Machines

The first batch only shipped a couple of weeks back so it'll take a little time for them to trickle in.

Yeah.. doesn't work without a pickguard.

Yeah sod all is shifting at the moment.. everyone is skint or choosing to save their money. Looks like some of us can still afford a holiday though .

Did they refer you to a dealer ?

Luke has one. But it used to be peds... I think ped and Nick are keeping Patrice in business.

Traben are now lined up for review from Rosetti .

Looks a bit like this ! [url="http://www.ibanez.com/bass/series.aspx?s=gaxb"]http://www.ibanez.com/bass/series.aspx?s=gaxb[/url] Nice one.

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='241902' date='Jul 17 2008, 04:51 PM']...and you'll be taking them out tomorrow. Veblen goods. [/quote] They've got to beat the stock pickups regardless .

My MIM Jazz is ok, needs new pickups though ! Good job I got some - am fitting some Nordstrand NJ4's in it tonight ! (Shameless plug). Other than the pickups a new neck would be nice, but only because this one was buggered by a past owner (not you 610*c !).

If in good condition and it has a birds eye maple neck then I think it's a fair price. If rosewood neck then a bit less, but you can pay £700 for a relatively bland one...

If you can't play Mr Pink perfectly within a day or two you should just give up.

Never seen one in a shop - only ever web stores.

Yeah he's usually pretty sharpish with them.

I know a 5 string HH would meet all of my needs. I'm yet to see one I REALLY like though...

575w RMS ? That surprises me.. sure it isn't peak ? I'd expect you get 300w RMS.

If they don't reply let me know .

Smoke on the Water

Gotta be quicker than that, Beefy.

Example please ?

Yeah but which is better ? .

[quote name='Paul Cooke' post='240397' date='Jul 15 2008, 09:31 PM']the Squier is up to the mark... the only drawback with it is that it has the Squier Logo... some people can't get past that fact...[/quote] Guilty. I really fancy a Squier Telebass or the 50's Precision. I'd probably be lame and change the logo though..

I find some of the reviews not too enlightening and somewhat focusing on unimportant aspects of the equipment. However - it has improved recently and I find the reviews too be more impartial, although not totally. I find it very handy and use the reviews to help add direction and substance to the ones I do for Basschat. I will continue to buy it - I feel it's better to have BGM than no magazine - it will only continue to improve. Hats off to Stuart for being transparent on here about his GB affiliation, although it might have been best mentioned in the review .

Just looked at an old email - they charge £75 for a service (plus any major parts).