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Radial Bassbone pedal?

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1393620468' post='2382787'] Looking forward to one of your now famous videos Gareth! [/quote] One shall follow in due course, no doubt

Sold a strap to Pinball. Communication was top notch and payment very quick. Happy to deal with him again.

Maybe a BC bulk order is required?

[quote name='Noisyjon' timestamp='1393576409' post='2381992'] the company is called Spitfire Vintage Tortoiseshell Pickguards [url="http://spitfiretortoiseshellpickguards.wordpress.com/order/"]http://spitfiretorto...ress.com/order/[/url] [/quote] They look great!

[quote name='Platypus' timestamp='1393533144' post='2381668'] So, what's your initial thoughts on the Demeter? [/quote] Haven't had a chance to give it a good run yet, but aim to do so this weekend. My first impression is that it's like the Demeter pre I had a few years back: terrific weight and presence to each note, but always clean and articulate.

I bought a Boss pedal from Carlos. It was just as decribed (mint) and his communicatons were superb throughout. He even shipped it UPS. No hesitation in recommending him at all. Thanks Carlos!

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1393511663' post='2381239'] Did you change from the CN212 to the HD210? How are you finding the differences? Nice setup. I've always wanted a TF. PS - Just out of interest, if Barrie etc is around, are there any DI versions of this head left? [/quote] I think that stock level is a mistake, as I am pretty sure the DI versions are not built yet. Bass Gear have one non-DI version, which will be at the LBGS this weekend. I prefer the HD210. It's a more traditional sound, not so dry/upper mid heavy as a neo driver, and is a good match with the Demeter as that has terrific presence to the note but without being boomy, much like the HD cab. It's also a good power/power handling match in 400 watts at 8 ohms for both.

[quote name='tayste_2000' timestamp='1393504247' post='2381068'] Anyway people are only bagging on you to get the DI version so they can buy it off you when you get bored [/quote] LOL

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1393449986' post='2380567'] I know of 3 sales which were for upgrades. [/quote] Yep, mine is up for sale as I've upgraded to the new Demeter amp

Here's mine. It's #3

Bank of England advice to local banks is [url="http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/banknotes/pages/retailers/whattodo.aspx"]here[/url]. Useful?

[quote name='alanbass1' timestamp='1393066685' post='2375747'] Well, I decided to pull the trigger and have just ordered one [/quote] Good man, welcome to the club!

Another perfect transaction with Grahame. And yes, it did involve valves, lots and lots of lovely valves......

[quote name='Bassman Steve' timestamp='1392975180' post='2374741'] I know exactly what you mean. I don't understand why modern tort plates are so dreadful. The Bass Doc is your man though. He does source from WD and the results look like this. Two Bass Doc torts and an original 1971 side by side. [attachment=155766:DSCN0182.JPG] [/quote] I would like to see this picture as a larger file, to really check out the detail.

My 1970 fretless P had the most beautiful tortoiseshell scratchplate on it, whereas the one on my new Tony Franklin looks like a pretty average facsimilie. 1970 P 2012 Tony Franklin Why aren't they the same? I assume it's something to do with the material they are made out of now? Cheers Gareth