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[quote name='steve-bbb' timestamp='1373658271' post='2140379']
theres not many bassists could pull this off

[/quote]Or be brave enough to want to do it.

Done here too.

You've mentioned the BDDI but I would throw the MXR M80 into the mix (I've been using one for years), the Sadowsky pre amp pedal, Aguillar Tone Hammer pedal, EBS Microbass and I'm sure other BCers will add some others.

Seems like a good idea and as I'm only currently in one band at the moment it's easy for me. I'm in The



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Great review with really good, meaningful pictures, BGM take note.

I'm also a recent Phil Jones convert, I thought the only time I'd ever change my rig would be if the head blew up or the cab failed, but like Gareth I got a Cub and was lured into the PJB vortex, and very happy I am about it.

Don't do it! I did many, many years ago, huge mistake as they started to tear the neck off.

My last 4 major bass purchases have been from The Gallery and Guitar Guitar.

I can't see them on the Bass Direct site, maybe I'm being blind. However, I can thoroughly recommend the PB 300 powered cab which would go very nicely with a Bass Buddy.

EDIT: Ah I see it now, interesting.

Absolutely awesome cabs, I used one for years. Light and loud sums them up nicely. They are voiced so that you occupy your own place in a band mix and don't get swamped by others. Have an appreciative bump.

[quote name='TheRockinRoadie' timestamp='1372598925' post='2127526']


That looks great! I'm a big fan of P90s - the white looks great with the burst. I'm always surprised at the quality of the Cort instruments when I go to the trade shows!
[/quote]Ta very much. It reminds me of The Fender Esprit model that Robben Ford used to use, its tone isn't a million miles away from that guitar either; if only I had Mr Ford's formidable talent to go with it

[quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1372584777' post='2127356']

I should get out more.

I'll get me anorak.
[/quote]I think we all have a rainproof item of clothing on BC

Don't worry about your English Luc, I'm sure it's a lot better than the most our member's French, mine included welcome.

Sunny day (or Sunday if you prefer ) bump.


EDIT: Apologies to those where it is cloudy and wet (just seen the national forecast).

BC has risen to the challenge yet again, you guys never fail to impress. I told Graham to post the question here as I was confident someone would know. Anoraktastic!

Oh yeah. Very, very nice.

Is it any good for metal?

Any Steely Dan album, but especially Aja and The Royal Scam.

Rockabillytastic!

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1372000399' post='2120471']
I think my biggest pleasant surprise was a Carpenters live set with some great drumming and a couple of fantastic sounding guitar solos.
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Goodbye To Love has to have one of the best crafted guitar solos ever.

The Riddle - Nik Kershaw

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1371973911' post='2120114']
Tony Levin is no slouch either!
[/quote]And is there a cooler bass player out there? Not IMO.

[quote name='Schnozzalee' timestamp='1371935882' post='2119918'], a nice ocean turquoise for me!
[/quote]Now you're talking!

As ever these things are a nonsense.

[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1371917875' post='2119600']
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