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  2. Stub Mandrel started following On Stage Projections and Rock Summer Schools for 'Vintage' Musicians ?
  3. Stub Mandrel
    I found a 'weekend warrior' course in Nottingham... no longer running. It was five or six rehearsals each a week apart, then a gig with each of six 'bands' doing 30 minutes. Got me back into the game and three of us started a band, which is still going under a new name after I moved away. Transformed my life getting back into playing.
  4. Stub Mandrel
    It's something I've been considering. I have two powerpoint projectors and something along the lines of what @rushbo suggests would fit our vibe. But yes like @Franticsmurf says, for most of our venues placing the projector seems unworkable
  5. tauzero
    Is that 269 that those straps have been made out of?
  6. tayste_2000
    Tomorrow I get to plug mine in 😅 been sat taunting me all week
  7. tubbybloke68
    My main amp for a good few years has been the Tecamp puma 900, forerunner of the eich t900. I tried loads before I settled on it.It can be all whatever you want it to be, very versatile and easy to use. Some have said it’s sterile, but by simply using the’taste’ function it is anything but. Quick, punchy and loud.would definitely try the eich 900. I think they are virtually the same. Form factor tiny aswell. Good luck with your search x
  8. tauzero
    Everything but the Non-Binary Sibling Sledge
  9. tauzero
    Rather better rehearsal with the originals band this time as the BL wasn't stressed out and exhausted. Got a little disrupted towards the end as the slightly dodgy PA amp in the room started cutting out on particular notes. Still, we continue to make progress.
  10. ead started following What's Unique About Your Primary Band?
  11. ead
    What separates your band from the other bands in the areas you work in? - I'd say it's that we are an originals band and never play covers. What do you have that others don't? - Tricky to answer without sounding a bit arsy, a couple of seriously good musicians (and then me as a counterpoint). I'd like to think our songs are lyrically interesting and cover a number of styles and from the bass perspective there are not many songs without an excursion beyond the 12th fret. I know, sorry brethren. If you were pitching your band to a prospect, what would be your bast selling point. - We are very reliable. You can also add in areas where you think your band struggles. - It needs a decent bass player.
  12. tauzero
    I know you're all eager to hear this - when your batteries are running flat, the old MS series stopped working (but you could check the battery level). On the Plus series, AFAICS you can't check the battery level but when the batteries run flat, it stops working and the panel flashes twice a second accompanied by a CLACK CLACK CLACK noise, so that's, er, really handy.
  13. 12stringbassist
    Ugly and old Wreckless Eric
  14. JazzyJ started following Fender Precision Player 2 (Modified)
  15. JazzyJ
    Coral Red Player 2 in excellent condition, no dings or scratches. After market parts fitted : EMG GZR Pickup/pots kit. Hipshot KickAss 4 bridge. Hipshot Tuners inc Xtender. Schaller strap buttons. DR Black Beauties. This bass is a joy to play and sounds great. Only selling due to my 'one in, one out' rule 🙄. Collection welcome or can ship at cost. I have a hard case of sorts that'll do the job. • Body Finish: Gloss Polyester • Body Material: Alder • Colour: Coral Red • Neck Shape: Modern "C" • Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Finish on back of Neck with Gloss Urethane on headstock Face • Neck Material: Maple • Fingerboard Material: Slab Rosewood • Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" (241 mm) • Number of Frets: 20 • Fret Size: Medium Jumbo • Neck Plate: 4-Bolt with "F" Logo • Nut Material: Synthetic Bone • Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3 mm) • Orientation: Right-Hand • Pickguard: 3-Ply Black/White/ Black • Position Inlays: White Dot
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  17. Quatschmacher
    Woohoo! Officially going to review phase!
  18. BassTractor
    🙂 We understood. 🙂 As to my Behringer Model D, there was a known issue with it, which was easily taken care of with a new wall wart and a firmware update. In case someone owns one or is on the fence: the weird declining click-like sounds in the Sustain phase, for nearly every second note, vanish with an update to v 1.1.2, so let that aspect not hinder you. Now I've heard the Model 15 and Model D together, I'm even more impressed with the Model 15 than I was a few weeks ago. Its tone is sooo sweet and luvverly that it brings me back to models like the Moog 35. The third oscillator, against my expectations, isn't missed at all on this one - given that the thing has so much to offer elsewhere on the panel. Also, from limited experience, it seems to me as if it's more stable than the Model D. I can't remember having had to retune at all, which is much needed on the D - - annoyingly so. This is in stable room temperature and both synths placed side-to-side on a table. I've always loved the Minimoog to bits, but am shaking my head in disbelief over the Model 15.
  19. chris_b
    . . . . being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November. Always nice when the bass player gets some recognition.
  20. tayste_2000

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    tayste_2000 replied to Kev's topic in Effects

