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  2. Bill Fitzmaurice
    Most cheap dB meters only have 'A' weighting. They don't measure bass. You need 'C' or 'Z' weighting. True, if it's lifted by a meter or more. Less than that and there's no loss of bottom end. If you don't tilt or lift it the highly directional mids critical for the perception of loudness are passing by your knees, which can't hear them, rather than by your ears, which can.
  3. tauzero
    One passive bass, one which I bought passive but I subsequently activated, 30ish active. The Megatar is also passive. World Battery Change Day promises to be quite expensive. Added to that, all my guitars are active except one - the electrics are Variaxes and a Jamstik, the acoustics are electroacoustics except for one.
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  5. tauzero
    Fair Deal Music is only a mile or two from there too. And if he does M6/M42/M40, he can pop in to Bass Direct and Bass Bros.
  6. Rob Cass
    Rob Cass joined the community
  7. Tjhooker
    Also trade for a novation bass station
  8. Woodinblack
    I am kind of interested in this now, its probably more than I wanted to spend on a pedal but I do have a specific issue at the moment - I have joined a metal group and where the main group can all be played with a standard tuned 5 string, quite a few of the metal ones require a variety of drop tunes, so I have to use more than one bass (because it is a pain constantly tuning your E on a 5 string!). However, then there are a few songs that are other wierd tunings like drop B. Most you can just rework out for a 5 string, but some would be easier of I could use a drop D b string tuned down to B - so if you dropped a low D down 3 semitones to a B, does it sound reasonably natural, or at least workable? I am currently just using my Boss ME90B but the drop tuning on that is pretty poor. Sorry, I had missed that, I certainly can if the OP doesn't want to / cant.
  9. Ruizo
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  10. Hypo199
    I am, of course, working under the assumption that the vendor has tested the equipment 'as is' and finds it sufficiently free of faults to release it for sale. Obvs different vendors have different standards.....some actually turn the knobs, plug in an instrument and play, others just sit there looking for a fault for the sake of it.
  11. Sparky Mark
    Congratulations on an interesting TE amplifier system. One thing confused me from the photos; why aren't the left and right line out patches connected to the left and right line in sockets of the RA300? I really hope they aren't connected to speaker outputs!
  12. Realkennethwilson started following RonC
  13. Geek99 started following FS: Tokai Hardpuncher PB80 GS, 1979/80, £475 o.n.o.
  14. Geek99
    Holy f#%king hell
  15. WalMan
    Moon Safari - Himelbacken 2 Bandcamp Another band I found on eMusic years ago and have built up a collection of albums and seen a couple of times: - 10+ years ago in Southampton with Lazuli; and - last year at Trading Boundaries
  16. Hypo199 started following Trace Elliot - Rescue & Restore (and bargain finds)
  17. Hypo199
    I bagged it....had to take a punt on this as I've coveted TE gear since I was a kid in a band who longed after the decent stuff, but had to make do and mend with whatever we could find in house clearance sales.
  18. RDub
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  20. RDub
    I wonder, why do you all feel compelled to judge these musicians on their facial expressions, posture, apparel, etc.?your comments say more about you than it does about them. Can’t it be enough for them to just make music that is interesting , or beautiful, or challenging , or provocative . And if it doesn’t check one of those boxes for you, then it just doesn’t . Reminds me of a relative of mine who , no matter what they are eating, has to find it “fantastic” otherwise it sucks. Can’t it just be food?
  21. gyrus started following David Gage The Realist Regular Life Line Passive Pick Up - 8mm and Ben Bastin Wooden Double Bass End Pin - Walnut 10mm pin diameter 18.5cm long
  22. lawriemacmillan
    T-Rex Fuel Tank Classic power supply. The dimensions of the FuelTank are: L:15,8 cm H:3,8 cm W:7,6 cm. 10 outputs. Used but fair condition. Price includes UK postage.
  23. lawriemacmillan
    Darkglass B7K Ultra (V1). Amazing clean preamp as well as an overdrive. Switchable between both. DI feature. Used but fair condition. Velcro on base. Price includes UK postage.
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  24. lawriemacmillan
    Aguilar DB112 1x12 8 ohm cab. 300w. Padded Hotcover included. Good condition. Happy to meet at a location halfway, or £15 to courier it within the UK
  25. silverfoxnik
    Thanks 👍 And I could equally say the same of you Brian - over the years, you've always had such a great array of basses for sale here on Basschat...
  26. grahamd started following FS: Tokai Hardpuncher PB80 GS, 1979/80, £475 o.n.o.
  27. grahamd
    Another vote from me, fantastic workhorses. I have Lollars in mine and its the bomb
  28. tayste_2000

    Darkglass Anagram

    tayste_2000 replied to Kev's topic in Effects

    Tested them all, they’re all very much in the realm of tone sweeteners but for me it’s really elevated the Anagram to where I can’t fault it tonally or claim to be missing anything. The items in the pack Original no knob Sansamp Bass DI Juan Alderetes SVT DI Zerofive Audio Low Rider JHS Punchline Mojohand Cream Pie SGFX Beta Mk1 (and in combination with the Cream Pie) Cranborne Audio Camden EC1 (3 settings) My preferred settings on the Subdecay Noise Theory (Which hasn’t quite nailed the pedal but it’s better than the fuzz I had dialed in on the anagram) Essentially all my favourite pedals and preamps and I’ve now just got them as an option in the Anagram.
  29. Terry M. started following Flipping basses for profit – fair game or not cool?
  30. Terry M.
    The practice might prevent individuals with a "lesser" income from nabbing a bargain is the only thing I would say along with it can in certain instances over-inflate market-value. But yes we know it's not illegal.
  31. Maude started following Squier Bronco - Coral (pink!) - £135 delivered
  32. puntobawono
    Hi all, I recently bought this lovely SB331, its see through black has faded to lovely see through mocha. Its serial number is 980895 which i believe means that this guitar was made in 1998. I understood that Nanyo went bust around 1996 and shortly afterwards production moved to Korea. However the cavity cover of this bass says "Made in Japan", so were there indeed still Bass collection basses made in Japan post 1996, if so fo we know who made them. Thank you so much for the information.
  33. briansbrew
    Just bought a lovely Maya fretless off Nik, very well packed for delivery and probably the best protected bass I have ever received. as always a pleasure dealing with one of the best here on Basschat, good comms and uo to date details of the transanction...Thanks Nik, oh and a wonderful bass, just perfect
  34. Jay Carter Music
    Thanks he's not doing them anymore unfortunately
  35. briansbrew
    Ah Nik, not another tempting bass,, where do you find these gems...GLWTS
  36. sambecker1
    PM’d
  37. Terry M.
    This is because the answer to your question is no. I think swapping "received " for "perceived" is more to the point. The instrument does what we tell it to. Of all the gigs I've been to I've never had an issue with the bassist's weapon of choice.If I have any issues other than sound engineering it's usually the player to "blame" 1964 all-original P-bass with flats or not.
  38. LITTLEWING
    I was in a three piece a few moons back where the guitard was insanely loud even at rehearsal. Live in a pub i kept upgrading my gear until I had an Ashdown 300 head and Ashdown 8x10 cab. He simply wopped his Vox combo up even more and the drummer was losing weight sweating his n*ts off. Band I'm in now playing covers I'm using an old Laney 100 watt 1 x15" combo and it's plenty loud enough because we're all grown up.
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