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Dude. Markbass. 45lbs, 500w of power, an extra 25lbs gives me an extra driver or two. Boom without herniation and the best bass tone I've heard.

lol thanks for youre suport :mad:

You guys who want to crank a 100w head on stage for a pub gig are nuts. My ears already ring any time I'm in a quiet room, and I can't get to sleep without background noise to distract me. It is nowhere near worth it for some monstrously loud cock-rock riffs.

Light's advice is, of course, excellent. I'm a Seymour fan myself but haven't had a proper play with any of the lower output buckers.

You're still doing it now.

Oh, and you must be out of your mind if you think we're going to start going through CLOSED, MODERATED (by Dragon) threads for fun. I've had ten emails from you in the last day ....... take two guesses as to whether you are ingratiating yourself with the other guys who have to read this...

The difference being that I could contact Gorty knowing that I'd get a reasonable reponse. There were various other changes made to what Gorty was doing that were dealt with simply by chatting to him. I wouldn't waste my time trying the same with you again.

Good work dude. I don't expect yahoos like these to get it though.

You really do go out of your way to make yourself as unpopular as possible.

lol good one suppercrap but seriusly you can mack nice coments but your still now alowed to dis obamma you red puby lol but seriusly thanks for youre suport lol

I'm not really an arsehole, I just play one online, at home, and at work. But yes, Alec, it has been years. Years and years and years. Sometime we should count up our wasted hours on this site. It'd take a couple of days to count it all up, but hey, what's a couple of days spent online in...

Poor bloke.

This is true in guitar amps and FX pedals too. :p £20: £150 and zero knobs:

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Awesome man. Awesome. 707 900d 1 c45710ck But seriously, why has no-one mentioned Laney yet? I have a VC-15 with an excellent 10" Jensen that kicks for just about all styles. I don't feel like I have to stuff a sock down my pants to compensate for having such a tiny amp, hell, my bass amp...

As a rule, if it says 'professional' on the box, it's designed for amateurs.

You can't NOT have a mic preamp. It's not an option. You can't plug a microphone into a line input.

Or the one quoting Whoopi Goldberg.

It's not what they call you, it's what you answer to. :eek:

Hmmmm ... I'm running both sentences through my head, and I'm sticking with "differently to". Thinking about it, "than" is clearly the correct word to have there, but it doesn't sound right or familiar. Someone told me the other day that Americans have a word "anymore". Is that like...