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  2. iamtheelvy
    DD-7 sold!
  3. iamtheelvy
    Dropped to £180 posted.
  4. iamtheelvy
    Dropped to £75 posted.
  5. iamtheelvy
    A whole set of the Dunlop Fuzz Face Mini pedals up for grabs! Great pedals, great tone, and all in good condition, but just haven’t been used (plus, quite hard to display upright…). The following choices available (prices including UK postage): FFM1 - Silicon Fuzz Face Mini (blue) -£100 FFM2 - Germanium Fuzz Face Mini (red) - £100 FFM3 - Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face Mini (pale blue) - £110 FFM4 - Joe Bonamassa Fuzz Face Mini (black) - £120 FFM6 - Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face Mini (red with white knobs) - £110 - £110
  6. Raslee
    Bargain!
  7. rmcki
    I'll cover the cost of shipping in the UK
  8. wateroftyne
    All fair comments... re: fit - I use large Comply tips. I've got big 'ol ear canals, and they're just the job. Sound-wise.. it's such a personal thing, isn't it? To me, the lows don't sound boosted or flubby - just nice and tight, with lots of natural definition in the mids, and smooth top. One of the problems with IEM stuff is the inability to try before you buy... it's all a bit of a lottery, isn't it?
  9. Kev
    Not currently on the radar, but I shall!
  10. BigRedX
    I have made a useful isolation platform for decoupling the acoustic noise produced by playing an electronic drum kit from the fabric of the building so my band could rehearse at my house without annoying the neighbours too much, but it was a significantly more substantial construction than a piece of plywood supported on two bits of "acoustic" foam,
  11. binky_bass started following De Gier BeBop 4-70's - Custom made - 06/2022
  12. binky_bass
    De Gier are fantastic instruments... There are VERY few basses I regret selling, but my 6 string De Gier Elevation was definitely one of them. Also, @flaviusm is a top man to deal with!
  13. BigRedX
    I stopped using mine because on the one stage where it should have made a vast improvement to the sound, it was negligible but it did make my bass rig wobble about alarmingly in time with the kick drum pedal. @Bill Fitzmaurice should be along with the science as to why they aren't really worth it.
  14. xgsjx
    Sorry, but that sounds like a lame attempt at defending corruption, slave labour & paedophilia. All heinous crimes of which Hillsong have been found committing. They've been caught multiple times over the years, yet still continue to act like a trump. And yes, there are many companies, artists and organisations that I steer well clear of because of similar issues. More people should too, instead of turning a blind eye & letting them away with it. What you have to think of, is that playing or buying these songs is funding them to do more of the same. Would you go & help fund another convicted assailant such as Gary Glitter because you like their songs? There is no excuse that can validate and nullify crimes against children.
  15. Skybone
    Another recommendation for Tech21 pedals. Though I am also a big fan of Line6's amp modellers. Have used a POD Go for a few years now and the sounds you can get are superb.
  16. velvetkevorkian
    Have you tried asking the place you bought from? If you bought from a shop (ie not a private sale) then they should be the ones supplying you with any missing parts/replacing the whole thing, surely?
  17. Alicatt started following Hohner B2A Wiring
  18. Alicatt
    I found these on another guitar forum posted by Ozyrus This is for the Jack bass but from searching I found that Hohner used the same preamp in most of their 1980's - 1990's basses I have a black 1990 Pro JJ Bass, just got it, and knowing the preamp was likely bad - which it seems to be.
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  20. javi_bassist
    Good to hear that they work for you. I have to say that, even though I agree on everything you said, in my case, there are two aspects that I am not 100% with: -They are comfortable, but not extremely comfortable for me. You have to look for proper tips. I find it funny that my "perfect tips" for my Plunge Audios are foam size M. I usually use foam L in all of my in ears. And I could use silicone L with the Plunge as well, but foam, M. The are comfortable and they stay in the ear, but they are not as comfortable as my Sennheiser (for me). -Soundwise, I think they are a little bit bassy. When I use them to listen to music, they are incredible. However, after some gigs with it, I had some issues having "too much bass" in some gigs and losing some mids. Don't get me wrong, I would recommend them. And for the price, they are really really good. I tend to favour Dynamic drivers over BA (even if it is only one Dynamic vs various BA). I'd prefer to play with the Plunge Audio than the Westone X30s, which are also really really good.
  21. Pow_22 started following Please tell me why I should avoid Ashdown amps? (aka why Ashdown are just great!)
  22. Pow_22
    Im a HUGE fan of their discontinued Spyder series. The 330 can be had for about the same price as a MAG head in the used market. The 550 version takes it to another level tho, a really valvey tone but not in the distorted manner - like a tube head running clean but when you dig in a slight sag and grit. As most basschatters do - im always chasing THAT tone and have been through many heads from budget to boutique, i genuinely always come back to the Spyders
  23. DF Shortscale started following Voodool lab ISO 5
  24. DF Shortscale
    Is this still available?
  25. crazycloud
    How exactly did the TRBXs feel flimsy and toy like? They feel pretty solid to me.
  26. Chris2112
    This is absolute peak Mark King tone IMO. Loads of grown and 'snap' on the notes. Perfectly compressed and with loads of punch. This is the live sound that I remember from him, it was absolutely massive.
  27. patrikmarky
    I miss this amp…if I wasn’t recovering from “open wallet surgery “ from the beloved HRMC..I’d have this back mate ..GLWTS..
  28. baldwinbass
    Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car - Billy Ocean
  29. Swaff
    Grey embossed strap now sold.
  30. flaviusm started following De Gier BeBop 4-70's - Custom made - 06/2022
  31. flaviusm
    Specs (can also be read on the warranty certificate - the last picture): Swamp ash body Maple neck Maple fingerboard Pearloid block inlays & pickguard (they are made from the same plastic plate) Olympic white relic finish with matching headstock Brass bridge - aged chrome Hipshot ultralite tuners - aged chrome Electronics: - Hepcat '62 pickups in 70's position (the previous owner replaced the Fralin pickups for a vintage/punchy tone. I didn't receive the Fralin pickups) - Custom made Vanderkley preamp - Neck pickup volume, push/pull for active/passive. The bass can work without battery (I like that!) due to the passive pickups. Then the pot is a killswitch pot - Bridge pickup volume - Tone, push/pull for modern/vintage tone (0.022/0.047 µF capacitors). The tone pot works in both modes - passive and active - Active bass - boost only - Active treble - boost only Scale 34" Weight - around 3.5 Kg Original De Gier gigbag Mint condition Price 2999,99 Euro 😁, fully insured shipping to EU countries included. Trade option: De Gier 5-string bass My feedback topic:
  32. angus Fletcher
    angus Fletcher joined the community
  33. angus Fletcher
    hey so my bass is shocking me but no one else so i pluged it into an amp and started playing no problem then suddedly my fingers feel the electircity through them then zap and i chaged the cable and amp and bass to every possible configuration and still zaping me then i gave it to somone else and 30 sec aftr zaping me they played for 20 min then gave me the bass 10 sec of me holding it then the same thing again
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