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Thunderbird Club

Where’s the bassist?
here....
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thank you V! just noticed that now that you (and others) mention it and wouldn't have posted had I anticipated the response.....all this said, I'm so glad I don't give a toss about any of that....

Having seen you play, I know the some of your mates wouldn't shine nearly as bright were you not there playing the hell out of the bass. Come back to Seattle, bands would fight to have you.
 
Having seen you play, I know the some of your mates wouldn't shine nearly as bright were you not there playing the hell out of the bass. Come back to Seattle, bands would fight to have you.
Word.
Super player from what I have seen, not just good or better than many, electronics wiz, rebuilds engines, (likely does brain surgery in the garage as well in spare time), and is one of the nicest humans on Earth.

Really ticks me off too. All that in one person and I's stuck with me.... :smug:
 
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My only bad experience with a Class D amp has been the reliability of my Ampeg PF350. It sounds great when it works though.
The GK MB200 and Mesa D800+ are great amps IMO.
Orange Terror Bass 500 is my class D of choice, great amp full of big beefy vintage tone.