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Echo all of the above. So sorry to hear that.

I have a 1212L with a LMII and passive P basses and it does the trick for me. Great cabs.

Just sold a Precision to Ian, pleasure to deal with, very helpful, prompt payment and good comms. Nice one my man.

Cheers, loving that Sadowsky P/J of yours mmmm. The white P is a 75/76, nice and light, had a paint job and refret at The Gallery, plays with rounds at the moment and has a set of Wizard trads. Plays and sounds awesome. Black P is a 78, swamp ash, weighs just under 8 pounds, donning some Labellas at the moment, some and plays great. Those 78 pickups are pretty hot. The Jazz is an 87 Korean Squier which ive owned from new, its been toured without even a gig bag, slung in the back of the van and is still going strong, brilliant bass. The butterscotch P was a back up and is long gone. All sound fab through that rig.

Fantastic cabs 1212L [attachment=39681:P1010071.jpg]

Put out a cry for help regarding some spare parts and Howard stepped up, was very helpful and came up with a fantastic solution. Cheers Howard.

I echo WOT's question. I replaced my 75P bass pickup with a Wizard Trad and am delighted with it. If you decide to go ahead, have a word with Andy at Wizard, he's very helpful.

All straight apart from what you've mentioned. I had a SQ series P with that same modification years ago, EMG's etc and it sounded incredible. As long as you dont pay over the odds, nice bass.

Something I've been toying with recently on my 75 rosewood P. Got slight relief and tried to get lowish action with rounds, then realised that mostly I tend to dig in so I just raised the saddles, feels much better and works much better for my playing style.

[quote name='The Goatreich' post='679121' date='Dec 9 2009, 02:51 PM']Me with Extreme Noise Terror at Obscene Extreme festival in the Czech Republic 2008. It's noisy and horrible I warn you in advance!!! [/quote] Awesome!

Whoa, you're simply going to have to give us some sound bites of that beauty. Congrats.

Corrrr, lovely

After years of hauling around an SVT and various Peavey monsters I too had to have a hernia (the lower one) operation. For my gigging purposes I got a LMII and Schroeder 1212L. Incredibly lightweight for the sound you get. I mainly play 70's P basses and a Squire Jazz through the rig and I can get it sounding thick and dirty as you like. I really recommend this set up as do others around here.

[quote name='ezbass' post='620363' date='Oct 8 2009, 11:01 AM']This is what I do anyway. Schroeder 1212L 4Ohm with an LMII head. Works for me.[/quote] Ditto

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='634655' date='Oct 23 2009, 05:36 PM']Lucky shot I took at a gig earlier this year... [/quote] Man, I hope you're making some money out of that shot. I use photo libraries every day at work and always scam through the 'guitar' section. Nothing this good. Get yourself published!

What a lovely pair

[quote name='Spoombung' post='629067' date='Oct 17 2009, 09:35 PM']Noizy Young Men. [/quote] Classic stuff. Was watching Censorship Stripper from The Tube the other day. Fantastic band, remember trying to emulate your basslines as a 14 year old and obviously failing miserably.

Lovely job, congrats. Its the non contoured body that made me shift mine years back, used to shred the inside of my wrists. Always regret it as they look and sound superb.

If you listen closely to 'There Is A Light', you'll notice at least three bass fluffs. His main influence back in the day was Mark King apparently! ALways remember trying to get his P bass sound out of my Marlin Sidewinder when I was a lad. The man's a legend.

Yes, their customer service really is top notch. Had the same experience.

Can someone please go into Immediate down Sydney Street and tell Fat Ian to get down there, a great ska bass player and Brighton legend. Tell him Hardy recomends it.