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  1. umcoo
    Gah! The prices on them have really shot up it seems lately. Oh well, worth a shot eh! I'm thinking of letting the synth go actually, PM me if you're interested, but it's not for defo yet. That's enough clogging up of the pedalboard thread anyways! Carry on gentlemen!
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    [quote name='vegas_hooker' post='380763' date='Jan 14 2009, 10:23 PM']Thinking of things not string related. Its been a very long time since I played bass.....Ive lost the funk apparently.[/quote] Sell me your Bassman 135 for mates rates then!!! (bout £100 should do it)
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    Re: the power requirements. It's 9-12v and reverse polarity. I use a johnnyshredfreak power supply and can daisy chain it with the right adaptor. Hope that helps, I have one too and it r0xx0rz my s0xx0rz
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    Done.

    umcoo replied to ash_sak's topic in Completed Items

    I've got a couple of Lovetone pedals I don't use anymore. Haven't seen them for a while, but if I can dig them out, they're yours
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    pretty much finished...
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    link usage approved cap'n!
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    Bizzump mother truckers
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    Mike bought a control plate off me, paid within, mmnnn, about 5 minutes! Top bloke, thanks again
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    Plate now sold. £10 posted for the pickguard??
  10. umcoo
    I'll see how it goes Noirbass for a couple of days, then it's all yours Cheers
  11. umcoo
    You know, I'm not entirely sure! I think I should clarify that the plate has the pots, wiring, knobs and jack with it all too! I can check when I finish work later tonight? Thanks
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    w00t!
  13. umcoo
    Of course friend...sorry they're a bit blurry And here's the circuit pre-enclosured
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    £10 posted please for a lovely pickguard! Cheers
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    I'm thinking about letting my General Guitar Gadgets Big Muff go. It's based on the green sovtek reissue which is known for its bassy chunky tonezz. I painted it a lovely minty-green (the colour was called venom), but looks cool if I say so myself. Has 2 strips of velcro on the back. I clear coated it a while after painting so theres some slight paint chipping that I just coated over. Nothing horrendous, but just telling you. Works on battery or normal Boss daisy chain things! Put on some Way Huge knobs too to finish i[b][/b]t off. Looking for [b]£65 POSTED[/b] please! Heres a couple of pics, sorry they aren't very good. Thanks!
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    I love the look of these...one day I shall own one!!! Good luck with the sale friend!
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    UK dealer for BYOC?

    umcoo replied to katri's topic in Effects

    GGG is cool. Good luck!
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    UK dealer for BYOC?

    umcoo replied to katri's topic in Effects

    I just want to say that Vibe-o-tronic sent my kit really quickly
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    Here's a few shots of mine. Waiting on a GGG delay that'll go in the top left, but that will be after the new year probably. Chain is Bass > GGG Green Sovtek Muff > DHA > XO Microsynth > TU-2. Enjoy!
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    That bass is truly stunning! I'm in love!
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    Feedback for sk8

    umcoo replied to sk8's topic in Feedback

    My post just reads the same as the one above! Cheers mate
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    I have nothing to add except that's a beautiful bass! Plus I'm only in Lancaster, it's so close!!
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    Word on the 'street' is that Warmoth necks are slightly bigger and chunkier than a 'normal' jazz. I may very well be wrong, seeing as I've never had a Warmoth neck, but just a heads up!
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    Forgot to say, both the black and green and civil war etc muffs are 'sovtek'. Just incase you didn't know
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    One sounds amazing, one sounds terrible I used to have a green sovtek, but sold it £160. One went on ebay last week for £72. As it turns out, I built a clone of a green sovtek from www.generalguitargadgets.com and it sounds the same as the £160 one, but cost me about £40 - something to think about if you can solder
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