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Maruszczyk Mr Tee 5-string custom shortscale
Obrienp replied to andybassdoyle's topic in Basses For Sale
Thank you for the honest response and I did think the conversion from E-C to B-G might be a little problematic, especially with a comparatively narrow nut. However, the financial angle is probably more of an impediment to me at the moment. It’s a lovely looking bass and I know what Maruszczyk quality is like judging by my Elwood medium scale. GLWTS! -
EliasMooseblaster started following NBD: Epiphone Thunderbird IV Goth(ic)
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I remember that transition well - explaining to the bassist another band that I was really pleased with my purchase, but still getting used to the 12th fret not being where my muscle memory expected it to be! Congrats on a gorgeous new bass, I hope it continues to please at your next rehearsal.
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ghostwheel started following Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
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Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
ghostwheel replied to Cliff Edge's topic in General Discussion
Well, at least, not Danish. It’s a kind of relief. -
Hydra19 started following Fernandes the Revival '64 style P bass 1980's and ESP Seymour Duncan Stratocaster
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Seymour Duncan '69 style stratocaster for sale. These were made by ESP luthiers behind brands like Navigator and are very rare. I have never seen another '69 model like this. Alder body, maple cap neck, large headstock, Seymour Duncan SSL2 pickups and weighs 3.4kg. It sounds great, like a classic Stratocaster should
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What a touch on the bass! Hadrien Feraud's new masterclass promo
Hellzero replied to visog's topic in General Discussion
Not on fretless, but with the very difficult task to succeed Anthony Jackson with Hiromi and he's very good at it, too bad the end of the video is quite abrupt. -
Saturday night was another dep gig. The Bonnevilles were the first band to play at The Beehive in Curdworth since the new manager came in about four months ago, sorted out by the new drummer. We got a spacious raised area to set up in, which was nice. And I got a couple of songs properly sorted that I'd had slight trouble with (not car crash type trouble, just stumbles). The newly acquired Zoom MS-60B+ made its first appearance. Sei Flamboyant 5 -> Lekato WS-90 -> Zoom MS-60B+ -> Tecamp Puma 900 -> GR Bass AT212. As always, Caravelle memory foam trainers.
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To be fair to Pirate, they are always quick to refund. If the room's not up to standard e.g. one of the channels on the mixer isn't working they'll give you 20% off and if something happens that means that you can't use the room - no power for example - and they can't shift you to another one you get a refund right away. What's frustrating is that it can take a lot of effort to organise a rehearsal and a few of you have traipsed to the venue so the money isn't the issue. But then, that's why they are cheaper than places that have someone on reception and a tech setting up the rooms and charge extra for backline. As much as I love DMC in Deptford they're often booked out and they are pricier than Pirate.
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This was new to me, and I decided to open this thread about any add ons that could be helpful when tweaking with pedals or pedalboards. https://knobyfier.com/ Yesterday I tried to find Stompshields from T-shop, but no more in their selection. http://stompshield.com/
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That`s a good point Simon, with my old band who I`m temping for at the moment we always organise gear-share so each band bring one bit of kit, as you say without it you can end up with a mountain of gear and with nowhere to store it. For me though, and as I say I like gigging with just a Sansamp or equivalent, I just keep coming back to the the thought that some bands may not be used to this, and their performance may suffer due to it.
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I agree it does look great I am thinking if it is 27Kg, I have a couple of eminence neos that would probably save 6Kg in total, bringing it to 21 ish Kg that might work
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I have a lovely Fernandes P bass for sale. It's from the revival series, which were top of the line at the time, and just has that classic growly P bass tone, sounds very vintage and vibey. It's stock, spriral bridge, P bass pickup, big tuners and a 40mm nut width. Weight is right at 4kg and all around very nice bass. It's got rotosound strings on it, which are not too old, but I do have several sets for sale as well if you're interested. £30 each set, I have nickel d'addario's, rotosound steel and GHS Bass Boomers ferandes3,jpg
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Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
ian61 replied to Cliff Edge's topic in General Discussion
A breach of the peace is just that and it doesn't take into account who had first dibbs so to speak, which is galling when a venue has been in place for years and then the new build next door has the power to shut it down....AFAIC the law needs changing. -
I recall reading that and I never weighed mine but I would say nearer to 27kg ( I think shipped weight it’s probably 30kg ) I could carry it a sensible distance from car to pub but I’m a big strong guy so it wasn’t too bad. A trolley / dolly works too if weight is an issue The voicing of the cab is what matches well with the V4B Not the most efficient cab but god does it look great and sound lovely as a rig.
