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    [quote name='Oldman' post='958332' date='Sep 16 2010, 02:10 PM']Dyce your missus 'll go spare..........[/quote] sssssshhhhhhhh ( I'll sneak it in the back door) D
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    Hi all, I have recently purchased a most excellent Korg PBX4 from a fellow BCer. This is now my default practice amp - just great. It has a bewildering array of options, one of which is called "Bonehead". It gives a lovely deep, clear bell-like should to the bass. Any ideas to what "Bonehead" refers? Other setting are "Goldplate" (Marshall) and "UKMajor" (TE) etc. Cheers Dyce
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    [quote name='hagguy' post='952904' date='Sep 11 2010, 05:24 PM']im open to offers so let me know if you have something interesting [/quote] swap for an EBS session 60? Mighty neat box - might give you a pound or two to make up the difference... Dyce
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    Hi, This was "brand new" from a supplier in the states - about 170 + 30 p&p. Some mixed reviews on Talkbass.
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    [quote name='Mumbles87' post='623338' date='Oct 11 2009, 07:03 PM']I've been searching the web and the forums for any hands on info about this little head unit, wondering if anybody has any personal experince with one or heard anything about it? Was planning to combine it with a Aguilar GS112, would this work out well? Any advice would be appreciated. Sorry i'm all very new to this. Cheers[/quote] Just seen the same head on ebay for not very much it seems. Does anyone know what these head are like?
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    pmd
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    BC I have a Roland Micro cube Bass RX [url="http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Roland-Micro-Cube-Bass-RX-Bass-Amp/8MO"]http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/...RX-Bass-Amp/8MO[/url] (its got a video too) It's about 2 years old, excellent condition - (never been gigged ) a couple of scratches on the plastic corners on the bottom, but otherwise is new condition. It has sat in my (smoke free) house for all but 2 occasions where I took it to a pals house. I must say, that having looked and prodded at other practice combos at the local music shop (Ampeg/Harke/Line 6), the quality of the build on this Roland seems very high. Totally silent too - no hiss or hum at standard working volumes. I have found in a superb practice amp. Lots of connectivity, a drum machine, tuner, effects and it goes loud enough to be heard over the kids shouting. Would anyone here be interested. If not I can sell it on a work forum, but I'd thought I'd see if anyone here might want it first. New, it goes for £154 - 179 on the interweb. I bought it for about £155. I haven't seen any advertised 2nd hand so don't have a clear idea on price. I was thinking that £80-90 might right? Posting via Interparcel (UPS) might add another tenner. Feedback would be welcome. Cheers Dyce
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    [quote name='Pete Academy' post='944201' date='Sep 3 2010, 08:46 AM']Alex james? Isn't he a cheese farmer these days?[/quote] I don't get out much - who is the lovely lady in the Green dress beside your posts? I think she is my new best friend ever.
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    Thanks guys - I just hate that orange/yellow on the MB stuff - looks like a Tonka Toy (but not as good).
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    [quote name='Clarky' post='941992' date='Sep 1 2010, 01:08 PM']Well someone had to do it![/quote] But to rag this back to reality.... are there any cheap lightweight options around - I hear a lot about MB and GB but for us mere mortals who have a couple of hundred max to spend on a top box, what would the recommendations be - Ashdown Little Giant 300? something similar?
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    [quote name='Rowbee' post='932336' date='Aug 21 2010, 11:16 PM']Apologies for the quality of the pics but I only have access to a very poor quality camera on my phone at present. [attachment=57754:100830_160445.jpg][/quote] Is that anti-climb paint that's on those bad boys? DIY or does that come standard? Nice cabs tho' fancy a midget myself.
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    [quote name='fdavidso' post='935789' date='Aug 25 2010, 11:29 AM']Sounds good. I guess is has a normal clicky metronome too?[/quote] - should read previous posts! PM'd
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    [quote name='razze06' post='935780' date='Aug 25 2010, 11:23 AM']I've used it quite a bit, the number and variations of patterns is quite large and usable, and it sounds like entry-level electronic drumkit. I found it quite useful to practice timing on certain riffs or phrases[/quote] Sounds good. I guess is has a normal clicky metronome too?
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    Hi Have you ever used the rhythm part of this box - if so, what does it sound like - drum, click or beep! Cheers
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    [quote name='M4L666' post='927915' date='Aug 17 2010, 07:35 PM']Looking for a nice loud portable amp to either amplify an electric bass or give a bit of a boost to an upright in an mic'd acoustic situation. Looked at the Bass Cube, and it looks good but people say it isn't very loud? Another option is to get a more powerful combo and then get some kind of power solution, if anyone has any other ideas don't hesitate to suggest them. Thanks guys [/quote] Hi - I have a Roland Mirco cube. I really like this little amp - really solidly put together (far superior in build quality to other practice amps I've seen - cheap Hartke, Line 6 etc). It has al manner of different effects, a drum machine, inputs for cds, headphones and another aux in. It is loud enough to hear over a quite loudly played cd and I can play along with my pal who plays the flute. It gets a bit fuzzy once the dials go past 12 noon and would not complete with an amplified guitar, but could easily compete with an acoustic. Batteries go in the back, but I have always used the mains adapter. I'm interested in selling - about 2 years old, perfect condition, never been gigged fdavidso
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