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  1. Here are a couple of Turbosound TXD-115 PA subs. used and in good condition with the usual paint scrapes. Each sub is 1 x 15" 300w RMS with 600w program power handling at 8 ohm. I am currently using a pair as my main PA subs and these are just spares, taking up space.

    Dimensions are 652mm x 465mm x 423mm (25.7" x 18.3" x 16.7") and 55 lbs each. I originally bought them for when we do larger gigs. I paired them up with my other pair of identical bins for a gig at the Aberdeen Beach Ballroom last year as I thought we might need a bit more weight in the sound. They worked great.....too much in fact that I ended up taking them out and using only one set for a full 5 piece band & drums mic'd up!

    The cabs have a built in crossover of 12dB / octave low pass at 150Hz. In the manual it says "The TXD-115 includes an internal low-pass crossover network which filters high frequency signals from the bass driver when used in conjunction with two-way enclosures enabling a full range system to be powered from a single amplifier channel without the need for external electronic crossovers."

    You can come and hear them working if you like.

    I'm looking for £[s]400 £360 £340 [/s][size=5][color=#FF0000][b]£300 [/b][/color][/size]+ shipping which will depend on where you live :)

    [b]** SOLD **[/b]



  2. I have a QSC PLX1602 power amp for sale. In very good condition, little use and no abuse. I have owned it from new and looking for [s]£275[/s] [color=#ff0000][b]£250[/b][/color] plus shipping from Aberdeen. The equivalent new currently cost approx £500.

    I have a total of 3 power amps for sale on the site here. Here are the specs for the QSC: [url="http://roadhogs.net/dq_manuals/QSC_plxuser.pdf"]http://roadhogs.net/...QSC_plxuser.pdf[/url]

    The rack cases have been sold so no longer available.





    [s]I really should have dusted the top better before taking the photos! It looks much worse than it is......better pics to follow I think[/s] :) Now dusted!

  3. I have 2 x Yamaha P5000S power amps for sale. In very good condition, little use and no abuse. I have owned them from new and will sell them separately for [s]£260[/s] [color=#ff0000][b]£240[/b][/color] each plus shipping from Aberdeen. New, these currently cost approx £430 each.

    I have a total of 3 power amps for sale on the site. Here are the specs for the Yamahas: [url="http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?language=pl&site=pl.yamaha.com&asset_id=3028"]http://download.yama...m&asset_id=3028[/url]

    The rack cases have been sold so no longer available.

    [color=#ff0000][size=6][b]BOTH SOLD[/b][/size][/color]

    I really should have dusted the top of the amps better before taking photos!




  4. I wouldn't worry about using the 1602 with the "lower power" cabs. As long as you use your ears and the cabs dont start distorting then they should be OK. If they start to distort / amp clips then just turn down a bit. :)

    I used mine with various configurations of an SWR 4x10 & 1x15 (2 channel), a Schroeder 4x10 & 2x15 (bridged) and Barefaced Big Twin T (bridged) and they always sounded great used for practice at home, small quiet gigs and noisy pub gigs. :D The higher power gives you a little more headroom to play with. I find its easier to turn an amp down than squeeze more clean volume from it.

    I upgraded to a Powersoft and have been keeping my 1602 as a backup but think I need to advertise it on here..... ;)

  5. [quote name='thebassist' timestamp='1389622932' post='2336192']
    Thanks a lot for your views. Very interesting indeed. And I see you've got a Fender FMT Jazz V. I had the IV version of that - wish I hadn't sold it!
    [/quote]

    Thanks, its a great bass but as I need to thin the heard a bit I'm going to be putting it up for sale in the next couple of weeks!

  6. [quote name='thebassist' timestamp='1389531221' post='2335105']
    For those experienced with 5 and/or 6-string basses would you stick with a 4 in hindsight? Or, would you never go back to a 4 now?

    How easy or hard is it to switch?

    Would you go to a 5-string first, then to 6? Stick with a 5? Or go straight to a 6 maybe bypassing a 5? etc., etc.
    [/quote]

    To hopefully add to the good ponts made above here's my 10p worth :rolleyes:
    I made the jump to 5 string about 15+ years ago and have not felt the need to move back to a 4. I have picked 4's up and had a noodle but it just doesnt feel right anymore. Like others have said its not all about the extra low notes, it can be different tone, ease of playing a riff, full length thumb rest :P etc

    How hard it is to switch? I think it can be dependent upon what your left hand technique is currently ie: if you play a 4 with your thumb either over the top of the neck or "in line" with the neck then you may struggle to reach and place your fingers correctly. If so, a change to positioning your thumb in the centre of the neck, pointing "across" it will ease things. It may take a while to get comfortable with, but it's worth working on.

    A 5 or a 6? Depends on what you want to do. 6 gives you lots of options. I played a 6 exclusively for 5 years but went back to 5 as I am more comfortable on a 5, didn't use the C much etc. I found it harder to move from a 4 to a 5 (extra B) than from the 5 to the 6 - might have been the E string point of reference that initially threw me off.

  7. If you're looking for 1U pre amps then you could try one of these. Some are mic recording pre-amps that I've used and do a good job

    Joe Meek VC6Q
    Alembic F1X - good but ££
    Mindprint Envoice
    Ampeg SVP PRO, SVPCL, BSP etc.....
    Demeter HBP-1 - again £££
    Fender TBP-1
    LA Audio MPX10
    Rocktron Blue Thunder
    Toft Audio EC-1
    SWR Interstellar Overdrive

    Some are discontinued but can be found lurking in second hand form sometimes here on BC :D

  8. Dear Santa,

    As its the season to help your fellow man, would you help me make Pete's wishes (and mine) come true? Please take my well used Monopoly game (its nice to play! :rolleyes: ) and swap it for Petes rather nice Overwater. I think that's what he was meaning...... :D

    Merry Xmas,

    Mike

    (Must keep repeating to myself......"Xmas prezzies for family, not new bass"......."Xmas prezzies for family, not new bass"......."Xmas prezzies for family, not new bass"......Xmas prezzies for family, not new bass".....)

    [size=2]This has been a thinly disguised bump for a nice bass![/size]

  9. Hi,

    I've got an Alembic F1X and swapped out the standard tube for a RCA 5751 and have used a GE 5751 as well. Both tubes run at approx 70% gain of the typical 12AX7 so you wont get the same volume or ability to add "distortion" out of them. I wasn't looking for volume or distortion when I chose the 5751's but a smoother sound with lots of clarity. I did a bit of research (geekery!) and found quite a bit of info both on here and Talkbass etc. When I get home I will try and remember to edit my post with some of the links if I can find them.

    Regarding fitting - I have had no problems fitting any replacement tubes into the carrier / sleeve.

  10. Nice bass. I would be interested but logistics for a "hand over" swap might stop it happening as I'm based in Aberdeen! :( Anyway I have a Fender FMT 5 string active that I can offer in exchange. Its fitted with Nordstrands and a Babicz bridge (originals and Fender hard case come with it). Heres a piccy for starters. If you're interested I can send more :)


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