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  2. I use mine with a GigRig I picked up second hand for cheap. Gives me IEC and plenty of ma. Outside of that I generally power it via usb c with whatever I’m using for my iPad and have nearby. Any battery that will do PD (Power Delivery) will power it, just need to specifically look for that PD output. I’ve just ordered the Darkglass Midi switch after some friends gifted me a Thomann Voucher for Christmas so excited to incorporate that. Mostly so it can sit on my desk so I can fiddle with it but then still turn stuff on and off when playing or even be as bold as to use the looper. The Mood fuzz is great, very quick and easy to dial in an hitting a tone I’ve been using a Subdecay Noise Theory nam for. I wish I had something more intelligent or articulate to offer but the Anagram is just doing everything I need, I’ve gigged it twice, run it as an iem mixer and all my fx, since I got my Punchline nam into it, it’s been perfect. Might even be listing the last of my pedals for sale soon.
  3. Great Preamp this but surplus to requirements (until I miss it!) Think I may have the box but well be well packaged and safe, price includes postage
  4. Many thanks I’m normally not too far out on the money , but I think I’ll dig out the case for this in the week and put up photos, as I may be a touch loose with its description
  5. If those pedalboards are genuinely rare and desirable, then it would be a shame to hack it about, even to modify it for the more useful midi configuration. However, I don't see any for sale on-line, and the matching keyboard is perhaps 35 years old now - so they are either super-rare, or so obscure that they are no longer wanted by punters. I am impressed that you managed to find a clear photo of the rear panel!
  6. While working in a music store in the early 70's (Sound Centre Cardiff 71 to 75) Hofner Galaxy basses and Verthin basses did not attract the same attention as the “Beatle Bass”. The Verthin was a fine instrument with a good range of tones, light and comfortable to play. Gibson and Fender dominated the market, while Hofners had low resale value. At the time my own bass guitar route was Hagstrom Futurama to Fender Musicmaster to Gibson EB3. It’s ironic how those basses which did not receive too much love at the time are now commanding prices from £750 upwards. Last year I purchased a Hofner Shorty for lounge noodling and “leave-in-the-car” backup. With an old set of La Bella Deep talking flat wounds the Shorty has a lovely range of tones from warm & woody to typical Hofner “Beatle Bass” thump. Happy days !!
  7. Much though I'd love it, I'd need a bigger house... GLWTS!
  8. My saturation seems to be sorted so this is now available, used a handful of times and there is no Velcro attached…phew! Price includes postage
  9. Thank you brother 🙏 It's an amazing pedal
  10. Shipping information Germany €45, EU €125, UK 175€ Item location 56281, Karbach, Germany Price 3750€ / 3300£ I'm selling this superb Pedulla MVP-4 Signature Bass with its original hardshell case. This cool bass was meticulously handcrafted in the USA in 1989 by master guitar maker Michael Pedulla. The bass is completely original and features custom Bartolini pickups paired with a Bartolini preamp. The bass's unique and elegant body shape provides excellent balance whether you're playing sitting or standing. At only 3.95 kg (7 lbs), the bass is very lightweight, allowing you to play comfortably even during long gigs without needing a chiropractor the next day. The sale includes the original Pedulla hardshell case. Please note that unlike newer Pedulla models, this one does not require any special tools for adjusting the truss rod. The truss rod can be adjusted with a simple flathead screwdriver. As many of you already know, Michael has retired, so Pedulla basses are no longer in production. This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of these incredible instruments while it's still possible. Although this bass is 36 years old, it has been treated with care and respect all these years. Aesthetically, it is in exceptionally good condition for its age, and technically everything works perfectly. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask...
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  11. Yeah they’re terrible. It’s all based on a lot of legacy tech too.
  12. By "earache" do you mean "thoroughly deserved criticism of his pathetic "customer service" and "skills" as a "luthier""?
  13. I think I'll wait until it stops snowing...
  14. Leave The Dishes In The Sink Ma - Spike Jones and his City Slickers
  15. Not really playing this so up for sale again 👍
  16. Found some further spec on the head Power Output: 200W RMS Power Requirement: 230/115/100 V Frequency response: -3dB at 35Hz and 14 kHz Speaker Outputs: Speakon/Jack High Instrument Output: Impedance 1m Ohms, input range 25mV - 1.5V p-p Low Instrument Input: Impedance 100k Ohms, input range 25mV - 6V p-p Line Input: Impedance 100k Ohms, input level 0dBu nominal DI Output: 600 Ohms balanced, level 0dBu nominal Speaker Outputs: 1/4" jack connectors for 4 and 8 ohm speaker cab configurations. Effects Send: 1k Ohms, level 0dBu nominal Effects Return: 1M Ohms, input level 0dBu Nominal Pre-Amp Tubes: 1 x ECC83 1 x ECC82 Output Tubes: 1 x ECC83 4 x 6550 EQ: Fully Passive Middle, Bass, Treble, Mid Shift, Bass Shift, Bright Mute: Mute the output of the amplifier (useful when tuning) VU Meter: Visual indication of the output level of the LB-30
  17. So I had a quick play with my damaged bass. At present to hear anything with any degree of clarity through the embryonic sound hole requires that my ears are quite a lot close than is convenient. Having said that, the tone when I could hear it was rather nice, which makes me wonder not only about a soundhole for monitoring but also possible for micing. Anyway, gonna call the luthier over the weekend and get a design agreed, I'll update as soon as done 👍
  18. Isn’t there a way to reassign what function the main footswitch does?
  19. Long time lurker - first time poster after buying a shiny new Anagram earlier this week! Loving it so far, but the drives sounded a bit "dull" through my amp, fine through IEMS (I use backline and FOH) - any pointers for this? Also, the PSU seems a bit flimsy, especially for the cost... anyone had any joy powering with a power bank? There's some stuff on talkbass but nothing I can see that mentions real world use...
  20. Not low-z like the EMGs are though. obviously the main issue with those isn't noise, the main issue is that they would just be completely useless without a preamp / buffer, so why bother having an external preamp.
  21. KZ-ZS10 or ZS10 pros are about the best of the bunch on a budget. I use them and they have plenty of bass, though I hear enough of that from the cab behind me anyway, so I have a mix with backing vocals, bit of drums and guitar etc. They’re all good all round budget IEM for about £40.
  22. For sale, My Epiphone T bird with mods/upgrades depending on your point of view (Done professionally. Offered in excellent condition, it cant find any marks on it. The original pups have been swapped out for an EMG 35 soapbar set wired to EMG solderless pots and assigned as vol and tone for each pickup (there is a small visable gap on each side of the pickups due to different pickup dimensions). The battery is very neatly seated in the rear control cavity. The tuners have also been swapped out for a nice set of Gotohs, so all together a lovely bass which im only selling to fund emergency car repairs. All this wrapped up in a fitted T bird case with case candy (an unfortunate scratch on the case as pictured). None of the original parts are included or available sorry, I bought the bass in its current state. Although its in a hard case I would like pick up or meet up, but if you would like to organize a courier of your choice I have lots of packaging. Cheers Craig.
  23. Yes, he is and is not.
  24. Have you had a look at this?
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