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[quote name='d-basser' post='171430' date='Apr 7 2008, 02:01 PM']its an awesome rig though dude, that bass sound as metal as it looks?[/quote] Cheers, I love the sound I get from it. I get told to turn down by our guitarist who uses a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier with a 4*12 cab and a Marshall JCM2000 with a 4 * 12 cab. It can really cut through! I got the cab in an exchange with ste_3 from this very site. The dean has a brilliant metal sound to it. Surprisingly (although it doesn't look it) you can play quite a few different variations of styles on it. The only one it's not too good at is slap, but that would look a bit weird too!! I'm in the process of buying a Ltd Edition USA Dean ML Bass too.....

To be honest mate, I don't know. Brycebites would be the best person to ask as he seems to know A LOT about tubes.

[quote name='d-basser' post='171006' date='Apr 6 2008, 09:53 PM']looking at your rig Jim i am guessing you are a reggae player [/quote] ha!!

Here is mine.... Eden Nemesis NC810 (8*10 combo), Rack containing a Korg DTR1000, James Lamenzo Hyperdrive and a Russian Big Muff. I have a Barge Concepts VB-jr (Variable Blend True Bypass Looper) on it's way. My Dean Z Tour is the Bass shown in the pictures. Thanks, Jim.

I've found the samples, uploaded them and modified the original post. All the links should work again now. Thanks, Jim.

Kev, I'll have a look tonight to see if I still have them. Cheers, Jim.

Hi, I have a Dean Z Tour Bass which is active (and sounds cool). The battery ran out the other day and the Bass died on me so it got me thinking.....could I install a switch or something to bypass the active curcuit? I will get some photo's of the guts of the Bass on by this weekend and if anyone could help me work this out, that would be great! Thanks, Jim.

Graham bought a Gator rack case from me. He picked it up directly from my house, no problems, great bloke, good chat!! Please do not hesitate to deal with Graham, he is brilliant.

Stephen is a great, honest guy to deal with. We met up and did a swap of equipment without any hassle or worries. Please feel confident dealing with him as he is a blinding geezer! ** Sorry Stephen, Geejay's and your post has just reminded me to leave feedback..... :blush: **

Ah....little Kylie..... :wub:

Stop it!!! You lot are starting to put too many ideas into he head!!!

[quote name='OldGit' post='147111' date='Feb 26 2008, 09:43 AM']+1 on the status light .... You don't want to be looking round to your amp to see if your mute is on or off... Build it so that the status lamp is off for most of the time (ie whatever you default setting is) and use a quick release battery holder such as these from Axesrus (they are ony £4.20 inc postage) You'll thank me when your battery goes between numbers and you don't have to find a screwdriver [/quote] Blinding thanks. I have just come up with an idea about the LED's...... If I get two which light up, I can make them the naked lasses nips!

Yes, you have a good point. On the other hand, I could build a custom one to suit my board/style (cue artistic thoughts of skulls, knives, blood and naked women...!). I did have a look on Thomann and the cheapest I found was an H&K one for about £15 + postage.