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PM sent re: the Orbital Modulator!

No opinion on the bass, but the guy who thought that this page: Invalid Link Removed was a good idea deserves to be slapped around at least a little bit.

It's my birthday bump!

Title says it all. I love the Fat Sandwich, but it's a little too high gain for me and that ground is covered by my Swollen Pickle. I'll get some pics up soon. Not really interested in selling at the moment.

I'm seriously contemplating selling my Marcus Miller to buy a P5 and a matching Cabronita set. My head is exploding.

Sold locally.

Some interest. Bump!

Title say it all. TC Electronic Flashback Delay and Looper. This pedal is hands-down the best delay I've ever used, and it's amazingly simple to use. I'm only selling because I've upgraded to the x4. Tore Morgenson does a great job showing all the cool stuff you can do with it: And now with...

So how is charging $400 for a $250 new bass and then lying to the customer not fraud?

Gone!

That is a magnificent bass, sir! GLWTS.

Sold locally!

Bump, possible deal in the works though!

Bu-bump!

Although I don't have access to an accurate scale right now, I can say that it's lighter than my 9.5 lb Marcus Miller Jazz by a wiiiide margin. It's got a basswood body, so it's not a heavy bass at all. And yeah, Chris plays bass for Strung Out. I'm not even a particular fan of the band, but...

This man just summed up the entirety of TB in one and a half sentences. On-topic, the bass with Elixirs is going to sound clearer, because they're possibly the clearest-sounding strings you can buy. They aren't gonna have the same 'grind' and crispness of uncoated nickel rounds, but that also...

I find it hilarious that people on here have been begging Fender for a Bass VI longer than I've been on here, and now that they have one out at non-CS pricing people are looking for alternatives. Don't get me wrong, great thread and well-written OP. I just find this whole situation amusing.

I prefer the feel of the neck on the MM and the preamp works really well for me. It can go from subtle shaping to balls-out agressive boost. I think they have the potential to sound very similar, though. You can definitely get Geddy tones out of the MM if you try. Edit: I only have experience...

That looks... risky, to say the least. What's up with bridge? There's nothing to hold down the strings; from what I see they look like they'll pop out at the drop of a hat.

9.5/10 condition, perfect aside from some very superficial swirls in the finish. Original packaging included, along with all original literature and accessories. Great key sounds on this board! 37 keys and 150 tones. $325 shipped in the CONUS Looking to trade towards guitar gear or...

Got this from great TBer PBnJBassist in January, and as much as I love it I have other gear needs at the moment. 9.5/10 condition, there are a few pick swirls on the guard. Otherwise, it is very nearly new. Here's the link to the original FS thread, everything said there is accurate...

I'm with RandyMolson, for one. Take the discount and move on with your life. Don't take your instrument back there if they're being real jerks about it. The peanut gallery shouting 'Sue! Sue! Sue!' really need to ease up.

...yeah, your friend has no idea what he's talking about. Tell him I said so.

This isn't hard, guys. Fender's has an SB Geddy sig for like 3 years now. The guy just added a pickguard and a thumbrest. Looks fine to me.

The bassist... played. Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight...

Great looking bass! Is it just the lighting in the first two photos or is the bridge mounted crooked?

Bump for a great seller! I've seen this bass played and it sounds AWESOME! GLWTS!

Payment sent!

I will never love a woman like I love the paintjob on the back of that neck.

Not bass-related, but I got an electric violin and some money to put towards my ES-345!

You don't really... get Marcus Miller, do you? Anyway, my entry is Muse. Matthew Bellamy needs to stop pretending he can sing.

Markbass... the best tone comes from those delicious yellow cones.

I think a sansamp would dirty your signal more, if anything. On my Little Mark amps, what I usually do for a modern alt-rock tone is bump up the low-mids and the highs, cut the high mids, and either keep the lows flat or bump them very slightly. Too much low-end, particularly ultra-low...

I was going to suggest an amp. You should be able to dial in a "modern", scoopy tone with a good EQ section, but I think the biggest thing is a versatile amp and a well-built cab with a nice tweeter. I've only played with the PF500 for a few minutes at the store, but I was able to get a pretty...

I'm a big fan of the MIM Classic and Road Worn series, but I really don't care for the feel of their Standard and Deluxe series necks. They're not bad basses, but for another $100-$200, you can get an instrument that feels a whole lot better to my hands. Also, and this is just my experience...

On the bright side, Geddy necks are fairly easy to find on the used market. I see them on the TB Classifieds and Ebay all the time.

I feel bad, because I'm kind of one of those kids. I'm not horrendous, but I'm not expensive-gear good either. I was pretty lucky that my parents were supportive of my musical endeavors. I know a kid I graduated with that plays on a cheap starcaster guitar and a crappy little vox combo. He is a...

I use a Markbass LMT800 and a Traveler 151p cab, and I guess I get a little bit of tweeter anxiety. I generally like to play with my tweeter cut (on the cab) at 0dB for a more crisp, defined tone with my Jazz. Recently, though, and especially since I got a used Boss ME-6B off the classifieds...

I think the CV neck P is a lot more Ibanezzy than the RW P, so if you love your SR neck you'd probably mesh really well with that one. Otherwise, the RW P, Reverse Jag, and Blacktop Jazz are all great options if you're gassing for a Fender. (Also, jelly of your Ibanez. Choosing between my...

I think the build quality and features of the CV series is a lot better, but YMMV, I guess. I really like the polyester finish on the CV, and the pickups are pretty awesome for a Squier.