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[quote]2-Tone Sunburst, professional nitro refinish All important parts are original[/quote] Anomaly solved.

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Avoid London.

Currently using a BT500 into an SP210. Am definitely considering a midget or maybe a compact...

The one we used to run at our venue was really laid back. No house band or anything. Just turn up and play or take over when someone leaves for a cigarette. Kept on going until we shut at 2am. So we'd have about 6/7 people just rotating and playing with different people each time.

Hiya, we're looking for new bands to book for our venues. Please visit our website: [url="http://nativetongue.co.uk"]http://nativetongue.co.uk[/url] if you're interested in playing. We've got two venues, one near the Barbican (EC1) in London and one in Epsom, Surrey. The Epsom one is really intense and small, perfect for bands mainly aiming for ages 18-28 due to local uni and crowd. The London venue is more relaxed and upmarket and is better for the aged 30+ giggers. That said we still have young bands playing London and old bands playing Epsom all the time. If you're wanting to play originals, covers or both then get in contact through our website! We have full PA and backline in both venues so you don't have to bring bulky unless you want to!

Hiya, looking for new bands to book for our venues. Please visit our website: [url="http://nativetongue.co.uk"]http://nativetongue.co.uk[/url] if you're interested in playing. We've got two venues, one near the Barbican (EC1) in London and one in Epsom, Surrey. The Epsom one is really intense and small, perfect for bands mainly aiming for ages 18-28 due to local uni and crowd. The London venue is more relaxed and upmarket and is better for the aged 30+ giggers. That said we still have young bands playing London and old bands playing Epsom all the time. If you're wanting to play originals, covers or both then get in contact through our website! We have full PA and backline in both venues so you don't have to bring bulky unless you want to!

It should be possible seeing as you can load any wav files to the pedal.

GuitarGuitar are doing 3 for the price of 2 on all Boss stomp boxes.

All west sussex bassists play for Willy Austin. There are no other bands.

Application now sent, Thanks. Alex.

It can take a line out. That's exactly what you'd get from a mixer or anything else like that.

I used to use an Ashdown amp (Little Giant 350) and swapped to the Orange BT for that reason.

Is it a punch to the face?

For example, Amplitube is now free. And tasty.

[quote name='MarkMcK' post='1228666' date='May 12 2011, 12:35 PM']Information about jobs can be found here: [url="http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/news/article.asp?id=113564"]http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/news/article.asp?id=113564[/url][/quote] Cheers.

I think I may do, I've posted a question on your facebook page, let me know as this is quite exciting!

Done, although I wish it were a bass pedal to be won today because I most probably won't be able to go down this route with my entry on every pedal because it would most probably get a bit boring after a while! EDIT: THEY'RE OPENING A STORE IN MY HOMETOWN. This is relevant to my interests...

Emulated distortion/overdrive on guitars is very difficult to get right. I suppose that's why studios still just use real amps playing to an audience of microphones.

The original cab I bought has turned up after all! I am now using the OTB through this SP210 and it sounds alright. Yet in the time when I thought I was going to have to buy another one because this had been lost, I gained massive GAS for a Barefaced Midget! Must convince myself not to swap the SP210 out for Barefaced Midget. Too much effort and money... Unless of course one comes up locally for trade, in which case I think it'd be permissible

Effects loops are designed to run at a different signal level. They are more for things like rack compressors or similar. Effects pedals are designed to run at guitar level/impedance, pre-preamp.

Will get some nice pictures when I'm next setup but my mini-rig to replace my full stack is finally complete!

[quote name='Chris2112' post='1226224' date='May 10 2011, 02:25 PM']I think those Su Pollard basses have stole the 'cheap bass thunder'[/quote] On behalf of the fan club, I'll have you know it's Sue RYDER. Honestly...

Well I've had a few days now with the newly acquired Fender P-Bass I bought off jackers. We were to meet at Southampton train station and not having completed an in-person purchase before I was not sure of the custom but our meeting went a little something like this: I walk round the corner to find a guy with a guitar case, I too have a guitar case. We stare, ala mexican standoff then simply "Basschat?" "Basschat." [20 minutes high-speed bass talk in public] The people in the waiting room must have been so confused. Also greatest moment; literally the moment he hands me his bass, I plant the headstock straight into the wall. Great start...

The guitar is panned too far off to one side. I'd suggest moving it closer to the centre. Also adding more mid on guitar as at the moment it's not clear enough (although I know you're trying for that walls of reverb shizz).