PaulWarning

it's all about personnel taste really, I had a ray, now got a P and much prefer the tone of that over the ray, but that's just my opinion

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1334566832' post='1617559'] Try then with a stiff pick for a week*, if you can't hear a difference then you ARE deaf [i]*Warning, will result in a horrendous mess and needing new strings [/i] [/quote] guess I must be, I use a 1mm pick all the time, but they haven't shed their 'skin' this time, someone on here told me to be careful not to catch them on the bridge holes when putting them on as it damages the coating, works for me

just put some new elixir nanowebs on after having the old ones on for a year, about 30 gigs and practices most weeks, and I can't tell any difference, either I'm even more deaf than I thought or they're very good value foe money, £27 off ebay

I too would say a P is better for a power trio, not the other way round, I've had a Jazz, although it was a MIM one, I've now got a MIA P and I would say the P definatly helps fill out the sound of the band more than a Jazz.

hey I've got one of these, was my first bass, got me started, bought it for £40 of a mate, still use it as a back up for my MIA P, it don't sound half bad either, good luck with the restoration, don't expect to make any money though, one of the reasons I've still got mine is it sounds far better than what's it worth, if that makes sense.

I find it easier to remove the nut and use emery cloth to rub down the bottom of the nut, and if you go too far shim it with some paper/cardboard, someone will probably come on here now to tell me that's not how you do it, but it is safer, no fret board damge

make sure you get the polarity right, I had one of those and fried it by getting it wrong, no protection against it as with some pedals

[quote name='ThomBassmonkey' timestamp='1333327248' post='1600170'] haha yeah he's the kinda guy that gets about a bit, I actually live on the same road as him. I'm with the James Warner Prophecies (as per sig ). I put John onto Paddy and Owen for your video. I've not seen you play in a while though, last time was a bit ago at the Greyhound. [/quote] Oh right, the video worked out pretty well, would have been even better if we'd have managed to play a bit better in the second half, and I'd have insisted on having the bass a little louder

[quote name='ThomBassmonkey' timestamp='1333290752' post='1599602'] Paul, are you the bassist in Verbal Warning? If so, I've known John a long time. [/quote] yep that's me, everyone seems to have known John for a long time What's your band, are you local?

the purists might get a bit sniffy, but it is punk rock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKOcdCbWMQk

[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1333116694' post='1597707'] Me: "This one's in E Flat Minor" Guitarist: "You sure? I thought it was D Sharp" [/quote] That's not as bad as "shall we change this to E#" it really happened, although to be fair he did realise what he'd said straight away

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1333024470' post='1596304'] GET OUT!! [/quote] marvellous, there's always room for a bit of abuse in punk rock, (it is the Toy Dolls version we do) and not taking yourself too seriously

[quote name='CS2' timestamp='1333022851' post='1596272'] I must confess that not only have I done it, I chose it. However this is the version we did... [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG0gl4p2F-g[/media] "And if I haiver whatever the f*ck that means", is my favourite alteration. [/quote] yeah that rocks, bit slower than we do it though

[quote name='PaulWarning' timestamp='1333016454' post='1596145'] for give my ignorance but what does IBTL mean? nothing complimentry I presume [/quote] ok got it, not too bad, I was fearing worse

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1333015474' post='1596125'] You were a member of [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydcdQk0RJuE"]They Must Be Russians[/url] and I claim my £5.00 [/quote] for give my ignorance but what does IBTL mean? nothing complimentry I presume

[quote name='AMPEG' timestamp='1332950972' post='1595433'] I'm with you on this song, I bleeding hate it (you know how bad a bassline it has) its always 'wheeled out' to the drunken masses at the end of the nite. I have point blank refused to play despite being nagged by the rest of the band. [/quote] afraid I can't agree with you, maybe you're being a bit snobby?, 500 miles is a great simple singalong song to do as an encore, punked up of course, send the crowd home happy they'll come again, and lets face we all love a gig where we get an audience reaction, or should do. We do Nellie the Elephant as well

latest word is they've sorted things out and it's staying open

bit of deja vu going on here http://basschat.co.uk/topic/171695-fender-or-marshall-bass-amp-help/page__p__1591786__fromsearch__1#entry1591786

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1332769000' post='1592784'] Just scroll down - the item's still there. [/quote] Cheers, obvious huh, feel a bit of a pratt now

[quote name='fatboyslimfast' timestamp='1332769733' post='1592800'] Maybe there's a reworking there... "Old-age creaks so hard to beat...gut's so big I can't see my feet" [/quote] or my prick

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1332596635' post='1590460'] Being the other side of fifty, I always feel a bit of a buffoon playing Teenage Kicks. [/quote] Why, do you stop w***ing when you get to 50?

anybody know how I can stop 'bidding has ended ' items going onto another page after about a second?

there's been quite a few threads about this amp, concensous seems to be great sounding amps very good value for money but early ones did have QC issues, as did mine, but once they were sorted I had no trouble at all, apart from the covering rips rather easily.

I've got a Marshall MB 4210 which I use with a 1 x 15 ext cab, it's LOUD, never got anywhere near full volume,

[quote name='keeptrying' timestamp='1332523593' post='1589641'] +1 with the off the net tabs warning. don't know if any one else has tried this, a bit of software my bass teacher put me onto called the amazing slow downer, really useful for working stuff out. as the name suggests you can slowdown music without changing the pitch, you can try it for free too. [/quote] you can do the same with audacity