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    Pickups on hold.
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    And replied.
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    Hi all, my father in Law does the occasional 'live show' with reptiles and spiders etc and needs some voice reinforcement/ small PA. Obviously trhe smaller the better as it's being transported in a car full of animals and stuff. Something like the Peavey Escort would be good as it's all self-contained but it's a bit big. Can anyone recommend something like this: [attachment=119178:tn2_7921456.jpg] but smaller - doesn't have to be 300W either as it's just for speech. Cheers, Paul
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    cheers for that, I'm keen to avoid hum so I reckon I'll have to up my game.
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    Anybody tried one of these power bricks - my current supply has started its downward decline and I need a quick, cheap replacement - how good are these? http://www.maplin.co.uk/9v-power-bank-for-guitar-effect-pedals-31292
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    Welcome on board.
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    Yay! Top beat box. A classic.
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    [quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1348398321' post='1813067'] Phosphor bronze is about the ultimate because its hard, and self lubricating. Ali is probably a bit soft and makes your fingers go black if you touch it much, although that depends on the alloy. [/quote] Phosphor Bronze will make your sweat turn green though.
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    [quote name='Thor' timestamp='1348322156' post='1812317'] [/quote] That board is a thing of beauty. Well played sir.
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    Pretty much, in fact I've just sold my last fretted bass this week. I'm in the position where I can pretty much do what I want (musically), so I opted for fretless as it's a more expressive, lyrical feel and sound. Occasionally I'll miss having frets (chord stuff and fast passages up the dusty end) but for the most part I carry on regardless. I still use all the effects that I ran on my fretted (Big Muff, Woolly Mammoth, envelope filters etc..) and the differentce is negligible, I am pretty heavy with my plucking hand though, so I can still get the 'string noise' that I need for rock stuff. \m/
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    Pm'ed re machine heads.
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    [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1348241381' post='1811329'] [/quote] don't act like you're not impressed...
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    I fitted one of these ramps onto my bits P Bass - works a treat and if anything, gives me MORE attack! [attachment=118976:images-1.jpeg]
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    They've also got this for shielding cavities... [attachment=118974:Product_Detail_Wk35S_3.jpg]
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    I think the 'cut' for removing the head is slightly too high. Research leads me to believe that it should really have been sawn 17" (or so) closer to the body - roughly the 12th fret should do it.
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    Animato, Lovetone Meatball and a Moog Murf. I've built a couple of clones (Noobie Hobbyist) but these are WAY out of my league.
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    Charlie Parker's gone man, he's gone.
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    West Side Story wins by default.
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    I used a bit of 'no more nails' to refit an errant fret (for shame) and that's been fine so far - very messy though. The best idea I've seen is to use contact adhesive and thinners, then use a craft knife to dribble it into the tiny gap between the fret and the board. Tried that too - very fiddly but smells wonderful.
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    Bach book bought (try saying that quickly!)
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    Consolidating my two ads for closely related things. Pair of EMG licensed Jazz pickups, taken from an AXL jazz bass SOLD [font=Helvetica][size=3][attachment=118779:post-12256-0-11749300-1347091770_thumb.jpg][/size][/font] [font=Helvetica][size=3][size=4][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The Neck pup is 6.5kΩ and the bridge is a smidge over 7kΩ[/font][/color][/size][/size][/font] [i]Charlie Parker Omnibook[/i][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] - Bird solos transcribed for bass instruments at concert pitch - SOLD[/font][/color] [i]J.S. Bach for Bass[/i][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] by Josquin des Pres- 10 Bach pieces arranged for bass guitar, includes CD - SOLD[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]CHORD BOD50 (Boss OC3 clone) in near perfect condition with instructions. Cast metal case and built like a tank - £20[/font][/color] more details here: [url="http://avslgroup.com/en/product/174.234UK"]http://avslgroup.com...oduct/174.234UK[/url]
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    I'm always up for free stuff, but getting to AnkhMorpork is a bit of a stretch for at the minute - I'm based in Lancre.
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    Yeah, I regret selling my VT2, but the VT1s are brill too.
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    [quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1348002027' post='1808062'] If you haven't sorted it out yet, and you can bring yourself tomorrow (Wednesday 19th) to the Comely Bank area of town, before 12.30pm, I can fix it for you in 5min. [/quote] Well done that man, and hooray for BC, we're awesome!
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    I'm loving headphone amps at the moment. Tried a couple and my favourite two are the EHX [url="http://www.ehx.com/products/headphone-amp"]http://www.ehx.com/p...s/headphone-amp[/url] for stowing in my gig bag, but the best I've had is this monster: [url="http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/page29.html"]http://www.davehalla....uk/page29.html[/url] The Line in feature is really helpful for playing along to setlists for covers bands and it also covers all of my recording needs and does a lovely line in dirt too! Happy days. If you really want a a speaker then there's a chap selling a Roland Cube on here... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/186932-roland-bass-cube-30-fsft/page__fromsearch__1
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