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dangerboy

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  2. Bump to remind people of the bargains under their noses.
  3. I gave into my almost-annual T-40 GAS and bought this lovely example six months ago. Now it's time for my annual realisation that I'll never get around to playing it more than a tiny amount. There are a couple of discoloured spots on the neck and a biggish scratch on the back. Some crazy previous owner added a thumbrest. You might even like that. The chrome on the tuners is a bit pitted, and that on the bridge saddles a bit crazed. The pickup selector switch is noisy when you change between pickups. Enough bad news. The finish looks great on-stage and it sounds like heaven. The electrics work great (other than that danged noisy pickup switch). It also comes with the original fitted Peavey case. Looking for [b]£260 picked up from London or Hitchin or can post at cost [/b]
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  7. Is this the stuff with conductive glue so that you can just overlap it to create conductivity? Or the kind that you need to solder between individual strips?
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  10. I have one of these. It's OK, but it's not a patch on a lot of other ribbons.
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  12. BUMP - Se now sold. Happy to take offers and trade ideas on the others.
  13. I should mention that I'm open to trades for other microphones on all of these. Looks like the SE2200A is on hold, by the way.
  14. These are excellent. My first choice on guitar cabs.
  15. I seem to have accumulated more microphones than I have tracks, and more than I can fit in my flat. So here are some old favourites at good prices. I'm in central London, if you want to pick up. SE 2200A Large Diaphragm Condenser [b]SOLD[/b] Beyerdynamic Opus 65 Dynamic microphone. A joy on kick drum or bass amp, especially if, like me, you play very loud. Hypercardioid. Details here: [url="http://recordinghacks.com/microphones/beyerdynamic/Opus-65"]http://recordinghacks.com/microphones/beyerdynamic/Opus-65[/url] £90 picked up, £95 shipped Reduced to £75/£80 [b]Reduced again to £70/£75[/b] Audio Technica ATM450 side-address small diaphragm condenser. Brilliant for sliding between drums or fitting into small spaces. With original clip and windshield, and in original box Details here: [url="http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/20013-audio-technica-atm450.html"]http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/2001...ica-atm450.html[/url] £90 picked up, £95 shipped Reduced to £75/£80 [b]Reduced again to £70/£75[/b] [b]Added 8/08/10[/b] Reslo Ribbon mic. 30/50 ohms version. Comes with the original lead and transformer. Working just now when I miced a guitar cab with it (quietly). [b]SOLD[/b] Superlux Active Ribbon mic R102. Comes with the original case and clip. This is an easy-to-use modern ribbon with a built-in preamp circuit, that gets a good sound straight away. See the spec here: [url="http://www.dv247.com/microphones/superlux-r102-aluminum-ribbon-microphone--53794"]http://www.dv247.com/microphones/superlux-...crophone--53794[/url] [b] £75 picked up, £80 shipped [/b]
  16. Has anyone spoken out for the rack drawer? I could be tempted quite easily.
  17. [url="http://liverpool.gumtree.com/liverpool/39/61721739.html"]http://liverpool.gumtree.com/liverpool/39/61721739.html[/url]
  18. Yes. Men too. But then I play and sing, so it might be the singing that is getting them all hot under the collar.
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