Stan_da_man

Status rules. End of.

I am selling a Dean Sledge Hammer in ash for £250 and it is a properly good bass for slap. Click the sig link for more info.

My Sledge Hammer is an excellent bass and bought new would cost between £450-£500. Click the sig link for more info.

I have a Laney R2, 100w, 1x12, HF horn and in good condition. For sale at £80 in the for sale section.

A synth is the worst invention ever. It makes annoying, tinny, bleepy noises and was used by every prog rock band in the 80's. Today it has been adopted by bands desperate to be signed and think they're down with the kids.

You can use pretty much any bass for any genre - it's how you EQ that matters.

You could just buy an Ibanez and have a better bass without the nice inlays.

I've got a graphite Energy and it is f***ing fantastic.

Behringer BDI21 - £25 sorted. Just as good as a Sansamp.

Cheers guys, I'll see if I can try out the Zoom RT-123 and Alesis SR18.

It dosen't need to be able to produce it's own beats, I'm perfectly happy with the default ones (as long as you can edit and save them!)

I'm looking at getting a drum machine for use with my side project. I need it to be able to mix drum patterns together (like a song in real life) and be able to put it on a timer so it stops when the song finishes i.e. When finished playing all the drum patterns. I'd also want to be able to connect to the P.A. and speakers. Does something like this exist? Would it be possible to invent your own drum beats on these machines or do they cost much more? Cheers.

If I do use them it is never past 9 o'clock. I just find they add noise.

Hi Mr Tango, I have the Tour 450, and I get the same thing with the Kosmos B. It only really works with high, individual notes has it tracks better - playing low or multiple notes gets that weird sound but at least you can turn it off! Congrats too on a good choice of head.

I've always liked those GT's. Very nice basses.