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I used a Genz Benz Shuttle and it was nasty. So bad that I;ve erased the sound from my mind The best amp was as above - my GK 700RB II

[quote name='AndyTravis' post='979961' date='Oct 6 2010, 10:05 PM']no 'Love Games' though...grr,[/quote] So it wasn't a one-off after all And what else didn't they play? - Mr Pink [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKI8pFqWm0s"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKI8pFqWm0s[/url]

MK made a point at the start of the night by saying that they weren't doing any new material

[quote name='Happy Jack' post='977262' date='Oct 4 2010, 03:55 PM']I'm hoping they release a 70th Anniversary model instead. [/quote] But it will be 60 years - 2011 - 1951 = 60 If you want it to look original you can fit period correct chrome covers over a gotoh 201, that's what I had on my second one. Now that's a bass and a half with a Lollar pickup. someone on here from Ireland has it but I can;t remember who.

I would have thought that the Jazz would be worth about £5-600 ish and the G&L about the £375-400 mark I, of course, could be way off though

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don't think I've ever seen a horn box, just the 4052H Is there a model number and do you have any pictures? Assuming that the horn box works the same as the bright box you can take 2 outputs from your amp to the main cabs then use the link on one of them to go to the horn box. This will still give you a 4ohm load

Just back and they were fantastic. All clearly enjoying themselves and playing very well. Mark was using his TC rig and played 2 different King Basses I don't want to spoil it for anyone who is going to hear them but there were 2 glaring omissions from the set - personally these 2 songs [u][b]are[/b][/u] Level 42 The new drummer is fantastic as well.

I have pretty low action and my bass sits on a stand next to the radiator in the living room most of the time. Hmmmmmm, Sprouts

So am I the only one never to have had to adjust my truss rod ever? I used to leave my bass in the car overnight in all weathers and didn;t have to touch anything

Reminds me of reading through Guitarist magazine in the late 80s and seeing that ad with the Gretsch Country Gentleman and The George Van Eps 7 string. Memories, like the something something something

I've built 2 Warmoth ones. Both extremely well made

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I would think that you just need to move a couple of wires on the switch

I'm sure this has been discussed before but there are 3 pubs local to me that have bands on. If we want more work then we've either got to head south to the borders or north to Inverness and that's a hell of a trip. Especially when I can make 4 or 5 times as much playing a wedding gig round the corner but then again the rock band is all about the rock band thing of hiring a van, driving for miles, playing quality rock tunes, drummer at the wrong gig, having drunk punters shouting for more, the banter, loading the van and going home happy.

I've tried removing the cap and even going to the extent of removing the pots and going straight to the output jack. Wiring straight to the output has a huge influence on tone. it sounds nothing like having volume and tone all the way up. Simply being there despite not using it has an effect. As for capacitors. go with what others have said and try loads, they're not expensive. Just like after searching for years for plectrums I finally find 'the ones', coincidentally its the same ones that Chris Squire uses, I found the capacitors I needed to help me get the sound in my head - 0.1 paper in oil caps, same spec as what Leo Fender used in the first Precisions before changing them for cheaper alternatives