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Afternoon, Can anyone offer some guidance please? I have an Ampeg SGT DI, about 3 yrs old and out of warranty. Used maybe 20 times. It was working fine until it stopped the other night at a rehearsal. All lights still work, the Aux in still works ok but i can't get any sound from the DI out (what I normally use) or the headphones out. I've tried a factory reset and checked that the software is up to date. If I tap my finger on the end of a lead plugged into the Input jack i can get the compression light to light up faintly but no where near as bright as it used to. Any ideas? I don't want to pay loads to have someone tell me it's going to cost loads to fix and I also don't want to just chuck it it the bin either so would prefer to gift it on to someone for spares/parts. Many thanks in advance, Rory
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This is my Ibanez SR2600 Cerulean Blue Burst, which I became interested in after seeing Dave Pegg of Fairport Convention using the 5 string version. They are beautifully made and well finished with massive tonal options and what a colour finish........... To protect such an instrument I opted for the Warwick all leather soft case.
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Hi guys. I bought this fairly recently and have come to the conclusion that I'm too old to get my head around these type of pedals and would be better suited with something controlled by good old fashioned knobs! Comes with the original packaging including a Zoom PSU. Price includes delivery within the UK. Here are the specifications: Patches from 104 effects 6 DI models for cabinet simulation 60-second looper Built-in rhythm machine with 68 beats Sound expandable with the Handy Guitar Lab for B2 FOUR app (for iOS) Up to 5 effects can be used simultaneously User patch memory: 300 Signal processing: 32-bit Display: 256 x 128 dot matrix LCD Inputs: Standard mono jack with switch to change impedance from 1 M to 10 M ohms Stereo mini jack Outputs: standard mono jack, XLR, stereo mini jack (headphones) Power supply: Mains adapter: 9 V DC 500mA centre negative (ZOOM AD-16) USB 2.0 Type-C connector Dimensions (D x W x H): 146 x 249 x 72 mm Weight: 906 g -
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There are no daft questions, when it comes to researching basses. Basschat is always willing to help other members spend their money, it stops us spending ours .
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Welcome sir. In the Border country perchance?
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Noise Annoys! - Buzzcocks
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Welcome Reiver.
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Was that the outboard preamp Chris? Buying an outboard Sadowsky preamp would makes good sense for a lot of reasons. That bit of kit makes most basses sound better, cheap and not so cheap, so it may well stay useful if someone upgrades to a more expensive instrument. Even if the Sadowsky preamp doesn't make your cheaper bass sound good enough to satisfy, you can keep it for the next bass. Sooner or later it will be useful and money well-spent.
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Exploring the world of bass playing, in the distant past played drums and a little rhythm guitar. Currently researching different basses and will check out information on this site. Be prepared for some daft questions. Thanks for having me. Reiver
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It's Oh So Quiet - Björk & Betty Hutton
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That was a great moment Thanks again for a brilliant show
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I'm sure Viv Wilcock would love these.
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Wow these are amazing photos! Great work! The photo of Neil checking his watch to see how many more songs we could play before getting kicked out for the disco made me laugh!
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My wife says she's not lending me these again though! So I would have to invest in a proper acrilic heater!
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Ear Protection - What's really decent & off the shelf?
cdog replied to Al Krow's topic in Accessories and Misc
I agree Chris, but I do get great protection from the foamies, it's just that the top end gets cut much more than on fancy plugs so I am sacrificing on my experience of the quality of the sound rather than protection for my ears. Foamies will cut up to 38db which is more than any of the fancy ones could last time I checked. -
I know what wood sounds like when I bang my head on a door frame. I wouldn't call it musical.
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My Lockdown Project......... Although I love the white finish, I have been thinking of painting it "a la Guy Berryman" style just for a change!
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Why am I struggling to make bass sound good through PA?
Al Krow replied to mrtcat's topic in PA set up and use
Hi Bill, excuse my ignorance but could you elaborate on what you mean by "rising mid range" for me please? -
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Not possible to say. It will vary from instrument to instrument (even the same make/model). No two are exactly alike. You'll just have to experiment to see what works for your instrument and gear. I would say there is unlikely to be a specific frequency, but a spread of them. The way they interact is important.
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She's extremely good, but there are plenty of red hot young players around.
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My favourite compressor. So simple to use and get great results that even a luddite like me can use it. Price includes UK shipping.
