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What are your irrational prejudices? I have some bonkers ones...
Lozz196 replied to kwmlondon's topic in General Discussion
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Haz - Labs envelope filter pedal. The pedal is in fantastic condition and comes with it’s original box.-
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The pedal is in fantastic condition practically new. It comes with the original box and all the paperwork.-
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This is the cleanest sovtek small stone I’ve ever come across. It’s never been on a board and was still sealed by the wire up until a couple of years ago.-
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The pedal is like new only used a couple of times at home. I bought it to go on a board but ended up using the Cali 76 instead.-
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Up for sale is my Sonic Blue Fender Precision. I had this up for sale a couple of years ago but withdrew it and made some changes. It's put together using mostly Fender and Gotoh parts. The body is from a 2011 Fender Japan Classic Series 70s Precision that I had stripped and refinished in Sonic Blue nitro with a light relic. It's an alder body according to what I can find online. The refinish work was done by David Wilson. The neck is an American Fender 60s neck that I bought on here. It's got a Fender Genuine Replacement Parts stamp on the back of the headstock but I'm unsure which specific neck it is; possibly an AVRI. The pickup is a Classic '58 from The Creamery. The bridge is a Hosco threaded saddle bridge that I've lightly aged to match the aged Gotoh neck plate, strap buttons, and string tree. The machine heads are reverse gear Gotoh Resolites. The thumb rest, and knobs are Fender, the wiring is from KiOgon on here, and the pick guard is a mint green MIJ fit from earlpilanz in eBay. It's obviously got a few intended marks on the body due to the relic finish. The fingerboard has a small dent at the 18th fret but is otherwise in good condition. It's a great player and quite lightweight at 3.9kg. It's a great player as well and the neck is nice and straight. I'll include a Fender gig bag and postage is an option. -
Bought a pedal from Walshy. Stellar service as usual. Thanks once again mate 🤘
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Found this as an ex demo model at Guitar Guitar heavily reduced so decided to try it, my first experience of Darkglass amps Build Quality is very good, it’s a very sleek design. Playing it clean sounded very nice, 6 band EQ made it easy to get a warm full sound and a powerful loud sounding amp. The one knob compressor is very good indeed The dual selection drive section is one of the nicest sounding drives for bass, not farty or wooly but just right for rock and more. Then it has the intelligent Footswitch which works off a standard guitar lead and can turn on/off drive and mute the amp. This gets me the sound I wanted and no need for drive pedals etc Very impressed and an amp that does what it does very well
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But they interrupted the snooker! -
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I have been shedding for a demanding 'dots' gig this week so have not had any time to do any transcribing over the last few days. Hope to get back to it later.
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Killer bass cab that weigh as much as a large pork pie ! Excellent condition GR cover included collection meet up or local delivery courier by negotioation pics to follow -
Dance Yourself FS1E - Liquid Gold
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Yeh, listened to the demos, I can see it would work for some singers with no backing vocals, but for me that wouldn't work at all. I am a backing singer and as such I don't do a 3rd or 5th etc of what the singer is doing, I do a contrasting line so for instance I can be going up when he is going down, or just on one note etc, so if I had a harmoniser on that it would enforce the backing over the primary vocals and not work well. I can see as one of those singer song writer acoustic acts or country or a solo singer in a group it would be good. Like all of these things, it really is group dependant I would add, the up down in the H1 demo is exactly the same as the VoiceLive 2, and sounds the same as the harmony mode, just quite a bit cheaper, i have one but just don't use it for the above reasons, and pedalboard space.
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Working through the ABRSM piano grades
RhythmJunky replied to bass_dinger's topic in Other Instruments
I was just thinking (dangerous unknown territory). If you want to try the teacher I use I'll send you on his details. I have no connections other than as a student. He's from the UK but is based in Northern Italy hence everything is done online, so as long as you're okay with that it might work out. His primary interest is jazz, and has a degree in it, but he can play anything, generally the first time he hears it 😲. - Today
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Said hello for you. Dropped it off yesterday, just picked it up and it's playing beautifully. 25 hour turnaround!
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Peavey 210TX bass combo plus 15" BW cab 350W when used together Price is for combo and Black Widow 15" cab together The Peavey 210TX is a rugged, 210-watt RMS (350W peak) 2x10 bass combo amp known for incredible durability and tight, punchy, full-range tone. It features DDT compression, a 9-band graphic EQ, and a tweeter, making it versatile for both stage and studio. Used as a gigging amp - collection from Wallasey UK only. PDF manual available. Key Features and Details Speakers & Sound: Two 10-inch speakers with a high-frequency horn (tweeter) for crisp highs and focused mids, ideal for funk, rock, and slap styles. Power: 210 watts RMS at 4 ohms, with the ability to handle a 4-ohm extension cabinet to run at 300 watts total (2-ohm load). Controls: Features High/Low Gain inputs, Bright (+8dB) and Punch (+8dB) switches, 9-band graphic EQ, and adjustable compression. Protection: Utilizes Peavey's DDT™ (Distortion Detection Technique) compression system to prevent power amp clipping. Construction: Known for being "indestructible" with a steel grill. This combo is a reliable "workhorse" for gigging musicians, often praised for its ability to cut through a mix. 15" Black Widow cab speaker - Has had castors fitted (badly by other owner) but I removed and replaced with rubber feet Peavey210TXCombo.pdf-
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Bought/traded Nige's GK head.... lovely bit of gear and Nige was a pleasure to deal with. Cheers chap! 👍
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Hi all, looking for recommendations please! I'm after someone in or near Bristol to do a setup on a Mexican 70s RI jazz including filing down nut slots (on a bound neck so can't just easily take the nut out to file the back) and potentially a bit of fret dressing if deemed worthwhile in pursuit of low action (7.25" radius I think). Also, any tips on going rate for this sort of work appreciated. Obviously I'd prefer it not to cost hundreds given that it's only a MIM but main priority is a competent job! Thank you in advance
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Sorry mate! Nothing wrong with your Spectors 😉👍
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Simply Dan, fantastic Steely Dan tribute at Wokingham Music Club last night. Sold out show and a stunning performance.... will be seeing them again in a month or so at the Hampton Hub Club!
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So Rickenbacker announced in early January that their production run of 4005V basses is now complete, so they are no longer taking dealer orders for Fireglo, Jetglo and Mapleglo models. However, over that 2-year run from 2024 through 2025 they made 8 one-off unicorns which are all featured in this video: 4005 basses are still being built, but are only available as one-off, Factory Special models like the basses featured in the video. They've already built 4 such unicorns in 2026, so things look promising for some very interesting models to appear throughout the year. 😃
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A psychedelic rock cover of a The Temptations hit, released on a Motown sub-label Rare Earth - (I Know) I'm Losing You | John Persh
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Harmoniser pedals are a great example of Less Is More. I'm not a big fan of either the Critical Mass (owned one & used it live) or the TC Helicon VoiceLive (watched a lot of videos), but the H1 pedal is absolutely my sweet spot. I do 70 gigs a year using that pedal frequently during 3-hour gigs. It sounds great every time and draws a lot of positive comments.
