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  2. I have a (6 position) Freeway switch on one of my Rics.
  3. At least people won’t (or shouldn’t, but who knows…) moan that it’s octave tracking is rubbish and that the synth patches aren’t any good 🤣
  4. What's the neck like, Matt? Is it P-like?
  5. I’m selling this incredible little cab which I bought on here to use with my DB. I find my AI upshot sufficiently loud for most things I do so moving the SM on. It’s in excellent condition and has not been gigged (by me). Weighs just 10.5kg, but delivers extraordinary high fidelity volume. Some details here: Single 12XN extended-range high-accuracy driver Low distortion tweeter LR4 crossover with enhanced thermal stability Self-resetting HF driver and crossover protection system Fully variable HF control Monocoque Spaceframe enclosure Vertical slot port and thermal convector Consistent polar response when vertical or horizontal Side strap handle Base and side rubber feet Nickel-plated 2/3-sided steel corners Dual parallel combi speakon + 1/4” sockets Durable textured acrylic finish Powder-coated black steel grill I’m in Somerset (TA11 7DT) but can pack and courier at buyer’s expense. No trades thanks.
  6. I have to admit, Ashdown are doing a great job right now. Bringing more over to the UK, even if it means some prices jump up a little, is a rare and great thing to see. I would definitely consider one of their modern lightweight UK amps now.
  7. Thanks. It looks like a step up from the small bass combos I’ve been looking at. Will get one ordered before the next rehearsal.
  8. I have obscured the full serial number as I have been advised this can impede scammers from claiming ownership somehow. The details shown above attest to the bass being manufactured by Fender USA in 2018. I have also used the official Fender Serial Number Look Up service, which returns the below details:- I hope this is OK. If there's something else you need the full serial number for, can I ask that you send me a personal message, thank you.
  9. It doesn’t seem like they have improved on the biggest functional headache of the BDDI Programable- something I’m currently wrestling with- is the inability to understand the setting on any channel allowing you to either adjust it or add more/less of anything on the next channel. Yeah, I know the LED’s blink when your back in position, and the “lazy knob” feature slowly takes the parameter back rather than sudden jump in volume, for example. I think all Chanel’s sharing the same controls without any visual representation of what’s going on is just a poor design in this day and age
  10. Welcome back Gizmo! It's been a while ey! Do you still have the basses you made? Will you be planning to get the luthiery tools out again? All the best! Dooooood
  11. 1981 4001 BT with personal modifications. Its taken a while to get all the mods I wanted done and I still want to install a parallel/series switch (probably on a push/pull pot). But that can wait a while I think, I just want to enjoy it for now.
  12. Cool. Good to see companies listening and giving their fans what they want.
  13. 2006 Squire Vintage Modified Precision Bass in Olympic White for sale - with some modifications to dress it up like a 70s P bass. I will include the Thomann gig bag with the sale. I have always wanted a 70s P, but as a mainly 5 string player I knew I wouldn't use it that much so I didn't want to commit too much cash to one. So, I found a Squire VM P bass in Olympic white which had a few dings online and then proceeded to create my own. Personally I think it looks great and it saddens me to sell it but I could do with a little cash injection right now. So, the main change is the headstock. The squire details were removed and sanded flat, some discolouration added to age the wood, a 70s decal added and then a vintage amber Nitro lacquer from NorthWest Guitars. I have flatted it back and flatted off the sheen from the back of the neck so it's nice and smooth. Aged string retainer and neck F plate was added (I always intended to add aged tuners and bridge but never got round to it.) Body - it had a few dinks here and there which have been added to (nothing major to be honest) and the bass still has the Seymore Duncan designed pickups, original bridge and tuners. The olympic white has aged and yellowed really nicely and the rosewood board is nice and dark. I know this won't be to everyone's taste but if you fancy a 70s P and don't fancy the price of one, this could be for you! I have included a picture of the original squire serial number for information. Not sure what else to add about the bass. It plays great and sounds just like a P should. The previous owner changed the wiring to cloth wiring and added an orange drop cap to the tone control. Any trial is welcome and I have packaging to post. Will look at quotes and happy to look at various options.
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  14. Eh, I just fitted a Freeway 10 way switch to mine. I found this to be a very satisfactory (and very clever) way of opening up many more possiblities on the Triad.
  15. Yup 😅 And I guess my point is that Tech 21 are famous for their analogue pedals; they've got a huge climb in the digital multi-fx space to match some excellent products already on the market, which are typically going to offer a lot more for the same price (Helix, Boss etc) or knock it into touch for value (e.g. Valeton etc). Just my tuppence worth.
  16. This bass no longer has a BA2 bridge, it sounds just as amazing with the standard bridge. Will consider a part trade for a sire V5 5 string or Yamaha BB1025/X and cash.
  17. Ooh I stand corrected it has deep dive functionality. It's officially multi fx unit
  18. Also one that many people don't know that I absolutely love is This guy So much good stuff
  19. I've never really thought of it as 'hifi' and it seems to have a nice warm articulate sound, which you might think of as being 'tubey'. I am always using it in front of a hybrid amp on gigs, so it is difficult to say really. I have been told that it does sound great out front, when the DI is taken from the Caveman. The DI does work very well when used on gigs, but beyond that I'm afraid that this is all a bit above my paygrade!
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  21. I didnt notice this bit before. Makes it a bit more interesting for me 'The MIDI interface enables deep editing of parameters for amplifiers, blendable IRs, effects and EQ. The IR section includes a SansAmp IR, a curated collection of modifiable IRs, the ability to custom blend them, as well as upload your favorite external IRs. Clear, uncomplicated graphics, and intuitive controls provide ease of use to achieve your desired tones.'
  22. Rarely available 2021 UK limited edition from Fender Japan. As it's a Ltd Ed it is relatively rare and has features not often found on other Fenders. Think Duff. Bargain price IMO. Sherwood Green Metallic 8lb 10 oz. Unusual 12 inch radius Rosewood fretboard, satin maple neck, microtilt. TBX pot has been removed & standard tone pot now fitted. Much better imo. Apologies for photos, I'm old and not tech. 1 tiny lacquer crack next to neck, 1 tiny dimple on top chamfer, both circled in yellow on photos. Anything else is reflections. Thinnest worst Fender "gigbag" ever. Collection from Darlington, however I may meet up within about 50 miles if buyer has good feedback. COURIER! UK ONLY, buyer to organise & pay for it. Other feedback also available. Thanks for looking,
  23. I saw that one earlier this week, stunning looking bass but I have bought too much recently.
  24. Realising that getting in the car and driving home as quickly as possible is the most important part of any gig, my minimalist fits in a pocket pedalboard got the nod last night
  25. Just watched a video on YT where the Reverend guys state that the Triad now comes with a push-pull knob for all three pickups, as well as neck and bridge. Might have been tempted by this but not crazy about the new colours for the four string.
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