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I never said anyone had! Perhaps poorly worded I meant that it could be a mistake but there is no malice if it is.

[quote name='Bigwan' post='761570' date='Mar 2 2010, 11:09 AM']Funny I've heard similar things said about Markbass before As usual everything on here should be taken with a pinch of salt - try before you buy, IMHO, YMMV, etc, etc...[/quote] And so have I! Agreed with the try before you buy though, this should be tattooed onto the hands of new musicans

[quote name='cheddatom' post='748473' date='Feb 17 2010, 03:14 PM']Nope. I should have included that in my "list of things the tech support operative MAKES you do". Can you please un plug the power plug, and leave it un-plugged for 60 seconds sir I've already re-set it! Since I asked you to? No! Well I need you to un-plug it for 60 seconds now sir. WHY!?!?!? WHY!?!?!?![/quote] I used to work for a very well known home audio company (who I shall not name) And we used to tell people to do this and when they argued we were told to tell them there was a microswitch inside where you plugged the cable in and this reset the processor. Now am still not 100% but I took the stuff apart several times and never saw anything that could be called a switch.

[quote name='Bigwan' post='761487' date='Mar 2 2010, 09:28 AM']You might consider this if buying new: [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/TCE_Rigs.html"]http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_sp...s/TCE_Rigs.html[/url] (Classic450 and 4x10 for £1099 - a little over budget but budgets are there to be bent a little!) I believe this exact rig was for sale here s/h for £900 last week.[/quote] Am I the only person left who isn't a fan of TC?! Dont get me wrong; lightweight, tough, loud (much like my beloved markbass) but they just sound like a hifi to me :s

You could go Fender Custom Shop for that money quite easily or Warwick CS

Not being funny but I dont see absolute music trying to rip someone off they far too well known. I know next to nothing about PRS though

Ill stick my 2p in Orange Bass Terror and OBC410 cab is a good set up take you a tad over budget but not too much if you shop around although cabs tend to be a bit on the weighty side! As a MarkBass bitch though im going to recommend MarkBass LMIII and a Ampeg B410 cab This set up stomps! head weighs as much as a small bag of feathers and the cab is very portable for a 410

That Sandberg is a beauty Keep meaning to buy one but far less important things like bills come first Beautiful lefty on Thomann atm though

its not that yellow but dear me is it not the best thing I ever heard

Maybe 11! Question though Wayne. And please dont take this as criticism or insult as its not meant as such, but why so many basses that most people would consider 'low end' or 'entry level'? Do you buy stuff with a project in mind? I think every bass except the Sub and Fender J has been hugely modded from what I see here. do you come up with an idea and go find a bass or do you buy a bass when you see one for a bargin price and then decide what to do with it?

Im greatly confused, the prices all appear to be in Yen however there is a pound symbol there and everything

Im in favour of someone in london setting up a paypal, we'll all chuck in a quid put a bid on and see what we get

I got this wierd feeling its stolen no evidence whatsoever for this aside from looking at the fact there is not feedback, pics were taken by someone not at all familiar with photgraphing basses, and the fact they took the neck off and left the strings on. just gut instinct

Thats a terrible fake Look at the end of the fingerboard near the nut

I love being a lefty! When people do ask to play im almost always cool with it unless they are drunk in which case no way are they touching it! Although as a lefty I know that its not everyday you see a Stingray or a 50's reissue Fender P the 'right' way round! So im cool with people having a go. The amp thing though - dont get me started! I was in the same band for 4 years maybe and both guitarists had big half stacks so I had to buy something plenty loud for even small gigs. I ended up with an Ampeg Cab and Ashdown head and the amount of gigs we did where people wouldnt bring amps was stupid. I had one bassist admit to me at a gig (who had 'forgotten' his amp again) that he didnt bring his Peavey Combo to gigs we were playing because he knew I would have my nice rig. I dread taking my Markbass 8x10 and head out for the first time. I know im going to suffer the same curse of 'I just turned up with my 100W 1x15" combo (which is plenty loud for this venue) but im going to leave it in the car to play with someones 4ft tall pile of pound notes' Not happening with that amp I will not share unless it happens to be a friend I trust in the other band.

.96 delrin Dunlops for me for 8 years! I use a pick quite a bit, I was in a ska band for a while and used about 60% fingers 40% pick I like to alternate! Nothing wrong with using a pick.

If that squier was a lefty i would rip your arm off!

Andertons were amazing for me. My CL108 cab had a blown speaker when it arrived, Andertons sent out a brand new driver (they were willing to fully replace it but its no difficulty for me to fit a driver) and the Rack ears for the head I had bought free as way of an apology Brilliant company

I have been to the Warwick Factory and its amazing, when you see the work that goes into the basses the price seems justified. The quality control and love they have for the instruments is insane

I have been to the Warwick Factory and its amazing, when you see the work that goes into the basses the price seems justified. The quality control and love they have for the instruments is insane