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[quote name='Old Horse Murphy' post='289796' date='Sep 23 2008, 11:47 AM']It doesn't really affect my playing at all John (like most things you get used to it). My Wedding Ring is pretty thick and deep (not enough to make we walk lopsided) but has rounded edges so it doesn't dig in at all. Try Wedding Rings Direct basedi n Hove. They used to offer a "try before you buy" service, where thye have a number of replica rings in different styles and sizes that you basically hire for a week which gives you a chance to try them out in real lif situations.[/quote] Shame they don't offer 'wives' on the same deal

Technically I presently have 6 basses but I really only use one of those... two at a push.... Although I really want a DB or EUB

Depends.... I prefer to incorporate showing off into songs.... though I did used to play the Magic Roundabout with a two hand tapping type thingy a few years back whichh was always fun..... Oh and Big Bottom.... The Tap!

LOUD NOISES.......!!!!

Oooh I might be able to make this..... let me check!!

I think just post a request to see what response you get....

I know he's done her (ooer!) in the past..... not sure now though

Cheers for that..... I asked as I've not played any other DB other than my Grandfathers Old Gemand thingy.... which is gorgeous.... pl;ayed plenty of EUB's... hated the Stag to be honest..... Anyone tried the Dean Pace???

Hi Guys Any of you have experience of this make - [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Double-Bass-cutaway-version-Natural-Blonde-4-4-new_W0QQitemZ180289877496QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item180289877496&_trkparms=72%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14"]click here[/url] Or any advice with regards to quality, playability, construction etc... would be appreciated.... Prices seem very low end.... just wondered if the quality is the same? many thanks Jay

Think it depends on how you set up the system..... The wharfedales will work fine but as Bill says... you will need a separate amp to run the subs.... I wouldn't recommend running them via your full range cabs as it looks like thats what your trying to do....

To be honest I wouldn't have thought anything decent at that sorta price level.... you could look for some Whafedale EVp15 that might be a good alternative. Just knocking out the horns in a pair of full range cabs won't work enough for sub bass... you need dedicated subs that have dedicated networks for the lower frequencies

Bose suck C**K.... they made one product which stuck in this industry for years and their marketing money keeps them on people's install list's...... it's all marketing bullshit!

...... he also made some of the pickups for early Zoot basses..... very good they were too!

He was F*****G AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wickford/Hanningfields here......

You lot are soooooooo secretive...... come on spill spill spill!!!!!

[quote name='Adee' post='277782' date='Sep 5 2008, 01:18 PM']Right not sure how to describe the problem . . . . I have my bass D.I'd into our PA as well as the rest of the band The problem is when I play it sounds as though my backline is fighting with the PA and I sound a little out of tune too (I'm not i've checked) ! Turning my backline down helps but then I cant hear myself as well. Any ideas? Ta Ade[/quote] When you say fighting.... what you mean exactly? your backline not loud enough compared to the pa?

[quote name='phil_the_bassist' post='277620' date='Sep 5 2008, 09:55 AM']lovin the union flag getup![/quote] That shirt cost me a fortune.... original 1960's.... it's a very tight fit....

Nuff Said!

[quote name='marcus bell' post='277483' date='Sep 5 2008, 12:17 AM']oh yes very long, what body shape did you have? electronics not great why???[/quote] It was a series 2 with the Slap groove..... I had it back several times to JD... when it worked it sounded great.... had to have them all replaced in the end