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[quote name='Ghost_Bass' timestamp='1474557412' post='3138806'] Mooer Pure Octave is a great pedal at a great price. will do what you're after and more. [/quote] See I thought the Mooer sounds absolutely awful! That goes to show that you really just need to try as many as you can, and gig them too, a shop/bedroom does not let you know how it sounds on a gig Si

As well as all of the above, try emailing Fodera, they're mid-Brooklyn and usually happy to give a tour, although they prefer certain days (think I went on a tuesday). Lovely team and very cool workshop, you never know who you might bump into too Si

I have. '71 Precision, it's absolutely 'the one', I have D'Addario flats on it and it plays and sounds perfect. Si

[quote name='crashdesk' timestamp='1474406927' post='3137862'] Anyone bought from here, [url="http://www.amplifiercoversonline.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=491_136&products_id=3883"]http://www.amplifier...roducts_id=3883[/url] [/quote] That's Roqsolid My recent Super Compact cover order took 10-12 days for delivery (their standard advised time) Si

I really can't see myself ever selling my 1971 Precision! With the D'Addario Chromes on it, it just sounds and feels perfect If I manage to live another 50 years or so (dead at 83 is fair enough), it will be around 90 years old Si

A sold out show also doesn't mean all the ticket buyers turned up Gutted I missed it, learned about it on the Friday daytime . Next time! Si

I wouldn't go anywhere near an instrument that costs the same as a good set of strings! Si

Think I'm going to miss it this year now . I think it's only the 2nd I've missed in 10 years. Maybe I'll surprise you (and me!) and make it, but otherwise have a great time, and see you next year hopefully. Si

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1474281688' post='3136710'] ^ Or you could just buy a cable or adapters that convert from whatever you have to whatever you need. No reason why you can't hook up fancy monitors direct to an on-board sound card with a stereo 3.5mm to two mono 6.25mm jack cable. [/quote] Well yes quite, a severe oversight on my behalf lol. [quote name='lefrash' timestamp='1474283621' post='3136736'] It's an audiophile 2496 audio card... old but ok. It has stereo rca outs so I'm all good on that front. Thanks [/quote] Cool cool, although bear in mind that RCA is unbalanced, and so, depending on some other variables, can be a little noisy compared to balanced outputs (TRS/XLR etc) Si

How are you connecting the monitors to the computer? Are you using an interface? I ask because if you're using an interface, you'll obviously connect through the 2xmono outputs from the interface. If you are just using a simple built-in sound card, then you'll likely need to buy speakers that connect via 3.5mm If you need something that connects to 3.5mm, then you're largely reduced to fancy PC speakers. If you're connecting from an interface, then for my money, a set of KRK Rokit 5s would be perfect. That said, probably about £100 over budget, unless you find some used. Si

It's likely that they saved all their ash for natural finishes, sunburst and colours would likely have all been Alder. Si

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1474020969' post='3134977'] I'm starting to think both drive kits in one 1590xx enclosure... With a Deadpool coloured etch... [/quote] Less talk more action Si

Arrived yesterday (pretty quick!) Enclosure sent straight off for its design. Soldered the single SMD IC at work as have better gear there. Will try and find the time to do the rest soon Si

For me the wood is slightly difficult. It's either low grade ash, or high grade alder, as the figuring is kinda in between those. Someone with more wood knowledge will confirm. I'm edging toward Alder. They were thin poly finishes by then, not nitro, unless it's been refinished. Si

I really like the look of the older RD Artist basses, but just have no use for one really. I really like SG shaped basses, but again I don't have a band for it, and also Warwick and ESP/LTD do them better than Gibson Other than that, not fussed at all Si

That's a shame, would have been a good opportunity to learn some new songs and perhaps stretch yourself a bit No-one nails 'doodley bits' unless they sit and actually give them a try over a long period of time In any case, hope you find a band soon! Si p.s. I really don't get Rush.......I really try, but just can't

I think the main problem I have with restrictive free ones is that it doesn't encourage you to explore more options and learn. That's why I like Reaper for beginners, not fussy, but you can dig deeper if you want. That said, the output routing can get a bit confusing. But yeah, depends what you're doing I guess Si

[quote name='MacDaddy' timestamp='1473768908' post='3132923'] because as a noob, the bell and whistles of non-restricted DAW's just serve to confuse the issue. Studio One Free, is a complete DAW without the frippery. [/quote] I mean if it works for you then brilliant, that's all that matters Si

Yeah it's been done to death that video clip, so old. That said, I think the guy in the OP vid is a fantastic drummer, I don't care what he's wearing or how he's playing, if you close your eyes, he's solid as anything! Si