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  2. malbass started following Ibanez PCBE14MH Acoustic-Electric Bass - £170 and Harley Benton Fretless Bass Ukelele (HB CLU-Bass-FL) - £60
  3. malbass
    Having a bit of a clear out so up for sale here is my Harley Benton Fretless Bass Uke. A fun little thing and sounds pretty good when amplified. Played it on a couple of gigs but that was ages ago so time to move it on. Comes with a soft case but I don't have a hard case for this so collection/meet-up is the only option. I live in Nottingham but happy to travel an hour or two if that helps.
  4. ezbass
    Fields of Gold - Sting
  5. malbass
    Having a bit of a clear out so up for sale here is my Ibanez PCBE14MH Acoustic-Electric Bass. Only had very light use, mostly at home although I did gig it once. In fantastic condition with no issues. 32 inch scale makes this very easy to play. Currently strung with black nylon tapewounds which sound great to me. Comes with a soft case but I don't have a hard case for this so collection/meet-up is the only option. I live in Nottingham but happy to travel an hour or two if that helps.
  6. Frank Blank
    ...also, it applies to everything.
  7. Paul S started following 70s Ibanez Lucite Dam Armstrong copy, now withdrawn
  8. Paul S
    An interesting bass was listed today but almost immediately withdrawn in between my seeing it, asking how much it weighed, and getting a reply. Not seen one before. Seller did a little more research and pulled it because he believes he undervalued it. Which is probably true. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/267482497835
  9. bnt
    Hay Nineteen - Steely Dan
  10. malbass started following Warwick Streamer STD Fretless - £450
  11. malbass
    Having a bit of a clear out so up for sale here is my Warwick Streamer STD fretless. Sadly doesn't get played as much as it used to so it has to go! I got it in a trade for a double bass over 10 years ago so I don't know that much about it. From what I've found on t'internet these seem to be German made using a cheaper body wood and electronics than the full-on Warwicks, same necks though. It's served me well though and is in good condition. The finish on the body is oil rather than Poly or Nitro so there are a few small dents but nothing too serious. I don't have a case for this so collection/meet-up is the only option. I live in Nottingham but happy to travel an hour or two if that helps.
  12. Woodinblack
    Never got that phrase as I never knew what it was I was supposed to know
  13. Chris R started following F Simandl New method for the Double Bass book
  14. Chris R
    F Simandl New method for the Double Bass book (in ‘as new’ condition): £12.00 inc postage
  15. ikay started following Meris Enzo X (trade offers accepted)
  16. ikay
    Does the desktop app come with an onscreen editor for tweaking all the synth parameters and creating sounds (like the FI4) or is it just for patch management?
  17. Frank Blank started following The NW and Scotland Bass Bash and Petting Zoo 2026 - Dates
  18. Frank Blank
    I am determined to attend this year, whatever date it's on!
  19. spyder
    Moving on from this morning I've used the 1/4 inch amp out straight into my Ashdown ABM / 4x10 with no EQ, valve drive or sub harmonics turned on. With the settings shown below it sounds almost the same as the Di out going into the PA. This feature is great as I can duplicate the Di sound into any back line amp.
  20. JapanAxe
    PM'd
  21. Peaty

    Hi Bass Culture,

     

     I would like that EQ02 unit from you. Please let me know your preferred payment method.

     

    All the best

    Pete

  22. Peaty started following ACG/John East EQ02 (SINGLE pickup version) - £100 inc P&P
  23. Peaty
    Yes please BC. PM on its way
  24. Cosmo Valdemar started following The Guitar Tech, Maidstone
  25. Cosmo Valdemar
    Looks like a lovely shop, a nicely away from the nightmare of the town centre! It's not too far from me, I'll pop along at some point.
  26. Quatschmacher
    I’ve had more playing time yesterday and today (after getting some actual sleep) and am really enjoying it.
  27. Rayman
    Such great basses, and my gigging basses of choice for some years was two of these, the band still talk about them today. Mine were not heavy, and were very versatile. Underrated basses these, and worth the asking price all day long.
  28. funkydario started following Iron Ether Super Frantabit
  29. simonlittle
    Selling a classic 1991 Warwick Streamer Stage II. Bought this about six months ago from the original owner. It’s in fantastic condition. Looks as good a new really. Some light tarnishing to the gold hardware but that’s about it. It had been sat in storage for quite some time before I bought it so it needed a bit of attention. I had the battery connector replaced and it’s had a full setup and light fretstone since I got hold of it and it’s feeling lovely to play. It’s a lovely instrument and I’ve really enjoyed playing it over the last few months but it doesn’t really fit in with the kind of work I do so it’s not going to get played enough to justify keeping it. Plus I’ve just bought another bass and frankly I need to replenish the gear funds! The bass doesn’t have a case unfortunately so it’s collection only from Peckham SE15. You’re welcome to come and try it out and have a cup of tea, no pressure! My feedback thread on here:
  30. Paulhauser
    Congratulations! Curious about your thoughts on it after the arrival and initial play. I was looking at the 5 string version of it, I think I have posted pics in the other thread but the additional cost of importing put me off in the end. In general I really like these new special editions, great to see the brand bringing out such gems
  31. MrCrane
    The inputs on the front of the 214 are a combination 1/4"/XLR socket. Just use a bog standard XLR-XLR cable (male plug at the interface end). The interface can recognise what plug has been connected.
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  33. Hellzero
    @kevin_lindsay: the new ad is here!
  34. cetera
    I was tempted to go to the London show next Thursday but I think I need a night in!
  35. ricksterphil
    Tom McGuire and the Brass holes at Rescue Rooms in Nottingham this Saturday. Looks like it'll be a hoot https://www.tomandthebrassholes.com/about-us
  36. Bill Fitzmaurice
    More than a few DIY experimenters have turned that hobby into a lucrative profession. Included in that list: James Lansing, Paul Klipsch, Edgar Villchur, Henry Kloss, Conrad Sundholm, Thomas Danley and Alex Claber, and if I may, myself. All of got into speaker design because they were dissatisfied with what was available commercially and thought they could come up with something better. Audio design in general, and speaker design in particular, has always been advanced by the work of amateurs, unimpeded by corporate politics. Villchur's example is perhaps the best. He had a Masters degree in Art History. He got into audio as a radio repairman while in the Army in WWII. That piqued his interest in audio, which he followed up on after the war. When he came up with the idea for the acoustic suspension speaker he shopped it to all the major players. They all said the same thing, that if his idea had any merit that their own engineers would have already done it. That was circa 1950. Undaunted, Villchur built a prototype of his new speaker out of a plywood box. The dimensions of the face of the box were taken from a picture frame that he had hanging in his house. His wife, Rosemary sewed the pattern for the flexible surround out of mattress ticking. After proving his concept to himself, if not others, he and his student, Henry Kloss, proceeded to create their own company, Acoustic Research, in 1954. In 1966 AR’s loudspeaker sales represented almost one-third of the entire market. Not bad for a couple of tinkerers.
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