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  2. binky_bass
    I had that exact message too... The email you get that informs you of a message has a button you can click to report a fraudulent message however that link only takes you to the message itself where there is no option to report! Reverb are notoriously terrible at managing spam and scams... They, like most large Internet based companies, employ about 4 people so cannot actually manage incoming spam without an AI based system, and their system doesn't work! Whilst I have successfully sold via Reverb, it is not a platform I can recommend at any level.
  3. Mickb1773 started following Wayne Jones WJBP1 Pre Amp
  4. Al Krow
    Now just £85 including P&P at Gear4Music!
  5. sshorepunk
    I’ll check later
  6. Slug Ice started following Canadian Dingwall Super P4 Fiesta Red/Wenge Fretboard , Badass bridge , ToneHammer V1 / HX ONE / Jam Rattler Mk2 / Source Audio UltraWave Bass / Pedaltrain Nano MAX board and 3 others
  7. danbowskill
    Just the blower box for sale now
  8. Cosmo Valdemar
    Return of The Fly - Misfits
  9. kwmlondon
    Metal corners on speaker cabs. Urgh. Why? No idea. Just don't like 'em.
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  11. tauzero
    There's no point to the wretched things. They're only there to cover over the front routing, and if the control cavity was rear routed instead, they could be done away with. They're just there to show that your expensive bass has been made as cheaply as possible. Harley Benton can manage rear routing of a bolt-on bass for £155, you'd think other makers could do as well for basses costing ten times as much.
  12. Quatschmacher started following Behringer meatball
  13. Quatschmacher
    Are the pots panel mounted with a nut?
  14. Stealth started following Sadowsky MetroLine Will Lee Jazz Bass (Sale/Trade)
  15. Stealth
    How about a Warwick GPS Corvette ?
  16. miles'tone
    Great idea, necessity is the mother of invention. You really shouldn't put yourself down like that though. Words have power, especially those that we say to ourselves. Be proud of yourself for inventing a new way to keep yourself playing. Result! 👏👊
  17. Ed_S
    Mine arrived the same - 3 years ago almost to the day according to my camera reel, so it’s not news to them. I asked at the time about why it had changed and was told that it was to preserve the look of a vertical two plus one stack with new logos. Personally I wasn’t thrilled but decided I didn’t care enough to seek any remedy. Glad to read you’re getting yours sorted out!
  18. Quatschmacher
    Was OK but the EQ bands are not the same as the pedals they are meant to be emulating in the Ampeg SGT-DI.
  19. Happy Jack
    https://consequence.net/2024/06/duran-duran-rio-cover-model-identified/
  20. Cato
    I don't think they're supposed to be
  21. 2pods
    Price dropped to £65 + P&P
  22. police squad
    nearly!! the low res picture makes em look odd
  23. Ramirez

    Monitors

    Ramirez replied to Owen's topic in Recording

    I recently picked up a pair of ATC SCM7 for around £500 for Hi-Fi use - they'd make great little monitors with a suitable amp, but they're very small and don't go very deep (though what bass there is is wonderful) We have huge ATC SCM100a at the studio, which you've heard, so I'm very spoilt! But at home I have Neumann KH150, which are also absolutely superb. I have the smaller Neumann KH80 as surround speakers, and when one of the KH150 went down last year, I had to work on the KH80 for a while - for their size they are absolutely remarkable, and apart from bass extension and max volume, it's not as much a step down from the KH150 as you might think. Moving back and forth between the Neumanns at home and the ATC at the studio don't reveal any big surprises, and you certainly don't hear a £15,000 price difference! Neumann monitors are really very good, with an unhyped polite character that's not far removed from ATC. A new pair of KH80 are over budget, but I don't think you'll find anything else that's truly worthy of being called a 'monitor' for cheaper - they really are that good. And of course, if you want more bass down the line, save up and get a KH750 subwoofer ☺️! On their own, the bass is impressive for the size, but they ARE very small! I'm smitten with the small SCM7 too - I don't need more low end in my lounge, they're perfect. Let me know if you'd like to borrow the KH80 to try out - I don't use them much for work.
  24. mustafunk1
    For sale This fantastic Merlos hand made bass built with the finest materials and a careful selection of premium woods. It stands out for its definition, The bass is brand like Merlos Headless 5.mp4 new and was completed in February 2025. Specs: - Top maple Spalted - Body: Alder - Neck: Maple 3 pieces - Fingerboard: Maple - Preamp: V9 electronics active and passive with 3 bands and passive tone - Pickups: 1 Single and 1 Humbucker with parallel and series selector Price : 2500€
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  25. mustafunk1
    For sale or trade Merlo SQ 5 like new! Body: Debitou Top: Ash Neck: 3-piece Maple Fretboard : Ebony Scale: 34" Preamp : Merlos passive and active V9 3-band Volume balance: low-mid-high Pickups: Merlos Humbucker Weight: 3.8 kg Year: 2025 Price : 2050€
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  26. Happy Jack
    Are those diagonal stripes actually parallel?
  27. Stub Mandrel
    You need a flame torch or TIG for proper silver solder.
  28. M@23
    Price dropped to £60!
  29. SumOne
    Ibanez EHB 1005 MS £750 Excellent condition, just some very small marks that won't show up on photos, a shop could probably get away with selling it as ex display or an 'open box' return. With Ibanez gig bag. 3.4kg. Bought new less than a year ago. Collection from Chichester, or I'm in Central London on Mondays. I have the Ibanez box it could potentially be posted in if (will add a photo of that once I've retreived it from the loft. I just remembered I should add some ID to the photos too so will do that later). As a 5 string I think these are hard to beat: Clear 35" B string, even tone across strings and comfortable to play the multiscale, erganomic and about as lightweight as any 5 string you can get - but still well balanced with no neck dive, compact for carrying and using at pub gigs with small stages, a lot of different tones, passive/active switch, stays in tune, decent 3 band EQ with sweepable mids. These are great basses with just two annoying things: Fret markers are difficult to see and the locking jack socket needed two hands for you to remove the cable (one to press the button in and one to pull the cable out) which I found a faff. I've addressed both of those: Glowtec Lumo fret stickers (removable) and I took the small spring out of the socket so it doesn't push in to lock (I still have the small spring so it could be put back in). I keep buying these Basses (this is my third one!) when I feel I 'need' an active 5 string, then after about a year I feel I 'need' a passive 4 string...no particular reason, sometimes there are some new songs for the band that require the B string and then sometimes a whole set with no need for it gets me thinking a 4 woulkd be better, but mostly it is that I'm just just fickle! I'm always a one Bass at a time sort of person, I don't like swopping between different ones especially if different scale lengths or amount of strings and I always need to sell a Bass to fund the next one so I continue the annual cycle of selling 5 string to get a 4 and vice versa. I have seen one specific 4 string Bass I want, I might remove this advert if that sells first.....and this time next year when I feel I 'need' an active 5 string again I'll probaly buy one of these again! My Feedback:
  30. mep
    Very nice bass. You don't see many for sale, and a great story. BTW, you'd be advised to follow the forum recommendation about proof of ownership at the top of the thread.
  31. police squad
    It turned a few heads, especially the head of R&D who is a design sepcialist
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