    QC’s go for £1100 - £1200 I find second hand, the sweetener is how much extra stuff can you get for that like a DC7 and Solo 18. But you will get the occasional £900 bargain. I ended up going open box because I wanted the warranty on something so expensive and the ability to send it back but some of the deals I saw were near new price. If you can list in a dip in supply when Thomann and Guitar Guitar don’t have any in stock you can really ask a premium. I’m looking forward to these Anagrams cropping up for 600-700, that’s a real sweet spot for something so powerful.
  21. tayste_2000 started following Feedback For Gkats
  22. tayste_2000
    Bought my 2009 4003 Rickenbacker, really nice guy. Sent funds immediately, shipped the bass to the address provided, good comms the whole way and he confirmed receipt. No problems whatsoever, deal with confidence. I too was concerned he had no posts, but checked in with Hobbayne and now I can confirm Gkats exists and this deal was flawless. So if you’re reading this with those same concerns, you’re al good, deal away.
  23. SpondonBassed started following Introduction
  24. SpondonBassed
    Welcome Al.
  25. Stub Mandrel started following What's Unique About Your Primary Band?
  26. Stub Mandrel
    Two bands. The three piece blues band's secret weapon is an insanely talented young guitarist, the drummer and I have played with Alex long enough to have a sort of telepathy so we can improvise while staying really tight. Basically, if blues rock fans see us once, they come back Unfortunately, Al is also in a breaking indie band (playing Isle of Wight this year...) that are busy and getting busier. The other band is a bit different. We are all in two bands and have nothing to prove. We play songs we like (anyone can veto a song) and don't shy away from stretching ourselves. Our schtick is ckasdic rock, but we have an eclectic set list with songs people now but don't expect. Sex Bomb and Devil Woman, alongside Pressur and Time and War Pigs. We try really hard to be professional. We polish our songs, work hard on our sound, have lights, a banner, an image, cool posters, lots of humour and play with attitude.
  27. kingforaday
    Agreed! no updates, and no trade offers at the moment sadly but I’ve had lots of messages on FB and eBay asking me to split it up and sell various bits…. I could but… Maybe I’ll just keep it!
  28. kingforaday
    I have too many guitars! I’ve decided to sell a bunch of guitars and buy one really expensive one… so next up in my clear out is acoustic guitars Ibanez EW20ZWE - good overall condition but does have a couple of fairly big dings and some lacquer cracks it’s had since bought new in 2007 (which I have email proof of if required). Restrung with Ernie ball earth wood phosphor bronze strings for the sale. Electro acoustic (srtn preamp and tuner built in). comes with Ibanez gig bag - £250 Epiphone EJ-45 - good condition with only pretty minor age related wear/scratches, and restrung with Ernie ball earth wood strings for the sale. etc - £200 Eko E20 ebony ranger - pretty beat up and has the lacquer cracks on the front a lot of these suffer from. Cool as hell and I’ll include a new set of strings as although the strings are new I have been using it for home recording. £150 *Sold*Ibanez EWC20EBE - very good used condition and restrung with Ernie ball earth wood phosphor bronze strings for the sale. Electro acoustic (srtc preamp and tuner and chorus built in) comes with gator semi hard case - £300*sold* Collection Plymouth Trade offers welcome on other music gear - guitar, bass and drum stuff mainly… Things I’m particularly interested in; Burny Japan guitars Peavey T series guitars & basses Yamaha L series acoustic guitars Yamaha Japan drums Yamaha reface keyboard cp/yc Rode m3 / m5 mics LR Baggs acoustic para DI
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  30. LowB_FTW
    Mark
  31. Merton
    Price drop - £350 collected
  32. Jean-Luc Pickguard
    Ralph, who always insists on attending our rehearsals, and then curls up on the floor farting and snoring, would be much more useful to the band if he took the lead of his puppet counterpart.
  33. Kev

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    Kev replied to Kev's topic in Effects

    FOMO is strong with this one, but i echo that running both wouldn't really be a great solution to get behind. Cutting down to it could be anytime option, but don't know what the used market is like for QCs. I'd want a good chunk of money spare at the end of it.
  34. Skin Lewis started following What's Unique About Your Primary Band?
  35. Skin Lewis
    A few things make us stand out. First, we're an originals band, maybe a few obscure covers here and there. Been going 26 years, have a good loyal following of all ages. No desire to be more busy than a dozen gigs a year. We have 7 albums out there on the usual channels. Second, we have no normal drum kit. Our drummer sold his a few years ago, (presumably to buy food since he'd just been chucked out by his girlfriend) and he came up with this: Nice small footprint, no cymbals! sounds great. We also have one of these wonderful things: If someone was to ask me what kind of music we play, I'd probably say Psychedelic Country Pop and instantly regret it.
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