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UPDADE!!!! It's arrived with Bass Direct and they're sending it out today to be with me tomorrow! To say I'm excited is an understatement...
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GarethFlatlands started following Moog Labyrinth
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Bought new by me back in March, but it hasn't found a space in my workflow and therefore is being moved on. "A ‘parallel generative’ synthesizer combining two very different approaches to synthesis synonymous with the so-called East Coast and West Coast schools. It sports two sequencers, two oscillators and two envelope generators, along with a wavefolder and a novel (for Moog at least) dual-mode filter. Labyrinth feeds its two fixed-wave oscillators, outputting sine and triangle waves respectively, into a mixer section offering the addition of noise and a ring modulator. The mixer output is then faced with a voltage-controlled wavefolder (VCW) on one hand and a filter on the other. These two circuits can be placed in parallel or in series, in either order, and between them provide enormous scope for sound sculpting" £450 ONO plus £5.79 delivery. Based in Sheffield if you want to come collect it. Delivery will be 1st class recorded.
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Chadu25 started following Yamaha BB435 Black with La Bella Low Tension Flats £550
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Bought this fantastic bass last April 2025 brand new from PMT for £849. Will come with the manual and setup tools that comes with it. Bass is in immaculate condition. I'm selling as this is a filler bass and my Dingwall SP1 arrives tomorrow. Selling for £550. Bass weighs at 4.125kgs NO CASE as that's how I bought it brand new. FOR COLLECTION only for now at SW19 or can meet somewhere in between. Please bring your own case/gig bag if you will be getting this. Or I can throw in a Dingwall standard padded gig bag for an additional £100. Currently installed: -La Bella Low Tension Flats and set to medium-low action. -Dunlop Straplok. Quick soundclips here: Dm groove Capo Groove.wav Boy - Charlie Puth Boy Slap.wav Any questions, fee free to message me! Chad
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Korg Volca Modular
GarethFlatlands replied to GarethFlatlands's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Slug Ice started following CIJ Fender Jazz Bass JB62 (‘62 reissue) - now £799 , Babicz 4 string bridge chrome , Shift Line Flex tube preamp and 1 other
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Westbury 300 series bass guitar. £850. Berkshire
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Mayones Jabba Custom EP 5 String - PRICE DROP £2500
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Snook started following Ampeg Venture V7 700w Bass Amp Head with Carry Bag
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Maybe standing behind an 8x10 in the future might help with stage fright
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EssentialTension started following First 12-string bass? A bit of British bass history...
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fiatcoupe432 started following Fender Jazz Custom Shop £1450
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Blondie's Maria, and Madness's Baggy Trousers (and quite a few other songs I've played) have inversions of chords that will sound off if the Root note is played. Not wrong, just slightly off. A chord isn't a chord until the bass player says it is. 😉 Often guitarists will have downloaded tab that just includes the 1st inversion of the chord.
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Price Drop Spector EuroCST5 Natural now £1900 from
geofio replied to Taffbass1's topic in Basses For Sale
I own the 4 string version , just superb basses this model. I like the neck in particular, ebony fret board stunning poplar burl on top with an ash and walnut slice sandwich , I think the EMG X and dark glass legacy pre are perfect together , you can get anything you want from the bass , I highly recommend this bass for anyone looking for a quality instrument capable of just about any tone your after. - Today
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CIJ Fender Jazz Bass JB62 (‘62 reissue) - now £799
lynxus69 replied to lynxus69's topic in Basses For Sale
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2006 Rick 4003 in jetglo, good condition *final cut to £1800
Clarky replied to Clarky's topic in Basses For Sale
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Hey guys, So, this is the older version of the combo, before the 700RBII. I’ve had it for over a year, after about 6 months the power board shorted out after not pressing in the power button fully. I took it to Taunton Audio Visual Services who managed to get it up and running again. About another 6 months later the same issue has happened again. I’ve since bought a replacement head and have been using the 210 exclusively via a speakon adapter and the cab works perfectly fine and sounds great. When the head was working it sounded even better! I’m offering this up as a repair for someone with the know how or knows someone who can help, and just as a good and solid 2x10 cabinet which can be used with any head with the adapter. The overall condition of the combo is pretty good for its age. The handle and wheels all work perfectly fine and there is no major cosmetic damage. This is a collection only from Bridgwater, Somerset. I can also meet up or deliver within a certain distance as well. Thanks, Josh.
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What you are looking for is gain. A microphone puts out a few thousandths of a volt, a bass pickup a bit more, pre amps usually give you a bit of gain. 10x is not unusual in which case your few thousandths would become a few hundreths of a volt. Power amps tend to be looking for around 0.7 volts so little mixers or even big ones will put out at least this much and a bit more. Not all power amps are equal so some need a bit more than 0.7V which is usually described as line levelor 0db. Most of the multi-fx units will give you plenty of gain and amplify your bass up to line level and more. Many active speakers can be switched to take a mic level signal and you should be able to just plug your bass in and even have to turn it down a bit. But not all separate fx boxes will add enough gain to drive line level and not all active speakers will be guaranteed to have a mic level input (most do) so you will have to check. Your 2-3 channel mixer will give you all the gain and impedance matching you need but probably won't be necessary.
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Perhaps. Since the lows from your own speaker radiate omnidirectionally they should not be in the monitors. The mids and highs are directional, so they should be in the monitors. For that reason the bass feed to monitors should be high passed at the transition frequency to directional, around 250 Hz.
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Yes, I got my first advert from them for a while. I think they might be doing themselves a disservice by not saying in the email or anywhere in the website 'yes, we know we had a very public 3 month break but now we are back and are operating normally' rather than just not mentioning it and hoping everyone forgets!
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Wish i had known you were there and would have dropped in for a bit. I usually see the band advertised on their sandwich board outside when i'm sitting in Costa coffee across the road but couldn't quite make out the name on the board. Maybe next time. What's the band name ? Dave
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That's generously put Phil, thank you. But I think Doc J is also correct: sometimes it's a case of us being content to play something that "just works" rather than putting the time and effort to learn something trickier but ultimately truer to the what the original band intended, and frankly often just a much better bassline than the "flattened" / simplified version I've certainly been guilty of settling for! I'm not going to deny that I loved the appreciative smile from a pro guitarist who was depping for us for a function gig last year when he heard me playing the correct bassline on Go Your Own Way. And yes a few members of the audience do notice too!