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Arnoldas started following Focusrite iTrack Dock for iPad
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hiram.k.hackenbacker started following Any SANDBERG experts here?
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Are you aware that you have two large photos in your signature?
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What a touch on the bass! Hadrien Feraud's new masterclass promo
Hellzero replied to visog's topic in General Discussion
Listen to this excellent cover: -
daveybass started following Boss, Strymon, Origin Cali Bass and Jam Pedals Red Muck
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Boss, Strymon, Origin Cali Bass and Jam Pedals Red Muck
daveybass posted a topic in Effects For Sale
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I've read a review of the cab and it says it isn't as heavy as Ampeg quote. The review says it weighs 60.8 pounds 27.6Kg Ampeg say 66 pounds 30Kg Can anyone confirm this please?
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I do wonder whether the request by the sound guy that kicked off this side-track may have been more a practical one in the sense that perhaps there wasn't room on the stage for three bass players to bring their amps, so it was just a plea to bring your own preamp/DI or he was offering to provide a Sansamp (which is a damn site better than some of teh £20 Behringer DIs that I often get offered)!
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EliasMooseblaster started following Ashdown CTM-100 all valve bass head - 2013 model
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Ashdown "Classic Tube Magnifier" CTM-100 with Roqsolid cover. Built in 2013 (I believe), I bought this from BC's very own MertonR around 2014/15 and it became my main gigging amp for a few years. But I recently realised it hasn't seen any serious use since 2019, so it's probably time for me to part with it. Fortunately it's still in excellent condition, and sounds glorious. Collection from KT1 - or, if you're not too far from Kingston upon Thames, I might be able to deliver it for you. Looking for £1000, but open to offers.
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Bassman1974 started following Fender precision bass 1971 Price 5000 euro
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Fender precision bass 1971 Price 5000 euro
Bassman1974 replied to gregorbass's topic in Basses For Sale
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Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
mcnach replied to Cliff Edge's topic in General Discussion
Exactly, and unless tehre are regulations to establish a (dare I say it?) reasonable level of insulation, they'll continue doing so. -
Yeah as I said previously, a poorly mixed FoH is a completely separate problem. In addition to that having amps on stage might contribute to other issues like bleeding into mics etc, especially on smaller stages. That used to be an issue for me until I started using tilt back bass cabs, then a wedge monitor and finally IEMs.
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Fender precision bass 1971 Price 5000 euro
Beedster replied to gregorbass's topic in Basses For Sale
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Used itrack dock with power supply unit. Lightning connector. Great devices these, easy to use and usual focusrite quality preamp. The rubber surround of these units get sticky over time, I’ve had 3 and they’ve all done this. It doesn’t affect performance of course. iPad not included, just for demonstration purposes. £40 posted The iTrack Dock Studio couldn't be easier to use. Capture your performance in exceptional quality 24-bit audio with sample rates of up to 96kHz and an exceptional dynamic range of over 105dB. Simply dock your iPad, connect the microphone and headphones, plug your instruments straight in and start recording in your favourite apps such as GarageBand, Cubasis and Auria. Alternatively the easy-to-use Tape By Focusrite app provides instant simple recording, mastering and sharing without the complexities of traditional music-making software. The unique halos around the gain knobs turn from green to red if you get too loud, while the high headroom instrument input captures the quality of your instruments with minimal risk of distortion. The stereo outputs bring powerful audio to your apps. Dedicated monitor and headphone controls let you easily switch to latency-free direct monitoring, which is especially useful when recording vocals. The pack contains two Focusrite microphone preamps that also provide 48V Phantom power for use with condenser microphones. iTrack Dock also charges your iPad, powers a USB device and integrates with most class compliant USB MIDI controllers, all without needing a USB hub or camera connection kit. Features Contains Everything You Need Made For iPad Record with Legendary Sound Capture Every Little Detail Record Stunning Guitar Connect, Charge and Integrate
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Fender precision bass 1971 Price 5000 euro
Beedster replied to gregorbass's topic in Basses For Sale