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I think it’s quite straightforward but I went to a studio as I wanted my levels perfectly balanced and had loads to capture, so it allowed me to do a bunch in parallel.
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Gallien Krueger Fusion 550 hybrid amp
kuetsum replied to Berserker's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
This one is way under rated. Got mine earlier last year and become my main. -
And another one, even more expensive: https://www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_gem-ws2_id8295361.html
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Tanglewood Dreadnought TW15NS guitar This Tanglewood Dreadnought guitar is a real quality instrument and has a Spruce top and mahogany sides which give it a wonderful warm but bright tone. It has a new set of D’Addario strings: phosphor bronze, which give a warm bright and balanced tone. The truss rod has been adjusted to give a nice low action and is very comfortable to play and has a great tone The frets have been polished The neck has been treated with Lemon Oil so it’s clean and ‘fed’. It does have a scratch on the front just behind the bridge (pictured) No case and no trades thanks. Price when it was new was £499. Yours for only £180 Chaddesden, Derby All proceeds will go towards a charity for the homeless in Derby and a Home for street kids in Bogota, Colombia. Please check out my other ads. They say: The guitar is in Dreadnought Top is made up of Solid Spruce. The Sides are made up of Solid Mahogany Neck is made of Mahogany Top Binding is done with ABS Black & White Side Binding is done with ABS Ivory Saddle is of Bone Nut is of Bone Scale Length is 650mm Bridge Pins is of ABS Ivory Machine Heads Chrome Grover Finish is done in Natural Satin-
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It wasn't that difficult, as it's an Italian brand, I checked Mercatino Musicale (the Italian musical instruments secondhand website) and here it is: https://www.mercatinomusicale.com/mm/a_gem-ws2-keyboard-workstation_id7475222.html
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Is that with or without an instrument plugged into it? If not, the hiss isn't coming from the amp.
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Motordead Never got going. -
The main guitar stores will prefer a Gibson or fender that they can shift quickly. Bass specialists are the best bet if you don’t want the hassle of selling privately.
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Rotorhead Actually not convinced this would have destroyed their career, probably just pushing them in a decidedly more aeronautical direction. Reckon they'd have made it work. -
It's that time of year. People have loaded the credit cards to the max for Xmas and won't be making large purchases until they've made a bit of a dent in the debt. It's always that way at this time. A good time to buy if you have money burning a hole in your pocket as sellers know it will be March-April before things pick up, so you can make cheeky offers.
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Here you go
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So, how to fit a guitar humbucker sized pickup in a MM shaped hole? With an empty MM sized pickup cover and a hand drill? That's just a test fit. Progress is slow because holiday vibe and not quite having the right screws on hand. This scenario needs M3 30mm screws, typically I could only find M2.5 30mm OR M3 25mm in the house. I'll have a dig about in the shed at some point over the weekend. Just to prove the concept in the pictures above, I'm using the M2.5 30mm screws - because they're just too thin, they jump threads if you tighten them too much (duh!) but it was tight enough to at least show where things are heading. Of course, the protrusions which are the mounting lugs may require some material to be removed from the pickup route, am steeling myself for that eventuality.
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I came very close to buying a Soundwear bag after reading this thread. Incredibly close! Within a click. But £800+ for a bass bag took some coming to terms with. So I hesitated. Anyway - decided to push the button today, but see Thomann now put the price up again. £885! Yikes! Nearly £900 for a bass bag. So I’ve hesitated again … 🙄
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No. Just patient 😁
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That's a lovely bass. If it's as good as my Fender AVRI 74 Jazz Bass that I have had for nearly ten years now then it's an excellent investment. I've thought about one of these for myself but haven't managed to find one that weighs under 9 pounds, which is my weight requirement for a Jazz Bass nowadays. I would swap the scratchplate for an off-white one, but that's just my preference. I expect most people would prefer the Tort, but combined with that shade of green in reminds me too much of those boiled sweets, chocolate limes.
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Yes, this is probably the best way to do it, and consistent with precedent. I bought a bass guitar in bits, with a damaged neck in 2022; paid to have a new neck made in 2023; and paid to have the bass rebuilt in January 2024. The latter two actions were repairs (and allowed), so I was only out once, for the initial purchase in 2022 (rather than out on the day when the bass was completed and playable).
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Immaculate ACG Recurve bass, no marks or scratches. I'm solely playing the guitar and it seems a shame to leave it sit unused. Comes with a cheap padded case. Looking for a trade only for a nice Strat - Avri etc, US PRS or a vintage Tokai plus cash. Maybe other guitars. Trades only please. I'm based in Hull East Yorks but work in Scarborough. Could travel for the right deal or you come to me. Thanks. -
->Added part-ex for an Arturia Keystep 37<- Up for sale is this beautiful 12 bit sampler from around 1988. It's a Roland S550 with 8 separate outs and a top end GOTEK drive (with LCD screen) ready stocked with most of the available sample libraries and several hundred blank floppies. The sound in the video is the classic 'Air' choir. The library runs the full gamut of Roland's offering plus lots of other stuff including drum machines/ synths. acoustic instruments etc It's very powerful with the multiple outs. Monitor included. It's B/W and is essential for running the S550 to its full extent. It's in great nick and includes the original box and a manual etc It's a fantastic piece of gear and sounds very good indeed, but I need to streamline due to lack of space. Apologies for the rubbish pic of the back, it's a bit close to the wall for a wide shot but it looks nice and clean and, most importantly, all the outputs work! Pick up only nr Tun Wells/Ashford IMG_4455.mov-
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FT: Late '90s (or 2000) Fender PB70US MIJ for a BB2000
Cairobill replied to Cairobill's topic in Basses For Sale
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Up for sale is this very nice Yamaha QY700. This one has a bright upgraded screen, all buttons working and flawless operation. It's also upgraded with a GOTEK drive to store as many sequences as you can throw at it. It's pretty much future-proofed for a good while. A rock solid workhorse, this is a great centrepiece for a DAWLess set up. Only selling as I have another sequencer that's smaller This is a great piece of classic tech. Famously used by Squarepusher. It's a lovely sequencer with a tweakable GM library (but I only use it to drive external gear)- very powerful and solid as a rock timing-wise. Perfect for those who want to get away from screens.-
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But I've been thinking about ordering it since last year...
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My favourite GK of all. They’re magic. My regular gigging amp and this is an absolute bargain with the switch and (extremely tough but light) Gator rack bag. This needs a good home and taking out for regular gigs. @Berserker is a top bloke to deal with too. You can’t go wrong. GLWTS.
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I've managed to sell 3 basses in the last month on Gumtree and Facebook... As someone wrote above "things are slow"...it's across the board...high and low end...it seems that we bought all the basses and are thinning our collections at the same time.
