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Didn't even know of the CTM pre, though I've got a CTM 30 which is very enjoyable. Were did you find it, was it expensive.
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I'm winding everything back now and having a clearout of all the stuff I'm unlikely to ever use again. I'm open to sensible offers for any of these - the £900 shown in the listing is for the whole lot, collected. Prices include postage to UK addresses apart from the Take 5 - please PM to discuss collection or delivery options for that. Given that this is a clearout, I'm not really looking for swaps but feel free to let me know if you have anything - to be honest, it's unlikely but you never know! Sequential Take 5 analogue synth - immaculate condition, boxed, upgraded to the latest firmware and patches £750 Zoom R12 portable multitrack recorder - bought to record the band at rehearsal and only used once before the band imploded. Boxed, immaculate £150 Roland VT4 voice transformer - bought when I entertained fantasies of singing backing vox. Again, used just the once and then retired along with the rest of my dreams. £125 UNO drum machine - a great little drum machine, fantastic for giving us a basic beat whenever the drummer failed to make rehearsals. Light usage, boxed and immaculate condition £100 Waldorf Streichfett string synth - surprisingly versatile little synth that does a great job of recreating the sound of 70s string synths. Immaculate, boxed £150 Thanks for looking - if you have any questions or would like photographs, please PM
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TI Jazz Flats- £30 posted
lee650 replied to lee650's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Does indeed
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I’ve got someone who is helping me via DM. I have almost taken it apart now so I can see the tracks underneath, but yeah you’re right that’s a primary circuit relay, no idea what it’s doing there but when I can see the layout it’ll make more sense. Checked the only thermistor I can find on the board and that’s working fine, it’s attached to a transistor in (I think) the input stage which isn’t bolted to the heating. Got some other things to check too. Grr I hate these sorts of circuits. Wish I still had all my electrical testing stuff I had when I was much younger (and I could remember anything that was taught me! It’s fun to try and relearn it all though).
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I've never seen those double dot markers on anything before. Apart from that, looks very MIJ to my untutored eye.
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Marble Baby - Buddy Holly
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overdriver started following Steinberger XL2 1987 open to offers £2500
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Long time Steinberger user here. The issue with the strap pivot plate is no so much the “boomerang” (plate) itself, but the furniture. The thrust washer and strap buttons. Theres a guy here in Ireland can make both for you. That Finnish chap mentioned made me a plate years ago. Grand job, still have it. Filling the strap button holes is simple enough. You just need a can of gel coat and some fine sand paper. that’s a nice bass for someone.
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ead started following Squier JAPAN jazz bass. 1993. £450
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MARUSZCZYK ELWOOD ABSOLUTION 6a-24 FRETLESS MINT price drop
manudepaz replied to manudepaz's topic in Basses For Sale
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Various pedals (updated/final price drop)
pantherairsoft replied to Stewart's topic in Effects For Sale
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You Take Me For Granite — Betty Davis
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Geek99 started following Antoni 3/4 double bass and Various Pickguards
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All About That Basalt - Meghan Trainor
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There is also a difference between single driver and multi-driver cabinets because the 4 ohm version of a driver is usually a little less efficient than the 8 ohm version. Usually the difference is roughly a dB or so but sometimes it can be as much as 3 or 4dB which means that the 8 ohm driver is now louder than the 4 ohm driver. In multi-driver cabinets, it depends on the impedance of the individual driver rather than the grouping.
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At this point, with the incorrect assumptions already made, you might just want to leave it alone before you really break it! No way is that a fan relay, it's a freekin' 10A/5A G5 series relay that's safety approved for use in primary circuits. It's one of 3 things... a soft start disengagement relay, a remote power-up relay or an output muting relay.
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Davi started following Sire P7 v2
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Plays beautifully, nice low action. Unfortunately the preamp died and Sire where unwilling to sell me a replacement as it wasnt under warranty and they dont sell parts to the public, so Ive wired the bass passive 2 volumes and a tone control - no need for batteries anymore The Sire pickups sound amazing passive and have a real vintage feel, adding the 2 pickups together gives a more modern sound, I think you will struggle to find a better bass for £200, the quality and build are excellent, its up there with my USA Fender bass in both sound and playability but for a fraction of the cost.
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Does anyone else find the tuner doesn't recognise anything lower than E? Really annoying when I have to play in drop D quite a lot, or tune my 5 string bass.
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It's very playable, I haven't put it down all week. I was going to put flats on straight away but I'm liking the growl with the stock rounds (D'Addarios). Definitely not just an oldskool wannabe. Go Nigel go! 😁
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How was Your rehearsal last morning or night ?
zbd1960 replied to nilorius's topic in General Discussion
Well, I now find myself in the weird position of being the conductor of a decent town brass band and I take the rehearsals on Wednesday evenings... Main things I'm working on are improving dynamics to make greater differentiation between pp and ff, plus some articulation issues. There's a lot of gigs coming up over the summer. -
I Am A Rock - Paul Simon
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It's got a lot of Ricky Capri vibe going on hasn't it. Also reminds of the Shaftsbury bass that looked very Rickenbacker.
