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  2. Arnoldoc
    Hi Gianlu, Yes, still available.
  3. terryblyth
    Hi Chris, Seems I don’t automatically get a notification when someone replies! I’ve PM’d you the number. Terry
  4. martthebass
    We’re not spring chickens Daryl. We only do 1 per week now and limit it to 36 gigs per year.
  5. BigRedX
    Good luck with trying to accurately glue together 4 pieces of wood with no straight edges on the non-glue surfaces. I wouldn't want to do that.
  6. warwickhunt
    Personally if you are only a few feet away from a given transmitter point and unlikely to be moving around much, I'd be looking at being wired. If it must be wireless, I'd be going 5Ghz rather than 2.4; 2.4 can be congested and you have quite a few devices.
  7. BigRedX
    That's weird. The way you had worded your previous post suggested that you didn't like the body shape.
  8. jazzyvee
    I have played covers for most of my bass playing life, so mainly tried to capture the bass sound on those records. When I have gigged in originals bands I have found tones to suit their music. I don’t have a sound that i think is distinctive such that i could recognise it in a blindfold hearing test, however i think I would recognise myself more by note choices and articulation more than tone. Others may hear if i have a signature sound more than I would.
  9. uk_lefty started following Ashdown ABM Neo 1x 15 cabinet lightweight
  10. uk_lefty
    Ashdown ABM Neo 1x15 cab with switchable tweeter. Owned from new, some minor scuffs on the tolex (photos to follow) but absolutely sound. Never pushed hard. Really good compact cab, weighs in at less than 15kg so an easy one hand lift. Takes speakon or jack. Only selling as I recently acquired a 4x10 and my office is becoming too crowded. Will post at cost.
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  11. SimonK started following The IEM (in ear monitors) Bible thread - a guide to help every musician
  12. SimonK
    Right - new years resolution (when it comes) is going IEM with our church band. We've just done a firmware update on the desk so that we can each control our own monitor feeds using the Yamaha phone app, and currently we are looking at buying a bunch of Behringer P1s (and a couple splitter boxes) and then everyone providing their own headphones. I tried to read the opening posts of this thread but there is way too much information for my two simple questions: 1) I've taken my Linsoul KZ ZS10 ear pieces back from my son (who was using them for gaming), but he's buggered up the cable - can anyone recommend a replacement (probably looking at around £20 accepting it is probably a disposable item in the long run)? There seem to be plenty of options on Amazon? 2) I think for my own convenience I want something a bit more that the Behringer and something that is wireless, so was looking at the Nux B-7 - any thoughts on these (NB I will never be more than a few feet away from the transmitter, we currently have three wireless mics and potentially up to eight other IEMs running (and two Wifi networks) RE interference?
  13. Clarky
    Pending
  14. Rosie C started following Having my first bass lesson today after 44 years
  15. Rosie C
    I've no advice to give, but congratulations on getting a JT Dingwall, and on starting on lessons! John Taylor inspired me to take up bass, though I've never really been able to play his lines
  16. uk_lefty started following Headrush MX5 multi effects pedal
  17. uk_lefty
    Very good condition, comes with box and power supply. Excellent for guitar, very good for bass. They usually go for a lot more but I'm selling this just to recover what it owes me. Really good pedal, used it for my last gig. Bass gear is well covered, 7x usable amp Sims, cab Sims, Darkglass distortion, plus all the other guitar effects and amps. You can do parallel processing, add external pedals, endless possibilities. I love it for the touch screen editing, only use the PC to backup settings and a firmware update when I first got it. Collect from St Albans area or will post for a fiver.
  18. bnt
    Come To Daddy - Aphex Twin
  19. ash
    Now that would be a coincidence!
  20. kingforaday started following Peavey T-40’s & T-20 USA vintage bass collection
  21. kingforaday
    Behold my collection of vintage Peavey basses! I’ve had most of these for a long time now but I’m moving into a stage in my life where I no longer play in a band, or gig at all. So realistically I no longer need these. Gulp. I’ve sold so much of my collection over the last few years, to buy things to use for home recording. Somehow these keep avoiding the cull!! those who’ve seriously trimmed down on their collection of splendid things… did you regret it?!
  22. AndyTravis started following Badass Bass II peeled saddle.
  23. AndyTravis
    Bare with me…I have some BA2 saddles
  24. lee650
    Thanks to the generousity and kindness of my friends on basschat ill weather this current storm. Thank you Withdrawn from sale 🥰
  25. Paddy777
    Best bass chorus there is IMO hands down,
  26. uk_lefty started following Boss VE-20 Vocal Effects pedal
  27. uk_lefty
    Boss VE-20. You can Google for all the details but here's my view after a fair while owning it... It's superb for finessing and evening out vocals for performance or home recording. Like any pedal you need to get the gain right if going through a PA. It can do some nice stuff like adding a second and third part harmony to your voice. It can "double" up your voice to add extra presence, it really doesn't sound like there's any delays, it's just a good thickening of the sound. Overall its great, if I did loads of home recording I wouldn't be selling it. As it is I'm just not getting the use out of it and was really only using the "megaphone" effect for the mid 8 in one song while playing live. I just need to get back the money it cost me as I've already spent the proceeds. Collection from St Albans area or I can post for a fiver. PM me with any questions. Pretty sure I have the original box.
  28. Arnoldoc
    Hum cancelling
  29. LukeFRC

    DIY Effects

    LukeFRC replied to JackLondon's topic in Effects

    I got a big cheese Musikding kit for Christmas - which is exciting. ive got a few other things that I would like to try, but kinda want to do another pcb design and assembly again next year - any ideas what it would be good to do? Last year was the mini prunes and custards - and I ended up selling 9 of them … kinda want to avoid that again, but equally pcb A is expensive if you end up with 9 unused and populated boards! not sure what to make, my guidelines would be interesting on bass not in current production prob not something that I can easily get from Musikding as a kit. I don’t mind developing have mods or tunings for something. one suggestion was a mk2 octabvre which someone has and said I could trace in a non destructive way - would have to work out cap values on breadboard though!
  30. lee650
    Come on Mr Churchie, you've got your wish 🤣 answer your DM's
  31. Burns-bass
    It’s worth having a good compressor in your pedal chain, especially if playing with fingers. Experimenting with dynamics is fun. Like everything, you’ll make rapid progress with structured practice.
  32. bassbiscuits
    My final gig of 2025, with the Elton John tribute, at Bibi’s in Leeds. The usual matinee and evening gigs, both really well attended with the audience up for singing and dancing. Its a long day with travelling and a gap between sets so I came prepared and had a nap in my car between sets. As ever, plenty of good food, good vibes and a lovely way to round off my year musically. The usual rig of P bass and Yamaha basses (for the different 70s and 80s sounds), Markbass Traveller cabs, Little Mark II head and effects board. Just about managed to cram it all, along with the drumkit (and drummer) in my car. Long live old Volvo estates.
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  34. franzbassist
    Used but in excellent condition, these have the shorter length stem. Two bass-side and three treble-side, but they can be reversed if needed. Perfect for Dingwall Combustion basses. Solid machined aircraft grade aluminium housing gives you high durability in an extremely light package Tiny footprint installs easily on small headstocks 20:1 gear ratio with a full size gear and worm for super quick and accurate tuning Stainless steel key prevents tarnishing and rust where you touch yor tuner the most 3/8" string post fits 9/16" [14mm] headstock holes
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