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  1. [size=5][font=comic sans ms,cursive][u][b]For Sale[/b][/u][/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]£30[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]collected[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive](Seem to be about £55 new)[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]Immaculate Protection Racket 7051 Foam Bass Gig Bag[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]Collection from near Stansted Airport M11 or can maybe deliver London, Essex, Herts, Kent by arrangement.[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]Great bag with shoulder straps, comfy handle, twin zips and adjustable internal padding.[/font] [font=comic sans ms,cursive]Heres the manufacturers blurb below - [/font][/size] Extra's include satin finished nickel plated steel zip pulleys beautifully embossed with the Protection Racket logo. Designed to inter-lock so you can padlock the two zips together for extra security and peace of mind whilst on your travels, these zip pulls are rust proof and indestructable Finally, a branded luggage tag is visibly located for the touring bassist, and size labels are also featured on every case which shows the diameter and depth of the case with a quick-to-read graphic - it doesn't get any easier than that! To summarise, Protection Racket Bass Guitar Cases are designed and built for the serious bassist who requires quality and reliability throughout. With such an extensive range of features all incorporated into one product, Protection Racket ensure the needs of the gigging musician are met and exceeded! [b]Features:[/b][list] [*]100% waterproof construction that won't fade, crack or shrink [*]Super-strong innovitive Rocket Foam™ interior lining [*]Heavy duty zip and embossed zip pulls [*]1500kg breaking strength webbing [*]Comfortable Racketex handle [*]Rear rucksack straps [*]Large exterior zipped accessory pockets [*]Branded luggage tag [*]Internal dimensions: 14 1/2" x 48 3/4" x 4" [*] [/list] Extra's include satin finished nickel plated steel zip pulleys beautifully embossed with the Protection Racket logo. Designed to inter-lock so you can padlock the two zips together for extra security and peace of mind whilst on your travels, these zip pulls are rust proof and indestructable Finally, a branded luggage tag is visibly located for the touring bassist, and size labels are also featured on every case which shows the diameter and depth of the case with a quick-to-read graphic - it doesn't get any easier than that! To summarise, Protection Racket Bass Guitar Cases are designed and built for the serious bassist who requires quality and reliability throughout. With such an extensive range of features all incorporated into one product, Protection Racket ensure the needs of the gigging musician are met and exceeded! [b]Features:[/b][list] [*]100% waterproof construction that won't fade, crack or shrink [*]Super-strong innovitive Rocket Foam™ interior lining [*]Heavy duty zip and embossed zip pulls [*]1500kg breaking strength webbing [*]Comfortable Racketex handle [*]Rear rucksack straps [*]Large exterior zipped accessory pockets [*]Branded luggage tag [*]Internal dimensions: 14 1/2" x 48 3/4" x 4" [*] [*] [/list]
  2. [quote name='rob7890_1' timestamp='1371403887' post='2113438'] Hi Lynxus69 Is the Hiscox case still up for grabs? Cheers Rob [/quote] Hopefully i am collecting it this week, justbwaiting for Lynxus to confirm a day.
  3. Heres a link re the height and weight stuff (although it is actually 600 watts, not 400 as in the advert) http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/gallien-krueger-212mbe-2x12-bass-cabinet-1702-p.asp Not interested in any trades as i have an incoming Barefaced already ordered. Dont really want to post it either, cheers.
  4. Glenn Hughes Eddie Jackson Stuart Zender Sting (Police era) John Taylor John Giblin Mike Inez Doug Pinnick Nick Beggs Cass Lewis Looking back thru my list, the common theme seems to be that most have a very recognisible and distinctive sound. Pretty varied bunch though.
