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Yay for more Fuzzrocious Si

I see, so it effectively turns it into a sealed cab when vertical......almost?! Si

But the port is on the bottom of the cab?.....what happened to needing around 6" clearance for ports?! Si

I have one of these for home practice and have used it for small rehearsals with a soul band. Really love it, sounds good, and wonderfully transportable. Si

Absolutely stunning! Si

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1466615001' post='3077283'] I have the SD-1W, BD-2W, DM-2W and VB-2W. I went a bit Boss mad recently. I've not tried ONE with bass yet! [/quote] I often use an original DM-3 & VB-2 with bass and they sound fantastic . Got the Wazacraft TU-3 on the way too which is exciting. Si

Looks awesome Gary, glad to see you've decided to keep it for a bit! I actually didn't play this on purpose at the herts bash, not only would my '71 get jealous, but I was worried I'd be thinking about trying to buy it if I liked it haha. Out of interest, what colour/finish would you go for if/when you 'restore' it? I've seen some excellent work from Joseph Kaye in London, he refinished my friends '57 Strat, period correct paint and nitro (shipped by boat from america), and the relic job is top top draw. Si

Perfect, thanks all Si

So.....I should know this, but I'm unsure. Is there a difference between running two outputs to two speakers from your head, vs running one output from the head, then another from cab to cab? Currently I use the latter (daisy chaining cabs from amp output), but I'm considering some new cabs that would mean outputting two cables from the amp, one to each cab. Thanks Si

Depends what your budget is, but Xotic do really great 'super' Jazz basses, and they do a 24 fret version too. Certainly also checkout Maruszczyk, I would have bought an Elwood 5 if my Xotic XJ-1T 5 hadn't blown me away Si

Haven't done this mod, but the sound files on their website sound like a vast improvement! Si

Photos from my dad will hopefully be forthcoming this Sunday. Although my the time I get to upload them, probably be that I send them around on Monday Si

I think it actually looks really cool, I reckon it's just a CS build and won't come out as a signature, but if it did I reckon it would sell a lot. JazzRay in silver sparkle? Great stuff Si

Thanks, yeah TKS are on the radar, and I'll try them out at Bass Gear, but keen to try the Aguilars on a gig Si

Basically I'm considering a move to these cabs, but would really prefer to try and borrow a couple and getting them onto a function gig or two. Long shot, but let me know Si

Looks like a Maruszczyk Si

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[quote name='sifi2112' timestamp='1465830960' post='3071370'] Nano MIDI board (Subdecay Echobox in loop of Aftershock) .. so just the Moose to stomp on [/quote] Out of interest, what's the point of the Moose? Si

Interested to see this too Si

[quote name='BassAgent' timestamp='1465566325' post='3069336'] Those Xotics look amázing! How do they sound? [/quote] Really great to my ears, musical and intuitive preamp, great passive sound, I'm very happy Si

[quote name='Darkglass' timestamp='1465630584' post='3069709'] Thanks! We'll start shipping these early next month! This one's a tad clearer and tighter in the low end. I just regret naming these series "Vintage". The Deluxe 2 and now the Ultra can get some pretty classic sounds but they can also go super aggressive. I'm mostly off forums these days (working on the amplifier and some other, perhaps cooler stuff) but I really look forward hearing what you guys think about this pedal. Regards, Doug. [/quote] I did think it sounded like it could go more aggressive than the standard VMT. Sounds great man!! Si

I just finished up recording an album at home for a singer, I simply plugged my Precision with flats into one of our (I work for Focusrite) Clarett 2Pres and it sounded fantastic. This isn't a sales pitch at all, but just an example of getting the right instrument, strings and interface for the project you're doing, and you don't need much else. When I sent the completely un-produced stems to the mix engineer, he commented that all he needed to do was to put on a light compressor on them and it sat in the track wonderfully. Si