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Push It - Static-X
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Still seriously contemplating getting one. I figure I can create a NAM model of my current main tone from my Zoom gear as a starting point, and go from there! What would be a good, small expression pedal to use with one of these? Something that would go well with the unit's small footprint?
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Immaculate 12 inch bass guitar speaker. 600 real watts, fabulous crystal clear Vanderkley tone. With official cover. Can ship at cost. 1x12” Neodymium driver + tweeter Power: 600 Watts RMS Impedance: 8 Ohms Freq. response: 40 Hz – 16 kHz Sensitivity: 99 dB 1W @ 1m Size: H x W x D, 41 cm / 16” x 50 cm / 20” x 41 cm / 16” Weight: 17 Kg / 37 lbs Vanderkley 112MNT -
We wants it, Precious, but we can't affords it. We wants it so badly!
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Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 + Gig Bag + 2 x SL112 Cabinets + covers
AATB replied to AATB's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Agreed, polite, humble and being overly nice to the entire staff. It goes along way. I've seen bands come in like they're doing you a favor just by their mere presence. I just don't understand where that kind of attitude gets you anywhere. And I understand it's not easy for everybody. I just happen to love talking to new people and making sure to make my conversation about them and what they're up to and not about me. Daryl
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I'd always thought it was the Precision, though, having seen a few live vids of Maxwell Murder, Time Bomb, etc. where he was using the black 78 Jazz, I subsequently suspected he'd actually used that...So this is a total surprise!
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Very nice
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Sansamp now gone. Half way to target!🎯 -
The Strain - Bonzo Dog Band
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Blast from the past. I have a few of their albums that I will dig out again.
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Can't argue with that.
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I'd check out the fender rumble or one of the Aguilar tonehammers in the For Sale section here. Amazing amps. But any time I was confronted with a TC something drastic went wrong with it so I'm hardly objective.
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Still a bloody lovely looking instrument however 👍
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There are few basses as good as a good Ric 👍
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Oooof..........!
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The 2009 and the 1984. Lighting is different but there is just a really nice aging and yellowing to the ‘84 I also prefer the inlays on the older one, probably because they’re the same as my Fireglo one.
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So, I basically only play Rickenbackers these days, not that I have loads. I have a Fireglo 4003 from 1999 that is my main bass until I started travelling. Last year I bought a 2009 4003 in Mapleglo, which after Fireglo is my favourite colour. Then, bored, late at night I came across a 1984 Mapleglo 4003 on Guitar Center. I don’t know what more to say, it’s basically the same bass but older. Neck shape is different but every Ric has always been different for me. It’s incredible
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Bought a Zoom B1 Four from David and everything was super easy from start to finish - The pedal was exactly as described, he had great communication throughout and it was fast postage. A top guy to deal with ☺️
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...and a few discrepancies between the post on BC and BD's description - the originality of the body, the fingerboard material - guessing BD clarified some of the details hence lower price
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Good call, always good to have a cheap backup, just in case.
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As new cobalt chrome jazz pups. I fitted these to a jazz elite along with a John East pre and the result was very good indeed. Complete with new mounting screws in original box. Price includes UK postage. Coil material: Nylon DC resistance: Neck: 8.0k Bridge: 8.45k Neck inductance: 3.8 Henries Bridge: 3.95 Henries Lead wire: Shielded Magnet type: Cobalt-chrome Magnet wire: Formvar-coated Pole pieces: Threaded Cobalt-chrome Configuration: SS Cover colour: Chrome ring with black insert. -
Khazi - Gary Numan
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Looks like it albeit a whole lot cheaper at BD? The description at BD does no-one any favours
