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  2. synthaside
    These are Absolutely fantastic , units I use one as a Tubescreamer , a RAT and a Big muff , this thing gives you all the benefit of " behaving like analog pedals with blend functionality but with the flexibility of pugging the thing in and swapping the "Pedal sim " for somthing else on the menu . A huge stable of options , And even the ability to switch it from " toggle to latch" for those ... i want my Fuzz in the Chorus only moments, So much versatility for the price , bargain.
  3. Inga
    wow markbass pedal
  4. mcnach
    Nicely adjustable reverb pedal. Excellent condition, home use only.
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  5. mcnach
    Two channel digital delay, 4 modes (copy, analog, modulation and reverse delay), it can take a footswitch (not included) Great condition, home use only. Price includes UK postage. edit: not sure why the photograph doesn't show :shrug: so let's try this
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  6. mcnach
    Analog cab simulation, very tweakable, includes adjustable HPF, EQ, it works as a headphone amp, and with TS and balanced XLR outputs. Great condition, just a bit dusty...
  7. mcnach
    I live in Stenhouse (EH11 3ED), and work at Kings Buildings (EH9 3BF), so those are the two areas where you can find me more easily, but I'm not against travelling a bit in town either. PM me if interested and we can figure out something
  8. Chienmortbb started following Controlling Your Lights: The DMX thread and Is it the amp or something else?
  9. Chienmortbb
    The cabs have a marmite tone that you will either love or hate. At the South West Bash they were voted top in a cab shootout one year and bottom the following year,
  10. Chienmortbb
    Has anyone found a wireless DMX system that does not operate on 2.4GHz? Tgere is too much WiFi, Bluetooth and microphones/IEM systems working on 2.4GHz to make it reliable for lighting.
  11. Kiwi started following Bass ergonomics question
  12. Kiwi
    I've found generally that there is a set of trade offs between aesthetics and ergonomics which kind of shows there is a limit to the classic Modernist design mantra of 'form follows function'. I tend to think of it as a prioritisation exercise...priotise ergonomics up to about 70% of the body shape and compromise a little for aesthetics. If you go beyond that threshold, it's possible to end up with some fairly unattractive body shapes that are exceedingly comfortable. I'd offer up Vigier as an example and maybe the Klein steinberger/Strandberg Boden bass. I'm sure it must be possible to cobble together a 2 axis graph somewhere showing attractiveness vs comfort given access to enough survey data. Strandberg Boden bass Klein/Steinberger bass Vigier Passion SIII 5
  13. Fishman
    Bless you Andy, much appreciated
  14. alex_1_2_3
    Having a clear out before we move house. Hardly used Gorilla pedalboard, he's the original amazon link: https://amzn.eu/d/gnyu6bK £10 collection only from Stone (Staffordshire)
  15. alex_1_2_3
    Having a clear out before we move house. Hardly used Auralex Gramma Pad V1. No box, collection only from Stone (Staffordshire). £50
  16. alex_1_2_3
    Used but in good condition T-Rex Chameleon power supply. Velcro on the underside. Includes cables pictured below. £55 including UK Postage
  17. tubbybloke68
    You want ergonomic?get a Ken Smith if you can. X
  18. Higgie
    Nano 1 Sold. Rockboard on hold.
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  20. Desbass
    The Lumberjack Song - Monty Python
  21. Chienmortbb
    Not a problem, AWG 16. Equates to 1.5mm squared. At 8 ohms that would be good for around 1000 watts. As the Fane 8-225 is 225 watts, you have loads to spare.
  22. Carl_D
    Big Log - Robert Plant
  23. ET777
    Mo' pics. SN CD115xx
  24. ajkula66
    I owned a Precision Walnut Special back in the early '80s, bought it brand new. An expensive piece of gear it was and likely my favourite Fender P out of the myriad that I've owned over the past 45 years. Never have I seen a bridge like that on any Fender bass from this era which doesn't necessarily mean it's not original...another head scratcher from the Dan Smith era I guess. These are exceptionally well-made instruments in my limited experience. May you get to play it in good health and enjoy it thoroughly!
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  26. Breakdown started following EMS 500 - Modular Rack Case (One 3U / 6U only left) ** Now £50 **
  27. Breakdown
    I'd be happy to take it off your hands
  28. Owen started following Mixers two ways. Analaogue and Digital and Eb vs D neck
  29. Owen
    I must admit that playing an Eb neck has me keeping well clear of that end of the neck. If the bass is one you will keep, fashioning a new nut makes a lot of sense. It can sit on the present fingerboard.
  30. krispn

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    krispn replied to Kev's topic in Effects

    I think you can hook up a morning star midi device and access more preset sets but that another cost.
  31. Owen
    Digital desks are great. But sometimes it is good to have one knob per function all laid out logically. And that analogue tone, maaaahn... Mackie 1202 VLZ Pro. 4 mic channels, 8 line ins on 4 x stereo channels. 2 x aux and 3 band eq. It will come in a tatty but functional bag - £95 Mackie 1402 VLZ Pro. 6 mic channels, 8 line ins on 4 x stereo channels. Same aux and EQ. And a much nicer bag. And faders. £120 Sometimes it is good to have the flexibility digital offers. Behringer XR12 in flightcase. Not really used. Bought on here because I NEEDED it. But then I did not - £135
  32. Jean-Luc Pickguard
    I've never seen this style of bridge, it isn't the most aesthetically pleasing piece of irnmongery I've seen. I do however remember the 1982 Fender Precision Bass Special Walnut looking like this, having seen them at the time:
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