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[quote name='enty' timestamp='1476002204' post='3150286'] I agree with comments above - great bass player and we worth learning from. Any idea what bass he played on Jools Holland recently? It was a red P-bass type, but I don't think it was a Fender. [/quote]I've just answered my own question...it was a Bass Centre Bruce Thomas Profile bass

I agree with comments above - great bass player and we worth learning from. Any idea what bass he played on Jools Holland recently? It was a red P-bass type, but I don't think it was a Fender.

[quote name='Musicman20' post='882550' date='Jun 30 2010, 10:48 PM']I really REALLY wanted my Classic to be spot on, and it seems yours must be and mine had a small problem. I hope to see pics soon![/quote] sorry to hear you had problems...care to share?

A couple of pics, as promised...[attachment=53320:IMG_4338.JPG][attachment=53319:IMG_4334.JPG][attachment=53321:IMG_4343. JPG][attachment=53322:IMG_4344.JPG][attachment=53323:IMG_4346.JPG]

[quote name='Quatschmacher' post='781424' date='Mar 21 2010, 11:04 AM']My question is, has anybody got either the Classic Stingray or the Stingray slo special (or physically seen them anywhere)? I really want to check them out![/quote] I'm not sure if you are still interested in an answer to this question, but I've just picked up my classic 4 today. What an unbelievable finish, totally gobsmacked with the quality. I must admit to buying it without playing it - on reputation, as they say. Not my usual style, but I've a regular MM before and I figured they wouldn't get this new one wrong. I'll post a couple of pics, if anyone is interested. Thanks for listening...just needed to tell someone!!!

[quote name='Kaiu' post='488118' date='May 14 2009, 05:50 PM']Not sure where i should put this, but I just want to say the Vox Amplug is an incredible piece of gear. I use this together with Transcription ( [url="http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html"]http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html[/url] ) which is essentially a software version of a Tascam Bass Trainer. It allows you to highlight certain areas of the track to repeat, slow down, change pitch, isolate the bass (or any other instrument for that matter). And all your markers, loops etc can be saved so you can open up the track and work certain parts immediately. I believe there is a trial version as well so you can check it out. Using a stereo mini jack I just connect my laptop to the Vox and use a good quality pair of headphones. It's all battery powered (including laptop, obviously!) so you can paractice anywhere and it's completely silent. Plus if you are like me, and have all of your music on your computer, it's a lot easier than loading up individual tracks onto an external unit such as the Tascam. Here is a picture of the Vox: [attachment=25191:Vox_Amplug.jpg] And a screenshot of Transcribe: [attachment=25192:Picture_1.png] This has made transcribing so much easier. Transcribe works out at about £32, and the Vox Amplug is £40. Which totals £72. That is still cheaper than a tascam bass trainer. Ed I have never used a Tascam so feel free to voice your opinions![/quote] thx for the heads up - Transcribe looks excellent. Have tried the Tascams which are also very good, but this is much easier to navigate, which for me is the pain of transcription. cheers...