RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

You have a computer,so you can have those instruments(virtually) if you had a mac,Garageband would be for you.(probably) There are free things such as 'Audacity' Also consider Cubase/Logic/ Line6 etc. I've yet to use Logic which was given to me as a present . So much stuff, so little time

[quote name='GreeneKing' post='555474' date='Jul 29 2009, 07:23 PM']You really did close the other thread As I said there, I'm more than happy with custom cables at a good price from Dave. Amp/Cab cables as thick as your arm, well nearly [url="http://www.bassic.co.uk/"]http://www.bassic.co.uk/[/url][/quote] Have they got anything as thick as my head? probably not

A keyboard friend of mine got a load of the rockschool dvds from the bay. I remember it,but missed lots because that was the time when I was out watching bands regularly . (Don't think I had vhs then) The reason I don't think it would work now is that, apart from the way TV has gone down the pan big time (imho) many kids could make'' music'' on pc's etc.and have alot more choice than we did . It seems easier to make music than ever before. Or am I wrong?

Howdy! You may have spotted a plea for help in one of my recent posts , regarding my Aggie amp. There seems to be nothing wrong with it. I've used planet wave cables most . The reasons being because of their nice colours(yes really) and because they look pretty sturdy so to speak. Anyway , could any of you out there suggest what you consider the best leads out there ? Also , regarding the effects send/return sockets on an amp for effects: Does anybody know if I could/should get a'y' shaped lead for that , or 2 seperate ones? Cheers Ray

Aha!! I think I'm a complete plonker. I've just used a spare lead and I think that the amp is fine Now to get some ideas from you fellow Bchatters for the best lead to buy. I think this post is closed.

[quote name='Lee-Man' post='554622' date='Jul 28 2009, 11:44 PM']Aguilar have ace cust services, it might be worth you dropping an email to Geoff at Aggie:)[/quote] Thanks for that. Do you know if they have got a uk address or is it the usual American one?

Cool

Howdy! I purchased this from a fellow basschatter ,and have used it in band practice about half a dozen times no problem. I have also used this at home quietly a few times no problem. I purchased the Aguilar DB112 Cab new from Bassmerchant . I do play with amp ontop of cab,but I took feet from an old electrical appliance and these fit good giving the amp breathing space etc. I like to use the amp freestanding ,and not in a rack case as I believe possible overheating could damage unit. Tonight,all of a sudden a frying noise is coming from amp. (similar sound to when a battery is running low on an active bass). I turned knobs, switched amp on/off a few times and I get sound briefly. Then it cuts out. I 'll probably take it in to be repaired (denmark street) Please could you reassure me that it's only a small problem I have with this,and that it won't cost a fortune to repair? Any advice appreciated. Cheers Ray

We do it in our band . csharp /dsharp/f/fsharp/gsharp I think. In the quiet section we play the theme from Shaft for a few bars ...

[quote name='Spartacus' post='544119' date='Jul 18 2009, 04:49 PM']Id forget the Ampeg cab if you want a slap rig. GK Neo 410/4 (the 4 ohms version) and Markbass LM250 would be my choice for a slap rig within your budget, from the stuff you listed above.[/quote] +1 also Eden Nemesis. For easy transportation ,I'd recommend one of those 'rock'n'roll combos(or whatever theyre called) from GK.(They have a built in trolley) You would need around 250-300 watts and with your budget it would be possible . Shame you're not in London,as I have Eden Nemesis 250 watt combo...which rawks!

Lovin' all these short scales. I have 2 headless basses which I am so used to. Before I got my Telebass, I was gonna go for a competition stripe mustang. In the future ,I may pursue one . I think the best thing about shortscale/headless is that they always seem to fit into the most cramped rehearsal rooms

[quote name='3V17C' post='542627' date='Jul 16 2009, 09:30 PM']if its tapping with a Mr Big tone you want then you need a Yamaha Attitude bass!! c[/quote] +1 or a Kubicki. On the other hand ,if you like headless then a Hohner Jack or something similar should do. If you're gonna do lots of it ,then light gauge strings are best imho

[quote name='Golchen' post='534062' date='Jul 6 2009, 07:09 PM']All I know is I turn mine up high at Christmas.[/quote]

best place to pick one of these up is from a flea market,or leave well alone and get a Badz Marou instead.

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='533463' date='Jul 6 2009, 12:30 AM']I too just picked up this amp on EBay for £29. The endosements seem to come from a lot of metal players & a lot of country players too. I don't suppose they are endorsing my £29 bargain but I'm sure it'll be fine[/quote] Nice price...you'll love it

Why not try a guitar/amp repair shop. Denmark st. perhaps

[quote name='Musky' post='529094' date='Jun 30 2009, 09:19 PM']Although I never met him I'm sorry to hear that. My sympathies go out to his family.[/quote] +1

Nice...

Wot ,no Telecaster?? Nice collection tho'

I have a vester fretless(warwick copy) and it's fantastic. Wouldn't mind the fretted equivalent .

I have Boss CEB-3 almost new condition . Original Box,instructions etc £40.00 posted if you're interested. Doesn't rock my boat ,nicre coloured box next to my 2 other Boss pedals which are not going. ^_^

[quote name='lemmywinks' post='527651' date='Jun 29 2009, 12:39 PM']Agreed! They all look good IMO. For me it would be Aqua, Yellow or Lime[/quote] +100 ..or even with a check style like the DEAN CABBY BASS

Met up with the band yersterday after a 2 month break. We all had a great time ,until I put my 5 String Schecter Diamond against the wall while we chilled out for a few mins. Then,for no apparent reason it fell to the floor...aaargh! There seemd to be a pretty big scratch around the jack socket-but nowhere else. Okay,if it's only there , then nobody can see it and at least it wasn't on the neck. I was thinking a few minutes ago that , I purchased one of the higher end Schecters and surely the expensive paint job couldn't be so pony . I have a similar Washburn status which I've bumped a bit but not to the stage where it's paint has been removed. Anyway, a few moments ago , I got a cloth, wiped the area to see if I could minimise the carnage and all of a sudden the mark is gone My Schecter rocks!! Next session 'll probably be the headless . I know certain basses are gonna be bumped and banged without any worries(Fender etc.) Just thought I'd share this with you,and was wondering if you've had similar experiences.....