[QUOTE=gaslight]Why bummed?[/QUOTE]
Because I heard it really hurts girls the first time.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff]1. I'll look into it.

2. Did I mention this will be my 4th time seeing them live? :evil: :lol:[/QUOTE]

You REALLY don't know how jealous I am.

Four? Oh, how I envy.

Radio, since you're the Roland man, what would you recommend to me?
The band consists of just three members, so only one guitarist. Also, this band will be gigging at some point, so, something that'll be good for that.

I can still get a 700 second hand though... I may just go elsewhere for the extension cab at any rate.

I'm off MX! :wave:

G'night.

DB500, Spiff!

It easily handles gigs (well, it has done with me), and recording, and band practices, and won't be a problem with a guitarist, as long as he's sensible and doesn't have a 300W amp on full volume...

I say that as its cheaper, but get the DB700 if you don't mind the size and cost.

hey guys there is a new Jean baudin vid out

Spiff: Any DB series Roland amp is gig-worthy. I love my DB500, but, just to be on the safe side, get the DB700 if you can find one. I've seen some places that still have them. Music 123 has them, I think...

my peavey 200 watt keyboard amp sees me through gigs just fine

-olp

and it saw my dad through gigs

-olp

iwonder if im gonna get a brice fretless 6..:p

i dont see how people can play those mammoths

i tried one out i didnt hate it but it was just hard to play

i wouldnt want to have one personally nothing bad about em just feels too awkward.

-olp

[QUOTE=I<3myOLPmm2]i dont see how people can play those mammoths

i tried one out i didnt hate it but it was just hard to play

i wouldnt want to have one personally nothing bad about em just feels too awkward.

-olp[/QUOTE]

I picked up a six string and I didn't find it hard at all to play. I adjusted to it really quickly. I loved it.

I hope I get to buy a 6er soon! I've got enough for a Brice, but I've got other things in mind.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]I hope I get to buy a 6er soon! I've got enough for a Brice, but I've got other things in mind.[/QUOTE]

Yeah.

Even if I got just a BTB406, I'd be extremely happy, but I think they're great basses on top of that.

What I really want is a MTD American six or seven string, but I don't have 4+ grand to shell out.:(

EDIT: I really want a Dingwall Prima Voodoo 6-string in whale pool blue, too. :D

yeah, but i want a fretless six :p you take the two things you think your not gonnna use much, and throw them togheter :thumb:

Seems logical to me, instead of paying for two basses that won't be used as much, just buy one that hits everything.

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]yeah, but i want a fretless six :p you take the two things you think your not gonnna use much, and throw them togheter :thumb:[/QUOTE]

:lol:

And so by doing this you'll use them much more? :p

I'd, personally, get both a fretted and fretless six.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]Seems logical to me, instead of paying for two basses that won't be used as much, just buy one that hits everything.[/QUOTE]

'sactly, and pretty cheap to, just change some hardwares and pickups, but still pretty cheap.

[QUOTE=Pluperfect_Arson]:lol:

And so by doing this you'll use them much more? :p

I'd, personally, get both a fretted and fretless six.[/QUOTE]

i have already found a use for it, one of my bands songs goes in b, so unless the b string is overly flappy, im gonna use it, and get that Mwa of a fretless bass, and do Heavy Fuzzy Overdrive on it, it gonna cut your ear drums ;)

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]i have already found a use for it, one of my bands songs goes in b, so unless the b string is overly flappy, im gonna use it, and get that Mwa of a fretless bass, and do Heavy Fuzzy Overdrive on it, it gonna cut your ear drums ;)[/QUOTE]

:lol:

You better hope that your B string isn't floppy. Floppy B strings sound horrible.

^thats why i hate 5 strings, i have only had horrible experiences with them..:(

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]^thats why i hate 5 strings, i have only had horrible experiences with them..:([/QUOTE]

Yeah, they might have all been 34" scales, though.

Try a 35" scale sometime. If you can, try out the BTB406 or 405. If I remember correctly, their B strings aren't floppy at all. And my friend has a Schecter Stiletto Studio five, and the B string isn't floppy. It's such a nice bass, too.

:wave: mo fo

sup.

I'll kick you.

ill kick you back

Happy Tuesday, everyone!

ill laugh at both of you :p

Lets have a kicking session!

Unfortunately Phil can't kick properly.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]Unfortunately [B][SIZE=3]fill[/SIZE] [/B] can't kick properly.[/QUOTE]
:naughty:

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]Unfortunately Phil can't kick properly.[/QUOTE]
His name is Fill.

That's a terrible shame.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff]His name is Fill.[/QUOTE]
:lol:

[QUOTE=irishslappop]:naughty:[/QUOTE]
Don't steal from me, you skank. :thumb:

*double stubs you all to death*

There we go.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]There we go.[/QUOTE]
Asscock :p.............. what say you!?
*waits for rebuttle*

[QUOTE=irishslappop]Asscock :p.............. what say you!?
*waits for rebuttle*[/QUOTE]
and he was the first person to ever have a game of rock paper scissors played inside him! the contestants enter from both ends and meet in the stomach in which they compete to the death in the age old game of rock
paper
scissors

hey everypne, i went to GC today and im planning to get a digitech wah pedal. do you know if theyre anygood. if i get it it'll be my first pedal.