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  2. tauzero
    I'm not.
  3. JazzyJ
    I'll bring it along to your bass bash next year Rob.
  4. Wombat
    Yes, yes and yes. But it’s all horses for courses. I used to hate seeing a band and getting stuck in front of (insert whoever you like except the bass player here) and not being able to hear anything else except their amp. But the ‘sterility’ of getting stuck in front of a PA speaker with everything in it and wondering why I can hear the bass player when they are ‘over there’ is weird.
  5. rwillett
    More than happy to take it off your hands at a "load of junk" price if you want Absolute beauty as already said. I love little things like this 'notch'. I doubt I'd ever notice it if it wasn't for other people....
  6. JazzyJ
    Kings Rd Vintage sent me the photos of the internals all those years ago but no mention on the neck plate discrepancy. That really was my only concern when I checked it out. I'm not going to change it though.
  7. Carl_D
    The Woof Of Love - Dusty Springfield
  8. itu
    I am assuming this is a 3 x 5 string bass... Playing with a plectrum or fingers, then the order of the strings can be different. If there's a preferred string set (flat/RW, SS/Ni), I would start with that. Piccolo strings are pretty rare, there may be only few choices available. I suppose the bass has to be well made: to push three strings at once would feel harsh under the finger if the trio is far away from the fretboard. https://www.daddario.com/products/guitar/bass-guitar/xl-nickel-bass/exl280-nickel-wound-piccolo-bass-20-52-long-scale/
  9. MuddBass
    Lovely looking bass. As well as the truss-rod, do these have carbon rods reinforcing the neck?
  10. peety
    I bought this about a year ago to use as we are completely ampless at gigs now, great piece of kit however it does a lot more than i really need and I have found myself more and more using my Behringer BD121 on gigs. Pedal is in excellent condition both cosmetically and functionally. I'm not very technical but have attached the blurb and specifications from Ashdown below. Price includes postage and i still have the original box. As usual i struggled uploading a thumbnail so iave inclded pictures in the post itself,. Any questions please feel free to message me. The Ashdown Pro-DI Pedal is a groundbreaking new tool designed for touring bassists. It is built with simplicity and durability in mind, offering a range of features that ensure a professional-grade performance. Ashdown PRO-DI DI Pedal Key Features 5-Band EQ with Ashdown Shape: The pedal includes a robust 5-band EQ with the Ashdown Shape option, allowing for versatile tonal sculpting. This feature draws inspiration from Ashdown's renowned ABM, MAG, and ROOTMASTER series, ensuring high-quality sound shaping. Valve-Emulated Overdrive: The onboard valve-emulated overdrive includes drive mix and level controls, ensuring that you can add overdrive without compromising volume or gain. Input and Output Adjustments: The pedal provides input and output adjustments, allowing you to fine-tune your levels effortlessly. A convenient Ashdown VU meter is included to assist with level balancing. Passive and Active Input Sensitivity Pad: The pedal accommodates both passive and active basses and offers a -3dB cut option for use with active instruments. Transformer-Isolated Di Output: For balanced front-of-house or monitor feeds, the pedal features a transformer-isolated Di output. It also includes a ground lift option for optimal performance. Line Input with Line Mix Control: The pedal offers a line input with its dedicated Line Mix control, ideal for practice or monitoring purposes. Built to Last: Designed to reduce the load of your gear, the Ashdown Pro-DI is constructed to be durable and easily repairable for years to come. It comes with Ashdown's standard 5-year warranty, making it a reliable investment for bass players. Ashdown PRO-DI DI Pedal Specs Power Requirements: 9 Volt - Power Supply Required Dimensions (H x W x D): 183mm x 116.20mm x 65mm Weight: 1.46 kg The Ashdown Pro-DI Pedal is a versatile and reliable solution for bassists, offering precise control over your tone, built-in overdrive, and a range of connectivity options for live performances and studio recording.
  11. agedhorse
    Your understandings and conclusions based on how you are reading the specs from the data sheets is flawed.
  12. Reggaebass
    They obviously didn’t know what they was talking about Jazzy, it’s a beauty
  13. Heathy
    I am selling my Barefaced Super Compact bass cabinet. Price is £500. I bought the cab on this forum from @FinnDave in March 2024. Condition is excellent. It is a 1x12 cabinet, with a silver cloth grill. The cab is rated at 600w / 8 ohm. Cover is included. These are incredible cabs, and super-light. I am only selling because I have subsequently bought more Barefaced cabs! Collection preferred. Not looking for trades. Thanks
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  14. Wotcher2
    Alsatian cousin Mozz
  15. JazzyJ
    Well, thanks again for all your collective knowledge, I doubt that I would have noticed in a month of Sundays re the tuner baseplate stamping. It is reassuring to know that I didn't buy a 'load of junk' as one USA forum contributer suggested.
  16. mikebass456
    Shiny Chappie People - REM
  17. andybassdoyle
    As new, used once. Very nice bag, decent padding and support etc. carrying straps fold away when not in use. Which is nice. £75 posted or a bit cheaper if you want to collect. Cheapest I could find online was 117…
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  18. SICbass
    Yeah, I’ll stick with the A-D-G tree.
  19. boomboomboom
    Fur once in my life - SW
  20. Merton started following 15 or not 15? What do you think?
  21. Merton
    Shows how we’re all different, the MB sounded crap to me in comparison! As @Stub Mandrel alluded to, it depends what we’re listening though perhaps…
  22. NancyJohnson
    A year on and I'm still with Spotify. I run a Sonos system for my audio, stereo pairs (several), portable speakers. If anyone has been following the issues with the Sonos app in the last year, sticking with Spotify was probably a good decision, at least from the perspective of actually being able to push music to me system when the Sonos app was barely functioning. I think that right now, it's probably time to start thinking about switching to Tidal. There's a service called TuneMyMusic that'll transfer all my playlists from Spotify to Tidal, so maybe that's a project for Future Me.
  23. peteb
    The plan is that I will be living there in three or four years time!
  24. Bluewine
    I lived in Southern Spain from 1962-1966. Maybe some of my friends are still there. Lol Daryl
  25. super al
    Nice looking PA, I inherited a 90s Peavey (I think)...scares the beejeebers out of me when I switch it on. I reckon when humanity gets wiped from the planet only cockroaches and Peavey PAs will remain...I wonder if cockroaches make good sound engineers 🤔
  26. Owen started following The Beedster
  27. Owen
    A very pleasing colour combo.
  28. Bleezar started following COG TK-421 X - PRICE DROP £250
  29. Bleezar
    @admiralchew I see you have a Volt Thrower, how would you compare these two ? Apart from the filtered blend they seems to share a lot (Rat based, clipping options...)
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