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  2. taunton-hobbit
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  3. TheSwing
    PRICE DROP TO £300 Mackie HR624 Mark1 high-resolution THX active studio monitors. Excellent Condition. Matched pair in original packaging with power cables and foam packing inserts. Ready to be used in any recording/production space. Bought as a back-up set for my studio, but never needed. These speakers are THX-approved with XLR, jack and phono inputs and room correction switches (for reducing bass frequencies if they are placed close to a wall or corner) to maintain a flat, neutral sound. Audio Frequency Response 52 Hz-20 kHz (±1.5 dB) High-Frequency Equalization ±2 dB shelving @ 10 kHz Low-Frequency Equalization 80 Hz/49 Hz second-order Butterworth, switchable Acoustic Space EQ 3-position switch: -4 dB or -2 dB @ 400 Hz (and below) or flat Peak Output 112 dB @ 1m Residual Noise < 8 dB @ 1m Amplifiers Power Rating (@ 1 kHz with 1% THD) 40W (HF amplifier); 100W (LF amplifier) Signal-to-Noise Ratio > 93 dB unweighted (HF); > 101 dB unweighted (LF) Input Impedance 20 kž balanced; 10 kž unbalanced Total Harmonic Distortion < 0.035% Power Consumption 12W standby; 20W idle; 105W loud program Speakers High-Frequency Driver 1" aluminum dome Low-Frequency Driver 6.7" mineral-filled polypropylene cone Input Connectors XLR; ¼" TRS; RCA Dimensions 8.25" (W) × 13.00" (H) × 12.50" (D) Weight 25 lb Only £300. Collection from London E2.
  4. TheSwing
    PRICE DROP – NOW £130 BOSS DIGITAL DIMENSION DC-3 Chorus Sought-after blue label version, made in Japan. Separate controls rather than fixed presets for maximum flexibility. Can be used in mono or stereo. Very Good condition (a bit of velcro residue on bottom). Only £130. Collection from East London preferred. May ship at buyer expense.
  5. TheSwing
    Versatile Overdrive pedal specifically designed for bass, with an onboard two-band equaliser and a Balance knob for blending dry/overdriven sound. Very Good condition (a bit of velcro residue on bottom). Only £50. Collection from London E2 preferred, but may post at buyer expense.
  6. TheSwing
    Thanks, SamlAm! I'm only selling it because I have two...
  7. TheSwing
    Thanks... much appreciated. It's a reluctant sale!
  8. NikNik started following Bargain Les Paul?
  9. NikNik
    Probably a Chibson.
  10. spinynorman
    Looks like I'm having to disappoint quite a few people, but this is now sold. Thanks everyone for the interest.
  11. Tobe
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  12. lukeh started following Feedback for jacq
  13. lukeh
    I've just bought a Truetone 1-Spot CS6 power supply from Jacek. He was very helpful throughout and it's now arrived having been safely packaged and is working perfectly. Overall an excellent experience, thanks!
  14. ezbass
    The Trees - Rush
  15. Japhet
    On the Beech - Chris Rea
  16. SimonK
    That's fun - they've tried to make it "idiot proof" as clearly they haven't designed it to distort musically, whereas in many older tube amps that is precisely what you pay big bucks for!
  17. jrixn1
    From the manual:
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  19. rwillett
    Wow, thats bad...
  20. SimonK started following Gain up,master down,or is it the other way around? (heh that rhymes)
  21. SimonK
    Presuming you are meaning pre-amp gain vs power amp volume on an amp they are quite different things. For me the main "simple explanation" is that gain affects tone and ultimately drive/clipping used as an effect, whereas master volume just makes it louder or quieter*. Sometimes if the input signal is really low you can turn the gain up full without any appreciable difference in tone. I find the easiest way to think about it is to compare to mixing desks where gain is about balancing input levels to stop clipping and ensure levels are roughly equivalent between channels. Gain controls are often used alongside compressors to try to keep peaks no higher than about 3dB. *edit - except with tube poweramps when you get lovely poweramp distortion - but digital/solid state amps as most bass amps are shouldn't do this!
  22. Allaboutthebass
    I keep coming back to this as well……it’s a perfect fit for what I need and it’s only 20 mins down the road…..must sit on hands. Best of luck with the sale, someone is going to be very lucky.
  23. Lukasz Chyla
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  24. Lukasz Chyla
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  25. Lukasz Chyla
    9.7kg
  26. Lukasz Chyla
    Warwick RockCase RC 23130 B Pedal Board with Hard Case Overview Rockcase Pedal Packer Gigboard 115V RC 23130 B/115V Effect Pedal Case with internal supply (max. 400 mA) and the top that is padded with burls foam material. The Board is removable.
  27. gjones
    My understanding is that if your amp is digital then you keep the gain down and the master up full. Digital amps are supposed to be noiseless so even with the master up full there should be no hiss. You then use the gain as a volume. If it's analogue it's the other way around to prevent hiss. Personally, with my digital amps, I just treat them like they were analogue. None of them have any tube overdrive and I have a clean sound, so it doesn't really matter.
  28. Lukasz Chyla
    Pedaltrain Pro pedalboard with soft case in good condition.
  29. Lukasz Chyla
    RockBag - 19" Rack Bag, 3U 19" L 14" D Shipping available.
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