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[quote name='jezzaboy' timestamp='1336038774' post='1639755'] I have had the dvd version for a few years and it`s mostly good except too much Joe Walsh. [/quote] Too much Joe Walsh? Impossible!

The Strat Pack is a weird gig. Some of it is unbelievably shambolic, and the editing is terrible. And Jamie Cullum...? Some good stuff on it, though. Annie Clements is stunning. :-o

[quote name='BarnacleBob' timestamp='1335979880' post='1639054'] The Memorial concert was awful IMO - great tunes done not very well. [/quote] Most of it was so-so, but when they did Baker Street my jaw hit the floor. I thought it was incredible... This version of 'Get It Right Next Time' from the this year's hogmanay is mint. Rab Noakes sings a blinder... [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcBTeIulf4o"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcBTeIulf4o[/url]

[quote name='dave31kdrums' timestamp='1335881924' post='1637468'] Just saw this link to win a Fender Jazz Bass; [url="http://www.rockschool.co.uk/news/competitions/201205/"]http://www.rockschoo...titions/201205/[/url] [/quote] It's your website, isn't it?

It's a tinted B&W pic.

It only has a tube preamp - the power stage is solid-state.

I listened to Xanadu in the car today. It was awesome. Punchy as hell. Headlong Flight came on immediately afterwards and really drove home how terrible modern mastering is. It was like listening to it through a telephone.

I've got one of those coming up as Skegness in December - the Great British Folk weekend. I've done a rock and roll weekend there once before, and it was fun.

IMO they've got no chance of matching past glories until they sort the songwriting out.

I used to get the 'click' with the drive maxxed out, regardless of the master vol. It was a ludicrous setting with no practical use, so it was never an issue.

[quote name='tonyf' timestamp='1335648110' post='1634310'] Jumping on the recent "isolated bass track" threads, just found this after following the YouTube suggested links. We do this in one of my covers bands but TBH, I'd never thought it was as busy as it is. A lot of the arrangement covers just how amazing the playing is. Think I need to do a little more to my "interpretation" [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr3HCNIgv40&feature=related[/media] [/quote] Heck, that's a great line.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1335643827' post='1634247'] Maybe we should have a proper 'isolation' thread or something... [/quote] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/34275-isolated-bass-tracks/"]Knock yersel' oot....[/url]

SHAZAM! I had a spare five minutes.... [quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1332594680' post='1590423'] Right, for all you amp geeks I took the lid off yesterday: All looks compact and bijou in there. If it goes pop then I guess it'll just go pop though - looks a lot closer to the definition of "no user serviceable parts inside" than my old Hartke HA3500 [/quote]

[quote name='4 Strings' timestamp='1335626689' post='1633931'] Which is the clone, Promethean, HB or Redsub? If these really are the same is Ibanez taking the mick? We might assume there are differences beyond the red face (heh!) but there probably isn't. How can we find out? [/quote] I don't think Ibanez is 'taking the mick' given that the Promethean is a hell of a good deal as it is.

[quote name='Twigman' timestamp='1335460183' post='1631619'] It's no surprise that folk are driving around uninsured. [/quote] +1. £2200? Shocking.

Ooooh... I now have an Odyssey bag for it which fits like a glove. [IMG]http://www.jollybeggars.co.uk/bassforum/wabag1.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://www.jollybeggars.co.uk/bassforum/wabag2.jpg[/IMG]

Playing in a duo is fun. You have such a large part to play, rhythmically, dynamically and harmonically. Don't worry about what you use to play it - just use your favourite bass.

Yip.. Howard's yer man.

Predictably, I'd hoy the Promethean or its cheaper derivatives into the mix. It's a proper combo, not a toy, and it sounds like it. Phono inputs and headphone out, too.

Email Jim Bergantino. He's very helpful.

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1335119318' post='1626038'] Look at the rear of the speaker - there will be two copper wires running from the speaker connector block to the cone - make sure that they go into the cone at such an angle that the length of the wire isn't flopping against the cone. [/quote] Quick way to test this - turn the cab on each of its sides, and try it to see if the noise goes away. If it does, as icastle says it's probably a wire resting on a speaker cone. Not a biggie, but time to take it apart.

It hasn't really been reported. I found out from a friend with connections..