last 10 years, pubs, clubs, festivals, inside and out. one of the easiest cabs I've ever had to move around, much easier than a 4x10. Takes up the same amount of floor space, or less, than a 4x10. Being taller, you can hear what you're playing and you can also see the controls on your amp a lot better. I do however use a van to get the band's gear about which is an advantage. Easier to wheel it in and out of a van than to coax it into a Golf. Oh, and I never had a Landlord complain either. [/quote] Same, people think they are a nightmare to move, true they aren't a one handed lift but very few gigable cabs are. I'm going to be trying some heads this weekend with my 8x10 and I think it'll be a keep because it is always the best rig you can play through, there is nothing more fun than an 8x10, except maybe 2 of them

I tried one recently, hopefully Andy won't buy it before I decide I want it. I picked it up as a joke, I'm not a fan of Nate nor signature basses but god damn is it an awesome instrument, just feels like home and the sound is amazing. So I'm toying with do I sell my Lakland Donald Dunn P and get this, or do I keep both put flats on the Lakland and leave this with rounds, swap the pup in the Lakland for the SPB-3 or just walk away

I tried a [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]G5123 today and loved it, thought it was 30inch scale not 32?[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I'd have to run a closer eye over it before I bought one but I didn't see any issues fit and finish wise, I've also tried the Gibson Midtown and loved that but it doesn't have that proper hollowbody vibe (because it isn't it's a hollowed out solid body) I'd certainly be looking at the Gretsch before I buy a Guild Starfire.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]TV pups for the win, they also work beautifully in that Fender Cabronita[/font][/color]

Looking to play more, but after 8 years of touring professionally I'm not looking to dep and fill in on stage (well not at the moment) but am available for recording sessions. I have a wide range of gear capable of covering a wide range of genres (full list available on request) Basically looking at getting into what I know is a very tough market, so happy to whore myself about for free to build a name if possible Contact me here via pm or on email at tayste (at) gmail.com