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  1. *SOLD*Gallien Krueger 1001RB-ii & Korg Pitchblack Pro. £380 (+shipping)

     

    https://www.gallien-krueger.com/1001-rb-specs

    https://www.korg.com/uk/products/tuners/pitchblack_pro/page_1.php

     

    Having tried this in a doomed attempt to end my 30 odd year love affair with Trace Elliot it’s now time to move it on.

     

    Even the hypnotic suggestion of the Pitchblack Pro’s light show can’t change me. Old dog, new tricks and all that.

     

    GK tone and a good amount of solid state power (700W+50W @ 4ohm - biamp / 480W @ 8ohm).

     

    Very good condition. Comes fitted in a shallow rack.

    Collection would be good or Courier at cost.

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  2. On 22/07/2020 at 07:22, dmccombe7 said:

    Did that a couple of times for days out and of course slept in the station waiting for first train in morning. Of course i've done the same in Glasgow before the late night buses were running. Old Buchanan St bus station waiting for the first bus to Motherwell at 5am, then fell asleep on the bus woke up at Lanark, got off the bus walked across the road and got the same bus back to Motherwell. Driver just laughed but they didn't charge me for the return to Motherwell. Must have felt sorry for the poor lad :laugh1:

    Those were the days when partying was more important than getting home.

    Dave

    Yup, indeed i've woken up in Lanark, also Helensburgh and Balloch. I've boarded the train in Glasgow and woke up on the other side of the platform after going round the Hamilton circle back into the town. :drinks:

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  3. Could be. But I reckon it's just a less stable neck and the old aluminium one way rod doesn't have the oomph to flex it. The alu rod adjuster comes to a dead stop unless you're prepared to malky it (which i'm not) and the steel rod adjusts easy peasy.

    My Ltd Edition Streamer which is the same age and has a wenge/thin maple 5 piece neck, as opposed to the more normal Maple/thin wenge 5 piece is fine.

  4. Update.Tried to shim it, didn't work. I replaced the truss rod. The £8 rod was just over 1mm too thick so with some judicious use of a file and a liberal coating of aircraft grease  I now have a truss rod that actually influences the chunk of maple that is the neck.

    Although initially the neck bow was getting worse 'cos i'd used the 2 way rod and was turning lefty tighty which was the original Warwick truss rod convention DOH! :D

    In the mean time however i've gone all retro and have become rather attached to the mellow PASSIVE tones of my Limelight Jazz 😱 (run through a dUg DP-3X :facepalm:)

  5. I've now got exactly the same problem with my old streamer, clunk and all, Warwick want 80Euros for a new truss rod so i've ordered a couple of 630mm £8 stainless truss rods, single and dual action to see what happens, i've also got some shim from work and if none of that fixes the issue i'll make a new rod and see what happens. Trust me i'm an engineer...now where's ma hammer!!

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  6. [quote name='dmccombe7' timestamp='1479242916' post='3175057']
    Wunjo Guitars Denmark St in London and the Great British Bass Lounge in Manchester are the distributors and might stock them
    Last Scottish shop was when i bought mine from Sound Control back in 89.

    Probably better buying a 2nd hand 80's one if you can get it.
    I had a Streamer II for few months as a loan while waiting on my Thumb bass and both are excelent with fantastic necks.

    Dave
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    Good advice.
    I bought my first in Sound Control in '89 as well.....and I still have it :D

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