Marvin

With regards gear, if we took the lead from PRO players we'd all be playing P basses through Ashdown rigs :/

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1422988146' post='2679223'] .... but I am rambling a bit, Lol. [/quote] Yep

Blimey, that was a miserable 3 pages to read I tend to be able to scan over, skip over anything on Basschat that doesn't interest me and in no way feel badgered to participate in anything. I don't vote and very rarely listen to the Comp competition because the genres don't really do it for me...that's just a matter of personal taste...I'm also very narrow minded musically

Excellent bass player and very influential...but maybe some people have confused best with most popular

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1422559220' post='2674154'] I think we have enough dissenters to start a 'NOT ALL RIGHT NOW!' campaign... I'll get the t-shirts done. [/quote] You have my address...I'll send a cheque. I'll have 2 please

Do nothing. Any bass who even looks like they're going to play a note in the verse should be publicly ridiculed. I actually left a band because they wouldn't drop it from the set list

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1422370157' post='2671745'] They're a bit F*nd*ry, but I like the Ivory/Tort one. I presume $199 will translate to £249 by the time they get here..? [/quote] No maple fingerboard though

Here's the US collection for the SR range...I need to move the States [url="http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/u_eb_sub_series15.php?series_id=51&year=2015&cat_id=2"]http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/u_eb_sub_series15.php?series_id=51&year=2015&cat_id=2[/url] and here's the UK :/ [url="http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/eb_sub_series15.php?series_id=51&area_id=3&year=2015&cat_id=2"]http://www.ibanez.co.jp/products/eb_sub_series15.php?series_id=51&area_id=3&year=2015&cat_id=2[/url] I'm really hoping the SR1400E in the blue comes to the UK. I'd sell my current 3 basses for one of those.

Never found wearing a wedding ring a problem.

I just wish that a few more of the finishes that are on their US site were available here in the UK. The SR1400 is available in a very nice red or blues in the states Hopefully the new SR650s will be coming to the UK as well

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1422191784' post='2669618'] Hmm, I would expect closer to £279, given the way the pound-dollar usually works for us. £249, perhaps, which would put it above its competitors. The Scrambler side needs to be good to justify that, for sure. [/quote] That's not going to be particularly competitive to be fair.

Hope it's at 'the right price', it's a really versatile piece of kit. I'd get one as long as it's not too pricey

Whatever it's for it's darned ugly that's for sure.

Shame on you Clarky. Wish i was in a band that could sell out a bus shelter let alone a venue.

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1422108945' post='2668779'] 300w 15" plus 6 model sounds and doing it pretty well for £500. [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/line-6-lowdown-ld-300-pro/23592"]http://www.gak.co.uk/en/line-6-lowdown-ld-300-pro/23592[/url] Must check it out for that price. Used it in the studio and it went down well with a DI and mic take [/quote] Line6 don't make them anymore and as it says on the GAK link they're discontinued. ...and they weigh in excess of 40kg which more than most 410 cabs.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1422023214' post='2667881'] Thanks, Rich. I'll ask him! I think ultimately the plan is to go to[b] the States[/b], but I'm not yet [i]au fait[/i] with Hat's world domination plan... [/quote] I wasn't thinking that far west to be honest, more sort of west of Bristol but east of say Falmouth

I use the free version, mainly for making up playlists of the material of the band I'm in. It's also good for finding new music and 'testing' new albums to see if I actually want to buy them I don't need it for on the move. There aren't that many ads tbh, and what there are are mainly Spotify desperately wanting you to sign up to the premium service.

Top notch Mark You'll need to get Cowboy Hat to venture west, there's a good Americana following around these here parts...it is the west after all

Ed Friedland's reviews are the only ones I've ever given any time to...and they are very good actually. (obviously this contradicts my previous statement....but to be honest I simply don't care )

I don't take any notice of YT demos or soundclips of basses or amps. When it's in my hands it'll sound very different so it seems somewhat of a redundant exercise to watch/listen to someone else playing an instrument etc.

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1413226704' post='2576129'] Whatever happened to tommy McLaughlin ? [/quote] I thought the same the other day

[quote name='Clarky' timestamp='1421140276' post='2657449'] I've gone off marmite [/quote] I will always like marmite but will never like peanut butter. I've never found either good for metal though.

Not at a gig but at a practice only a couple of weeks ago...I hadn't touched my gear for months but that's not really an excuse. I set it all up, it was all plugged in and the effects loop was all set up but I couldn't figure out why I couldn't get any sound. I checked the signal path, the volume was turned up, checked the battery in my bass was ok...still nothing. Then it dawned on me looking at the back of my rig that there was no speaker cable from the amp to the cab. D'OH! Also, on my practice combo at home I'm forever putting my bass jack in the headphone socket and scratching my head as to why I'm not getting any output.

Oh that's lovely ... hell, it's happened again :/

How successful are these for you?... assuming you have them. In theory they are a good idea, but my experience is that nothing ever really either a/ gets discussed, and hence b/ nothing gets decided. It just ends up with a " well, I don't mind, I'll go along with what everybody else wants to do..." which has got to be one of the most annoying statements ever.