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As much as I love the Stringray its only recently I started picking up the P again and remembered why I fell in love with it in the first place. The neck profile is massive and the whole thing just gives off a simpler time vibe, with the thumb rest in the odd position, Duncan p/up and bridge cover with a mute under it it just feels right, although I play in a punk/emo/rock band and the look is so wrong for it

I use a warwick rockcase one, its a strong plastic with a velcro top, 4 9V power outs for pedals. Its decent enough and comes with a strong bag to move it in and to store picks,strings cables etc in plus its only 49 quid (there are bigger ones too) Here is a pic of mine so you can see what you can fit onto it

This is my setup only thing missing is my Ampeg B410 which is out on loan! Basses - Fender Japan Precision 57' reissue (customised with Duncan Quarter Pounder, Thumb rest, bridge cover) MusicMan Stingray 3EQ, Harley Benton Acoustic bass. Pimped! - Effects - Boss TU2, Boss GEB7, Boss Bass Chorus, EH Bass Blogger. Mounted on a Warwick RockCase pedal board. Amp - Markbass CL108, Markbass Little Mark 250, Rackmounted with AKG wireless racked in. Misc - .96 Dunlop Delrin picks (when I need one) All Warwick Rock Cable cabling, Rotosound Nexus Polymer Coated strings

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='667091' date='Nov 27 2009, 09:26 AM']Haha our guitarist is in another band with Kenny.[/quote] fair yeh im in a band with Todd and Dave from old dartford superstars Last Train Leaving and Jordan from Lowcut

Im currently running a fairly small but nonetheless perfect for me effect set up consiting of - Boss TU2 Boss GEB7 equalizer Boss Bass Chorus Electro Harmonix Bass Blogger I picked up a behringer bass limiter for 4 quid in a pawn shop last week and had a play with it and found that it does get my sound pretty much spot on where I want it to be but I cant gig with it, its just too flimsy I really do STOMP my stomp boxes and the plastic behringer would last all of about 5 mins (its already cracked just from jamming with it) Whats closest to the behringer I know they generally copy Boss designs but to me the Boss doesnt have the same feel (dont get me wrong its better quality) but there is something else the Behringer unit is doing

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='662702' date='Nov 23 2009, 02:30 PM']Not in the Throw Offs are you?[/quote] Funnily enough I was! I have a new project now thought

[quote]Denmark Street.[/quote] My god man, have you been huffing that glue they use for acoustic laminate

Some gorgeous stuff in the for sale section giving me a bad case of G.A.S

Behringer pedals Dont get me wrong I run a small PA company in my part time and use a fair few Behringer rack units with my PA. But the stompboxes are just awful Plastic, Poorly made garbage

Just stopping by here to say hello before I move into the other areas! Im a left handed player, been playing for about 7 years now. Mostly Ska, Punk and rock but will jam along with pretty much anything that doesnt involve slap! (despite rumours to the contrary I can do it, I just choose not to!) Currently running a Fender Japan 51' reissue Precision for live work (modded with thumb rest, bridge cover, Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder) and a Musicman Stingray 3EQ as a backup. Mark Bass Classic 108 Cab Mark Bass LM250 head Sometimes an Ampeg B410 for smaller gigs and practice EH Bass blogger Boss EQ Boss Bass Chorus Boss TU-2 AKG wireless systems and Elacin ER15 custom moulds oh and a Harley Benton Acoustic bass for jamming out on summer evenings in the garden! possibly the nastiest feeling but loudest acoustic bass you can buy for 120 quid!