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[quote name='woodyratm' post='1175464' date='Mar 25 2011, 12:28 AM']hey guys, been doing some thinking recently - do i really need my ampeg SVT CL and SVT HLF610? They're bloody heavy and i don't actually think i have room for them in my flat! I'm not gigging that often per say - maybe once a month if I'm lucky (and we're talking for 30/40 mins). Was thinking of getting a Sansamp RBI with some form of power amp perhaps with a lightweight/small 2 or 4x10. I play mainly dance/rock/daft stuff - Like really effects laiden and what not. I realize that the SVT is amazing sounding, I just feel i'm wasting it and killing my back/car at the sametime. Help? [/quote] RBI into a lightweight power amp with a Genz 2x12. Has and does work for me!
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[quote name='woodyratm' post='1175985' date='Mar 25 2011, 02:47 PM']Ohhh which cab is that?[/quote] The very one I've just put up for sale! See here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128890"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=128890[/url]
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As part of a small gear change-around I'm offering up one of my amazing Genz Benz Neox212T cabs! Here's the gumph: [b][u]Genz Benz NEOX-212T Description:[/u][/b] 600 W, 2x12" Neodymium speaker with tweeter. A compact, dual 12" design that drives with the heart of a 4 x 10" enclosure. The coupling of the 2 Neodymium loudspeakers along with the X porting of the cabinet combine to project round, solid, explosive performance on any stage. The lightweight design, "Edge-Lift" handles and tilt-back casters make traveling with this NEO a breeze. GNX 12300 Neodymium Loudspeaker: Our custom designed 12" Neodymium cast frame Loudspeaker is rated at 300 watts RMS and utilizes a 2 1/2" aluminum edge-wound high temperature voice coil. The 7 oz Neodymium magnet assembly is encased in a large heat sink structure for exceptional cooling. The paper cone, spider and dust cap have been calibrated to deliver the low frequency support and mid range articulation that today's bassist demand. Dual Edge Porting Integrated into the cabinet design is a unique "Dual Edge" porting system which places a shelf port in each corner of the baffle face, forming an "X" across the radiating surface of the enclosure for increased low frequency support and projection. [b][u]Genz Benz NEOX-212T Specifications:[/u][/b] Power Handling RMS: 600W Frequency +/- 3db: 42-18K Hz Sensitivity 1W/1M : 101 db Nominal Impedance :4 ohm Crossover Point : 4 K Hz Weight Lbs. :50 Dimensions HxWxD: 31" x 21 1/4 " x 16 1/2" These cabs have received amazing reviews for their incredible sound in an amazingly portable package. You WON'T be disappointed! e.g. [url="http://www.harmonycentral.com/products/59720"]http://www.harmonycentral.com/products/59720[/url] [url="http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Genz-Benz-NEOX212T-600W-2x12-Bass-Cabinet?sku=601470"]http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/pr...inet?sku=601470[/url] (click on "Read 8 reviews" on right) [url="http://www.music123.com/Bass/Bass-Amplifiers-Effects/Bass-Amplifiers/Bass-Amp-Cabinets/NEOX-212T-600W-2x12-Bass-Cabinet.site7prod601470.product"]http://www.music123.com/Bass/Bass-Amplifie...d601470.product[/url] (click on 'reviews' tab under pictures) Condition is Excellent/Lightly Used (home/rehearsal only) with just a few light carpet scuffs and some light scratches on the corner protectors. No photo to hand at the moment but here's a stock one: These are £750 new...so price wise I'm looking for a VERY reasonable [b]*SOLD*[/b] - cash on collection preferably, but will accept bank transfer or Paypal (with fees paid by buyer). Collection would be from Guildford, Surrey area but I could deliver within 50 miles for petrol money.... Please see my feedback link below for assurance of a clean/honest transaction -
I loved them when they were in Wapping, but since they went to Liverpool St (and then Internet-only) I've seen too many of my friends have bad experiences with them. I, for one, will never use them again....
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Gorgeous collection!! Loving the BC Riches and the Charvel!
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[quote name='Bilbo' post='1172179' date='Mar 22 2011, 03:10 PM']All them damn originals bands taking all your gigs, eh? [/quote] It's the original JAZZ bands that are the problem!
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Nice one! Playing in a tribute is a lot of fun eh?
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You're welcome, nice to meet you Alan and treat her well!
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Nice clean transaction with Alan who bought my Wal. A pleasure to deal with
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Spector NS2A (superb original late 80's Kramer!)
cetera replied to cetera's topic in Basses For Sale
[quote name='rbigman' post='1167649' date='Mar 18 2011, 09:04 PM']dude my wife just bought me your bass for our anniversary! Its beautiful and will be well looked after! I know it can be tough selling basses. hope you get something nice for the little man! Cheers[/quote] You're welcome mate! Hold on to that lovely Wife of yours - she's very cool to buy you a bass for your Anniversary! Please leave me positive feedback if you haven't already and then I'll do the same for you Enjoy! -
Another one leaves us.... a bad year so far. RIP Jet
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a used Spector Euro/Euro LX.....
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Sadly, none of them.... Stick to Basschat (& peek at Talkbass occasionally.... but you'll have to do a lot of sifting through! lol!)
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Have a free BUMP for a lovely P bass! -
Please let me know if HappyJack doesn't take them
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I have a lovely Schecter Model T, with Seymour Duncans in it and it sounds immense, love it
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[quote name='desmondpot' post='1165134' date='Mar 16 2011, 11:17 PM']Probably should have thought of this before, but if I back the volume pots down to around 6 then the signal cleans right up no matter the playing style or tone adjustment.[/quote] There you go.... the full 18v signal is just too hot for your old Trace head methinks...
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I used to encounter the same thing in Sound Control (RIP) on London's Oxford St.... you're not alone!
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[quote name='Francesco' post='1164785' date='Mar 16 2011, 06:49 PM']Is this beauty still here! BUMP[/quote] Not for long! Some serious interest occuring
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Not sure if this has been linked to before..... or whether it will come out anytime soon?
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[quote name='RhysP' post='1164549' date='Mar 16 2011, 03:50 PM']I see the Globe in Cardiff are advertising that you're playing there on Friday 26th August - is that a definite?[/quote] Yep, certainly is!
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From what I've read - the BOSS ME8B was a MAJOR part of his early tone....
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[quote name='crez5150' post='1164414' date='Mar 16 2011, 02:08 PM']Wow... 12pages and still going...... I do take offence though that it seems a lot of people on this thread think that Slap bass seems to be rubbish, not to be done, shouldn't be used as it's only for those who are of lesser musicality....[/quote] I'm not reading this thread in that way..... I'm seeing many people who acknowledge that, when played well, it has a valid place in certain musical situations....However, the endless, tuneless, 'clickety clack' heard at the Bass Day was annoying and in no way conducive to ascertaining the capabilities/tonal palette of any bass or amplifier....
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[quote name='silddx' post='1164314' date='Mar 16 2011, 12:36 PM']I think there are two elements to this. Once you have the basic slap techniques down, it's easy to play very FAST. Unmusical instrument operators find FAST impressive and they enjoy doing it, and they think others do too. But it becomes a FAST competition, much like competitive athletics. Really musical people know other really musical people will find a single note played with extreme taste much more impressive, and that one note will say more about the player and his personality than thirty two in the same measure ever can. Unfortunately really musical people have always been in the minority.[/quote] Nice post Nige.... I take heart in the fact that there seem to be quite a few of the latter on this thread
