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https://applink.reverb.com/news/yamaha-announces-acquisition-of-ampeg Not sure if this has been posted yet but could be worse! Interesting that Yamaha are in the market for other brands though. I wonder if they're doubling down on a depressed US market.
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I was going to suggest looking at baritone guitars. I'm in the same boat and struggle with fretting at the dusty end. I have plans to one day make myself a couple of guitars with 25.5" or maybe even 26" scale just for the space. I struggle with 24" scale - what a difference an inch makes!
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PRS seem to be hitting the nail on the head as far as knowing what players want. Their Sonera combo is cracking value, even new!
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Whelp good conversation is hard to find where I am, anyway. I'm glad of the company. Aren't I? Yes I am.
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I think it's a combination of passion and a journey to discover what gets the sound in our heads.
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Nice feel! Welcome...
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Hello from Mainland China. Hunan to be precise...and welcome.
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It appears their bass player doesnt have any future at all. I hear them but...where are they?
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Some of you will probably be thinking this is no surprise as Fender's struggles have been well known as have Gibson's with quality control. http://www.ajc.com/news/national/gibson-guitar-company-maker-the-les-paul-facing-bankruptcy-after-116-years-business/OlaIEYdtLEv1rP92RvZFrM/ In the recent past, Paul Reed Smith raised the issues of there being fewer student guitar players and therefore less adults to buy premium quality instruments. At the time I recall the idea was dismissed by many but Gibson's issues are undeniable.
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[quote name='dood' timestamp='1507408511' post='3385350'] 2009 to 2017! Expect a new post very soooooooooooooon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [/quote] Lemme guess, Jon's relic'd it for you?
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I haven't tried many compressor pedals in the last 10 years because every pedal I tried was a disappointment. However I bought an a Effectrode PC2A like you about 12 months ago and I pulled the trigger on an FEA Labs Dual Band Compressor after having my name on their waiting list for 9 months. The FEA Labs pedal is like a Trace Elliot Dual Comp but a little more configurable and with much higher spec components. I can't hear any noise at normal playing levels. I've heard good things about the Spectracomp too BTW. But the tone print functionality will only last as long as TC keep the software compatible with your phone. I tend to worry about whether software based music solutions will still be supported in 10 years.
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I use multi effects for modulation (Zoom B3 or Lexicon MPXG2). Things that are on a lot like gain, eq. bass synth and compression are standalone. It's been a good solution so far because I don't end up with a pedal board stuffed with pedals that only get used 10-20% of the time.
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SKB Bass Safe / SKB44RW Assemble! Two basses in the bass safe
Kiwi replied to biro's topic in Accessories and Misc
[quote name='Byo' timestamp='1503688257' post='3360357'] Thanks for the info Kiwi! I highly appreciate it as there is no genuine info online about fitting 2 basses into the case. [/quote] You're welcome. Do it at your own risk though - it's a hack. -
[quote name='ivansc' timestamp='1503661821' post='3360061'] Fender made a five WAAAAY before that. [/quote] Yes it was high C. Alembic did the first low B for Jimmy Johnson in 1981 I think.
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As a civil servant, I processed the post code for a famous songwriter/bassist-who-cannot-be-named-due-to-the-1989-Official-Secrets-Act census form in 1990 while he was in Newcastle on tour.
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SKB Bass Safe / SKB44RW Assemble! Two basses in the bass safe
Kiwi replied to biro's topic in Accessories and Misc
[quote name='Byo' timestamp='1503500721' post='3358761'] Thanks for the info Kiwi! Did you find that the 2 instruments were safe enough that way? [/quote] For the most part, yes. If you get two gig bags, go for the thinnest so you have enough room. The basses won't move around as much because they'll be jam packed so no need for the extra padding and they'll be protected from sharp impacts in the same way by the shell. If you're going to put other stuff in the case, make sure you are careful about sharp corners/edges and make sure the gig bag zips don't get caught between the shell and the instrument or you'll end up with a zip shaped indentation in the finish...as I did. -
SKB Bass Safe / SKB44RW Assemble! Two basses in the bass safe
Kiwi replied to biro's topic in Accessories and Misc
I have used a Mk 1 bass safe with a Levy double gig bag and it depends on the overall thickness of your basses. Anything with a radiussed top won't work so forget Warwicks, Spectors and anything semi hollow. Standard Fender type instruments with flat tops and hardware will just about be OK. The thinner the gig bag, the better for fit. Normally I go with a guitar and a headless/semi hollow bass in a double gig bag. But on one occasion I wrapped a reliced guitar in microfibre towels (which can be secured with velcro cable ties) with a bass in a gig bag and it worked out really well. -
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Sold: Burman 501 Pro Guitar Amplifier
Kiwi replied to PawelG's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale