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I wouldn't have bought a 5 string Warwick streamer S1, that was an expensive mistake!

It's a lovely bass too GW! I like the dingwalls as you know. Blocks work on that because it's more J shaped than P, and is very contemporary, but I don't like blocks on standard p shapes, case in point this one. The duck dunn Lakland too looks clumsy to me, even more so with the matching head stock. I just think dots suit them better.

Isn't that a Super J though?

Blocks have NO place on P-basses!

If I was to do this it would be purely in the pursuit of dirty tone, but without loosing low end thump. I've tried using a distortion pedal through my orange gear but to little avail, the low just went home and took it's ball with it. I'm imagining to get what I'm after I'd probably need a 100w valve amp and a 4x10 to compete with my AD200 and 8x10? Can anyone recommend a guitar rig for bass to bring the dirt? I'd have thought an orange 4x12 would have the right tonal characteristics, a Marshall B cab would probably do too but I wouldn't know where to start with the head? JJ burnels hi watt tone would be great but those old hi watts aren't cheap. Maybe a Marshall JCM or an Orange?

Hi guys, I've been listening to Death From Above 1979 and I wondered if many people played a bass amp and a guitar amp simultainiously? If so how does it sound? Is it worth the extra ball ache of carrying 2 amps and cabs everywhere?

Me too, I miss you 'round here fella, we all do. Currently celebrating your memory with a nice glass of red