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Use the serial one. (EDIT: I meant series/mono)

Yes. Use the FX Send from the Head and put it into the Tuner In on the back of the DTR.

I only wish I could buy as many drum kits as I can basses. At one point I had two kits set up but now I'm back to one as I was taking up too much space However, I can fit 100 Guitars in my space easily It's just the money that's the problem though...

I live in Epsom I'll have a look at the site and send you a PM.

[quote name='lowdown' post='786282' date='Mar 25 2010, 08:23 PM']And they dont keep telling you what sticks they use. Garry[/quote] We don't always go on about the sticks. I mean I use Vic Firth SD2 Extreme Boleros but you don't hear me yapping about it. [i]wait, hang on...[/i]

[quote name='Old Horse Murphy' post='784946' date='Mar 24 2010, 06:07 PM'][url="http://www.soundslive.co.uk"]http://www.soundslive.co.uk[/url] is my personal fave. Fantastic service, good prices and a great supply of stock[/quote] I ordered some of my new kit here and was very happy with the service and turnaround times.

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No more need be said

My main bass (Shine Extreme Series 845) bought off eBay as new for £90

For this application it shouldn't matter. I think you should be able to use either.

Costs even more than a brand new one The Epi versions I've heard haven't really impressed me but I loved the tone I've listened to from the Gibson ones. If I can't find one second hand I might have to go new I'll keep an eye out on eBay and here. Maybe one will crop up eventually...

Alternatively you can use the normal BEADG tuning which might be more suited to heavier applications.

...any Gibson Thunderbirds up for sale in the forum? Are they just too good that everybody doesn't want to sell them! I'm considering hunting for one, probably second hand. Was hoping to find a few in the classifieds but I was unlucky

I too hadn't heard of it until I was told we were playing it. Sadly the gig has been cancelled this week as the others can't make it. I might end up standing in for somebody else but at the moment it looks like I won't be playing. If anybody was wondering what the gear was being used for this it was: Squier P-Bass Special Shure T11 Wireless System Harley Benton CB-110X

Aye, there were a few mistakes. The most noticable of which was blamed on me for doing 'what sounded like a fill' I got my first drum kit at 8 so have been playing a few years. As for bass, I've been playing a little over a year so I'm only just starting out. We're playing again on wednesday night hopefully (first time since november). I'll get the video up afterwards. I'm playing bass for one song and drums for another P.S. No guitar sadly, well not yet anyway...

Alright then. Thanks

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Ok. Well referring back to the actual amp head. If it was a 200W amp (as is the case here) and was being run at full power. Presuming that the signal being fed into the power amp is 0dB, it'd be hitting the RMS bang on. Any fluctuation over 0dB would be more than the 200W RMS? Or is this not the case? You see the signal coming from my preamp into the power section is usually hitting 10dB on the beat so I'm worried that if I'm running the amp at full it'd be hitting higher than 200W, thus maybe damaging the speaker?

I want it

Any thoughts? We'll be playing again next wednesday probably. This time I'll be recording properly (10 channels) rather than just condensor mics at the back

I'd wanted to stick this up for a while but always forgot. Anyway, this is our performance of Crazy Train. We're not actually a band, just a group of friends who play together every few months However, in this video, I'm on drums instead of bass Recorded using a HD Camcorder for video and 2x Condenser Mics for audio.

You are, yet I can't see a poll on this one? EDIT: Now I can

Can't vote on it seeing as I've already voted on the date. Anybody else who voted on the date will have the same problem as I

[quote name='bumnote' post='778343' date='Mar 18 2010, 10:07 AM']thats pretty nifty My guitarist is over to the states tomorrow for a week so i thought I would get him to bring me back some strings and a new tuner. Looking on the Sam ash site the prices even with no shipping and [coughs] assuming he goes through the nothing to declare isle, the prices are not much cheaper than whats on e bay in the uk I suspect that where the pound is down at 1.48 ish importing is not going to be that attractive[/quote] It is a shame. When I went to the USA back in 2007 I went to Sam Ash to get my new cymbals. In the UK they would have been £260 and £280 each. In the US they were $210 and $220. Bearing in mind the 2:1 exchange rate they pretty much worked out at £220 for the pair