wayne58
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A few trade offers, but still available at the moment. -
The Flatliner and Bassbone are now on Ebay, sorry UK postage only.
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Update to add more pictures. May also consider trade with vintage fender jazz.
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[quote name='niceguyhomer' post='1143793' date='Feb 27 2011, 08:26 PM'][/quote] I know......I've been building up to it for months, you know how much I adore this bass.
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This beauty was my main bass, but I am selling it due to returning to 4 string basses, which I find easier to play these days because of a wrist injury. As a result I haven't touched this since buying Molan's Sadowsky Will Lee. Ebony fingerboard AAA quilted maple on ash Cherry burst finish EMG 40J pickups Black hardware Built February 1996 Very good condition, bar a couple of minor surface dings and some playing wear on the neck and head stock. was £1975 now with firm and final price reduction to * £1800* including Sadowsky case and shipping in UK. I can also deliver within 100 miles of Preston
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Bass pod sold, final price reduction on Bassbone & Burkey flatliner
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Only EBS pedals left.
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What lightweight rig will give me a clear, warm sound ?
wayne58 replied to loweringthetone's topic in Amps and Cabs
I use the TC RH450, and it can do classic and punchy using a touch of tubetone, along with 2 Bergantino AE112 cabs. That way you could use one cab for small gigs and rehearsals. There are a few TC's and various 112 cabs about second hand now. -
[quote name='dannybuoy' post='1136087' date='Feb 21 2011, 07:53 PM']I want one of those vertical 2x12s as well, perfect fit underneath an AD200B from a pic I saw. Might have to give them a call at some point...[/quote] 212 cab finished in black reptile with Lloyd loom grill
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Extremely well made, great sounding cabs with loads of choices regarding colour etc. Good value for money.......made in England by a top company.
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PM returned
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PM returned
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[quote name='wateroftyne' post='1135049' date='Feb 21 2011, 07:12 AM']Don't know for sure, but here's some suggestions: Small 'boutique' company. They're the most solid, well-built cabs I've ever used. IMO They're the best sounding cabs I've ever used. They have a great reputation, so people are prepared to pay a premium.[/quote] Spot on..... In my experience I agree on all points, AE112's in my case..... a big investment but value for money. I'm not an electronics expert but I know what sounds good for me.
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EBS multidrive, octabass and Boss flanger still available.
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last thrutch before putting away in cupboard for a few months, all items still available.
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Price reductions and Line 6 basspod addition bump.
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PM replied pedal train now sold
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Pm's returned......Boss chorus and Mxr carbon copy now sold
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All items are in good condition, prices include uk postage. Ebs Black label pedals, non true by pass Octabass £60 Multidrive £65 [attachment=72213:IMG_2463.jpg][attachment=72214:IMG_2462.jpg]
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Mint Burkey Flatliner pro, with Tonebone mod, which means that the two 12 vdc outlets are modified to just one 15vdc. These are £230 new, asking £110 inc postage, boxed with all cables, spare fuses, manual etc. Radial Bassbone, boxed with power supply, good condition with a couple of minor scratches on top. £130 inc postage. Line 6 Bass pod, older model £50 posted **Sold** [attachment=72161:IMG_2441.jpg] Flatliner and Bassbone now Ebayed
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[quote name='tayste_2000' post='1126665' date='Feb 14 2011, 08:39 AM']I just picked up a one of a kind Matamp 4x6 yesterday, bought it for home practice and potentially studio work. It still amazes me that no matter what Matamp gear I plug into my tone is always there even on something as small as this cab. I can get crappy mobile phone pics tonight if anyone wants. Cheers[/quote] Of course.......yes please
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[quote name='Conan' post='1121785' date='Feb 9 2011, 07:29 PM']Maybe. But after all, blues is a state of mind rather than a strict style of music. IMO of course.[/quote] Absolutely....... good point.
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I think the venue and audience preference has to dictate how diluted the 'Blues' material becomes. Your average town centre pub, unless it's a Blues venue would probably require Soul/Blues (the Commitments/ Blues brothers take) However if you tried too many classic soul re- hashed songs at a Blues festival you may come a cropper.
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Happy new year Dave and thanks for posting the vid. I haven't got the best memory in the world, but I'm not bad on faces, and I recognise the sax player from the 'Blues Boys', who played our northern Colne blues festival several times. I saw them in the bar at the Municipal hall, and he also played some tasty guitar on a home made looking flying V. Cameron
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[quote name='billyapple' post='1060581' date='Dec 16 2010, 02:06 PM']What do they call the finish of the vinyl? Very nice, by the way[/quote] IIRC that vinyl finish is called Reptile, cheers.
