slaphappygarry

It was an SR700 (one of the old wnf's) I loved it. Great bass. Was light and sounded great for what it was. Regret selling it on but, in the end, the stingray filled dead mans shoes. I recommend them to my pupils when they get a little serious about the bass. Kicks the ass out of a cheap fender or equivilent. G

i hav owned 4 basses and still have 3 of them. First bass was a ncie ibanez sound gear which got sold to fund the stingray. The Tobias was second in and recently i got a jazz.

No, wow

and whilst jon has it in edinburgh, may as well pass it on to me after Great idea. I am sure i have some old books i could contribute to this idea. G

I have a 'backup bass' but only in the sense that if the Musicman dies, ill have the jazz untill it gets fixed. The MM doesnt die regularly (only one wee issue of late) and there for the spare gets used as and when i fancy for jazz bass...

I have no idea what the copyright is like. If you slap it up and there are any problems then we can remove it. We wont be hosting it so i think we are ok. G

When i played in a funk band we went to a local club and pestered them into putting on a funk club night with a house band (use) and a DJ. Always went down really well with the punters who, after a usual gig out want a boogie. Trick is to put it on later at night, like 11pm on or something so you get that 'booting out time' from local venues who have propper club nights on. G

I agree as far as feel, but sound wise its not such a great theory. Most of the players sound comes from right hand and its position. No neck shim or set up will keep that happy. G

Lots of ampeg tee's on ebay. G

Cancel it. Send back the items under the 7 day return law. Get a refund and tell them thomann are cheaper and they should go bark up a tree. G

He hasn't endorsed me..... yet.

Black pickguard

Its a stunner urb I love the ears too

Hey Alun, what do you mean by horror stories? Garry

Homer, Steely dan stuff is hard. Alot of it is marathon listening, let alone playing. Good luck, your not alone. G

or, with a hack saw, cut a groove into the top of the screw head and then use a flat headed screw driver to revove. Watch the pup though. G

The ramp is between the pups, the midi pickup thingy looks to be nearly against the bridge G

Interesting - cheers guys. Ill look into it all properly in a few weeks when i get these jobs done G

ok now on an old osx version and its all come back to life. Still a stupid situation to be in. And i have still lost work this morning. G

Apple mac are truely a bunch of idiots. Having automatically updated the software on my laptop this morning, Pro Tools is not longer compatible. You would think they would give digi a friggin' heads up on this or included the updated drivers for the worlds MAIN and most UNIVERSAL audio application. I have a deadline this weekend for a major project i have been working on these last couple months, a session i have had to cancel today and a session tomorrow that is now looking like its not gonna happen all because these massive companies can't talk to each other. Gonna try installing an older osx to the computer in the hope it solves the problem for the short term, otherwise, ill be reformatting my mac tonight. Brilliant G

Alesis M1 MKII's... Everytime. But do try them out. Where the speaker is in the room (in relation to walls and corners) makes more differance to the sound than the monitor itself. A £2000 monitor in a bad position is less use than a £200 on in a propper monitoring environment. Garry

Logic, IMHO, has long been due an overhaul. The layout makes no sense at all for major production jobs. For a composition tool its brilliant and i look forward to checking out version 8 but to be honest - its Pro Tools all the way here.