  5. [quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1370954148' post='2107853'] Maybe it's some kind of "Transition" model. Might be worth emailing Spector, their customer services are pretty good by all accounts. [/quote] Yep email PJ Rubal at Spector - he's really helpful Here's his address below [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email]
  6. Hartke LH500 Cheap, simple and good. You can pick them up for 350 new and 180 2nd hand if you hunt about.
  7. Played at The Crown in Egham last night. It was a monster night - absolutely rammed with the local loons looking to party! It started getting hairy halfway thru the 1st set and the second set was a blur of moshing, pogoing, bodies flying everywhere, pole dancing girls, beer showers on said girls, toppling PA stacks, blokes falling face first into singer and tipping a pint into his pedal board (nothin blew up, phew!), two mates stood in front of band to keep us playing at great personal risk and it was probably one of the most memorable gigs i have ever played. Still a bit shell shocked in a good way too
  8. This does it for me - completely unusable in most scenarios but an absolute monster for these guys. Its a link to the whole gig but just listen to the 1st 2 songs for an idea (best thru headphones) http://youtu.be/ETRSnoga8dA
  9. Thats really good - nice to see something different for a change. (Ps my cab is now price dropped ;-))
  10. [quote name='stoko' timestamp='1370448231' post='2101052'] I've just looked at a mcgregor bass mate 500w combo, £549 which seems good price but I don't know much about mcgregor amps. Anyone used one or heard anything about them? Cheers all, appreciate all the help. [/quote] I wouldn't bother with it. Its an unknown quantity (I remember them in the 80's and they weren't much cop then), you'll struggle to shift it if you don't get on with it and a single combo is never as loud as a couple of cabs and a head - you don't get the spread which will be perceived as volume. Go second hand from the Basschat classifieds - theyre a good bunch of bods in general and you'll get much more for your money than buying new.
  11. [quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1370465729' post='2101522'] Are these bi-amp capable if you use an RB series head with them? [/quote] Nope, that was a different series of cabs i believe. Has speakon and jack inputs and a switchable tweeter but thats all. Cheers Jon
  12. [quote name='stoko' timestamp='1370368734' post='2099870'] Some good tips chaps, ta. Someone recommended [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/gallien-krueger-mb-115/40872?gclid=CMrawqD7yrcCFQTHtAodsGwAgA"]this[/url] to me; anyone got good or bad things to say about Gallien Krueger? Seems a bit too cheap to be any good?!? [/quote] 200 watts probably wont cut it live. I have a GK 212MBE cab in the classifieds - buy that and add a Hartke LH500 new or 2nd hand Genz, GK, Hartke 3500 and you should have a decent rig with change left to put towards a second 8 ohm cab later.
  13. I had the same chat Cant wait till August!
  14. Played a blinding wedding in a giant teepee in Margate. Really chilled atmosphere and great hospitality from the bride and groom. Homemade curry, jelly shots, dancey guests and we played really well - The onstage sound was the best i can remember for a long while and i managed to really give my BF Big One some proper welly. It sounded great onstage and out front. Couple of hundred lively guests, nice stage, good light show and we took our big 6k PA for a run out. Got one next Saturday at The Crown in Egham which is usually a brilliant one too so all is good!
  15. [quote name='NigeH' timestamp='1370191867' post='2097399'] Hi, what's you're best price for your cab? Just noticed a thread that said Thomann were knocking these out for £202 brand new [/quote] Hi there No longer available at Thomann. Cheapest i could see over here was £359 from Effect Power Supplies. Might haggle a bit for a quick turnround but not budging much as its a great cab at a good price. Cheers
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  17. [quote name='Conan' timestamp='1370013657' post='2095576'] This is the particular bass... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/207063-spector-euro-4lx-natural-finish-for-trade/page__p__2090017__hl__spector__fromsearch__1#entry2090017"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/207063-spector-euro-4lx-natural-finish-for-trade/page__p__2090017__hl__spector__fromsearch__1#entry2090017[/url] [/quote] That looks like a pre LX Spector Euro to me. Probably one of of the last before they switched to the newer model. If its a Wimbish, it'll say so on the back of the headstock. The LX has a walnut layer running through the body and also has the adjustable trimpot Tonepump circuit. Theres a link here http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/spector-euro-euro-lx-differences-347619/ have a look at the second post.
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