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  1. [quote name='icastle' timestamp='1336216838' post='1642599'] That's much better than meths. The purple meths has a chalky residue, admittedly not much, but the general principle is to leave the windings as clear of debris as possible. [/quote] the wipe down definitely has a noticeable effect - i always do it routinely if ive got a gig or audition just to give them a bit of extra life for the rest of the day
  2. [quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1336207544' post='1642411'] Boil them or soak in meths - there are several threads about it if you search. I use flats and so they last for as long as I want them to. [/quote] once my strings get a bit old i wipe them down with isopropyl alcohol - seems to have the same effect
  3. just a quickie - been having a browse and didnt want to resurrect some of the lengthy old threads - the general consensus on them says go for FLAC i always used to think that mp3 at 320 was ok-ish but ive just done a quick audio comparison against APE and it is a no brainer for ape - it is quite impressive imo does anybody have any specific experience of comparisons of ape against flac?? the rip software i have does everything except FLAC - any recommendations for FLAC rippers/players?? i basically want to move away from mp3 format and iTunes which always seems to want to grind my system to a standstill thanks
  4. Hi Gizmo - thanks for the interest but sorry its gone to Jabba
  5. saturday bump come on peeps this is a steal at 350 even for the cab alone and if you already got a head the 2500 will make a great spare/backup
  6. [quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1336167270' post='1642165'] Man, thats very nice indeed. I have a 5 string version and its sweet. I'd love to have a four as well (sadly the wife would literally kill me...). [/quote] i could do you a 'wife receipt' look darling here's the receipt, stupid bloke only wanted 90 quid for it ... what a mug !!
  7. it certainly caught my eye when i had a GAS attack a year ago - id already had TRB so i knew what i was getting and just went for it pretty much on looks (yes shallow i know) well it does have just one tiny flaw but i prefer to think of it as an "identifying mark" - on the top horn there is a small orange fleck about 1mm long which is actually a mark in the grain of the wood oh sorry forgot to post in the original - stagg hard case thrown in for this price
  8. My trusty hartke rig is up for sale HA2500 head (complete with 2U case) Hydrive 410 cab - ive gigged this cab four times in the last year - there are only minor cosmetic scuffs to the vinyl covering - has rubber feet not wheels £350.00 for both (prefer collect but can arrange courier delivery for extra £40.00) really prefer to sell this as a complete unit and would prefer not to split - and sorry no swaps am looking for sale only
  9. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/105826-yamaha-appreciation-thread/page__st__100__p__1596464#entry1596464"]http://basschat.co.u...64#entry1596464[/url] here be pic
  10. [url="http://youtu.be/ikEyDL59gNc"]http://youtu.be/ikEyDL59gNc[/url] me likey - Vinnie is on form!
  11. HA2500 head - 180W/250W into 8/4 ohms 410 hydrive cab (rated for the LH1000 head so more than capable of taking the 2500 load) gigged three times over last year - head comes with 2U hardcase and speaker cables (1/4" jacks) cab has jack and speakon connections but head only has jack outputs cab has minor cosmetic scratches to the vinyl coating - no wheels on the cab just the rubber feet [url="http://www.samsontech.com/hartke/products/cabinets/hydrive-cabinets/hx410/"]http://www.samsontech.com/hartke/products/cabinets/hydrive-cabinets/hx410/[/url] [url="http://www.samsontech.com/hartke/products/amplifiers/ha-series-amplifiers/ha2500/"]http://www.samsontech.com/hartke/products/amplifiers/ha-series-amplifiers/ha2500/[/url] £350 - plus delivery costs if you cant collect (north kent) - courier delivery costs would be about £40
  12. TRB1004 s/n QNH0299R - have personally owned it for one year and gigged it 3 times (previous owner told me he never used it and that was certainly corroborated by it's condition when i bought it last april) Bolt on neck (6), fully active (9v) bass/middle/treble cut/boost (this model does not have piezo) 35" scale length birdseye maple and headstock on alder body, maple neck with rosewood fretboard the neck is totally clean and as far i can see there is only on small scratch on the back of the body from buckle rash pic here [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/105826-yamaha-appreciation-thread/page__st__100"]http://basschat.co.u...d/page__st__100[/url] - full spec here [url="http://usa.yamaha.com/product_archive/guitars-basses/trb1004/?mode=model"]http://usa.yamaha.co...004/?mode=model[/url] offers in region £350 (plus delivery if you cant collect - north kent) sorry no swaps
  13. [quote name='dmccombe7' timestamp='1335973606' post='1638874'] That's just made it even worserer. I need to leave early and get home to find out what this is all about. Dave [/quote] ...and... ?
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  15. [quote name='dmccombe7' timestamp='1335959500' post='1638568'] When you can't see what's getting talked about your mind conjures up many weird and wonderful things. [/quote] think boutique bass meets manga hello kitty
  16. bump the measurements were taken from the scanned image not from me holding a ruler or tape against the item btw (which i would argue with my cad/illustrator knowledge is more accurate than eyeballing a measuremnt with a ruler! but nonetheless still open to 'interpretation' as to where you place your start and end points for measuring - if you print the image you should have an accurate 1:1 scale to be able to take measurement from)
  17. just seen an ampeg bass baby 100R - 2nd hand up for £229 - not sure what the going rate is - looked in clean good condition cash converters chatham just sharing - sorry no further details
  18. [quote name='TimR' timestamp='1335895608' post='1637726'] I think some semi-pro bands have ideas far above their station about what they actually do and some of them are very misguided about how good they are and what they sound like. [/quote] having done a few function band auditions just lately id say this +1 some have been fine and i would have accepted if they had offered but some were just a bunch of egos riding the 'function band reputation' and even if i had been offered would have politely declined
  19. [quote name='JayPH' timestamp='1335957209' post='1638510'] Steve, you know too much about this [/quote] ... as leschirons said earlier ... he is probably one of the most discussed bass players on here everything i know - i learn from basschat edit - in fact if any mods are reading this then they really ought to consider setting up a separate subgroup for the HJ threads
  20. [quote name='JayPH' timestamp='1335915532' post='1638154'] [/quote] he's Korean btw
  21. i sent him a message a while ago and a link to basschat he might be on here 'incognito'
  22. this is a scanned image - is actual size at 600dpi so if you print it out without any size adjustment you should be able to measure from it pic direct link is [url="http://bigblueballoon.net/p-neck.jpg"]http://bigblueballoon.net/p-neck.jpg[/url] edit- have removed pic embed as i think the size was causing browser issues
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