[QUOTE=thelowsoundofbass;13598230]Alimbic.com

lowsound[/QUOTE]

I remember that sometime ago we had a thread about designing a bass or something and there was alembic's...their starting price was something like $16000

The most expensive one I could make was in between 30 and 40 grand.

so is the schecter i posted active?

[quote=FunkMetalBass;13598388]Oh, so THAT'S what that does. I get it now.

<3 @ ebe

Thanks. I labeled it as Local Disk (P:)
So now I have A, C, D, E, F(removable), G(removable) and P drives.

Sweet.[/quote]


Glad I could help.


I recently had the same problem you just had, had to figure it out thanks to some manufacturers instructions.

Yeah, studio's are active.

3 band onboard EQ.

I loved the tone from my studio 6

Oh damn.

The new CV-4's are so hot...

cool

well im either going to get that or the C-1 Artist, i knew having a parent in the U.S would pay off :)

Well with a bit of luck I will be in Canada over the festive season for a bit of a holiday.


Might try picking up a 6er while over there

awesome

got anything in mind?

I'd really like a Studio 6...

I'd have to sell my guitar bass and amp to afford one, though. :lol:

no job ftl.

ah too bad man

well like i said before im gonna have to sell my Jazz to help me with my next purchase

[quote=lemoley;13598517]awesome

got anything in mind?[/quote]


Ideally a second hand Warwick Corvette standard 6er.

But the Schechter Studio 6 also looks quite nice.


Its just an idea, otherwise I build one and see how it goes.

[QUOTE=ebe9;13598537]Ideally a second hand Warwick Corvette standard 6er.

But the Schechter Studio 6 also looks quite nice.


Its just an idea, otherwise I build one and see how it goes.[/QUOTE]

I have a warwick corvette that im looking to sell for cheap, I really have no need for it anymore, drop me an e-mail or wait for me to get on msn if you're interested - [email]no_leaf_clover24@hotmail.com[/email]

yeah building one would be cool, like in a Ritter style would be sweet

[quote=Jimbobntnr;13598501]I loved the tone from my studio 6[/quote]

Same here. I just really want to put a killswitch on it. I'm tired of having to unplug it all the time. In jazz band, we stop a lot, and half the time, he has the rhythm section stop while he checks intonation and rhythm of the brass. A killswitch would just be a sweet upgrade.

HEy all, what's up?

[quote=b82b14b7;13598553]I have a warwick corvette that im looking to sell for cheap, I really have no need for it anymore, drop me an e-mail or wait for me to get on msn if you're interested - [email]no_leaf_clover24@hotmail.com[/email][/quote]


6er?


and what would you be looking to get for it?



I say might at this point as it is dependant on the Canadian consulate as to whether they issue a visa

If I install a kill switch, will it

1) make a clicking/popping sound every time I flip it on?
2) preserve battery life?

well im off guys

peace

I am back.

lowsound

Well, I can answer mumber 2.

No. The only thing that will preserve the battery life is unplugging.

Ugh... I have two assignments due tomorrow. Good thing I haven't started. Of course, I only found out about them yesterday because I wasn't at school on Monday or Tuesday.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13598623]Ugh... I have two assignments due tomorrow. Good thing I haven't started. Of course, I only found out about them yesterday because I wasn't at school on Monday or Tuesday.[/QUOTE]

I have a mid term on saturday and I have no idea what is going on in the class.

lowsound

[QUOTE=Thonk;13598620]Well, I can answer mumber 2.

No. The only thing that will preserve the battery life is unplugging.[/QUOTE]
unless the kill switch was between the battery and pre.

[QUOTE=nisakss;13598584]HEy all, what's up?[/QUOTE]
what's up!>!

[QUOTE=Jimbobntnr;13598637]unless the kill switch was between the battery and pre.[/QUOTE]
Oh.. I thought the battery was engaged whenever something pushed on/against the little prong on the input jack?

Or am I talking out of my as[SIZE=2]s[/SIZE]? :lol:

no, it normally would be, but with a switch there it would be the equivalent of removing the battery plug.

[quote=Thonk;13598620]Well, I can answer mumber 2.

No. The only thing that will preserve the battery life is unplugging.[/quote]

Well, I was reading into it, and found this site:
[url]http://alexplorer.net/guitar/mods/standby.html[/url]

It says that it DOES in fact preserve battery life.

I guess I'll have to get a third source.

[quote=Jimbobntnr;13598637]unless the kill switch was between the battery and pre.[/quote]

Well, even between the pre and the output jack, wouldn't it still cut the circuit the same?

[QUOTE=thelowsoundofbass;13598635]I have a mid term on saturday and I have no idea what is going on in the class.

lowsound[/QUOTE]

My things aren't too big, but it's still pretty lame.

One is a paper that describes the different management and organizational theories and going over the pros and cons of each theory.

The other is a case study where I just need to answer a few questions based on the reading. I probably need to use my brain and come up with my own opinions for some of it, though. :upset: