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mine is channel 38. it needs a license. It's a sennheiser and is very good
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I've bought another Brian May guitar. This one is the Super. It's a little bit closer to Brian's guitar but still not an outright replica It has an enormous neck and silky smooth fingerboard for strung bending 7 pounds and 4 ounces Will be gigging it this weekend
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NBD, and it makes me want to sell my Sadowskys!
police squad replied to Chopthebass's topic in Bass Guitars
I know nothing about these and don't want one BUT FUDGE ME, that is lovely, even the fret ends look like a work of art Nice score -
I agree to all that's been written so far. Thanks to this site, I have a Pbass Special, a bass I've always wanted, in the colour I've always wanted. (I dont play it, of course, JMJ Mustang all the way lol) I've learnt about In Ear Monitoring, which wireless mic to buy etc etc. Lots of people here with good advice and easy to deal with sales and trades Keep it up chaps
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I used this lekato set up yesterday. I have a 5.8 on the guitar too. Latency wasn't a problem at all and it seemed to work really well. The receiver was nomore than 2 metres fro the transmitter at any point. No drop out and a good sound. I will try it on a band gig this weekend, where they will be slightly further apart.
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NBD - I know some BC members won't like it - but I do
police squad replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
he played bass in a really good Thw Who tribute -
NBD - I know some BC members won't like it - but I do
police squad replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
was that Craig Addecote by any chance? top bloke, -
I worked in a Canterbury shop and we custom ordered a 4000 in Battleship grey. It was an amazing colour it was 1990/91 IIRC
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I have a B205D you can try Chris. I'm not using it since I went IEM. I'm in River.
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I happily run my Ashdown RM500 evo II through a Markbass club 1x15. sounds good to me, for bigger gigs I add a MB 2x10 for more spread. I also have an Ashdown RM 4x10 that I use. I'm really not that bothered which cab I use
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I used to do my homework on a sunday night, after the charts, listening to her show
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a bit out of my depth here, perhaps my keyboard playing genius chap can help. it's a cool bit of kit
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I love a Gretsch me. That looks top drawer
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can this trigger sounds from a keyboard then?
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they do last a long time but sometimes get dislodged too. I might try your Lekato setup for my IEM
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wow that's amazing
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cool, thanks for that, I have tried my guitar one (on the IEMs) but it dropped out on a really big gig (during soundcheck) so I went back to a lead but the lekato was perfect on the guitar (weird) also on 5.8. I have used the guitar one very succesfully on quite a few gigs last year ( no drop out or anything)
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what lekato are you using for your IEM @markbunney?
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nice one JazzyJ, some great numbers there I've been doing 80s now for 5 years and you must put Vienna in your set, always goes down a storm near the end of the 2nd set usually I can get the whole place to sing AAAHHHHH VIENNA. you'll need an Aria SB of some description (if you can take the weight lol) There's couple in the for sale section you'll love it mate, great bass work in most of the 80s stuff
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this is what many of us are using. I have been for 18 months now, absolute game changer for me (especially as I sing lead vocals too)
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When you eBay drunk…make lemonade (DIY defret)
police squad replied to AndyTravis's topic in Repairs and Technical
i thought it was the law to drink them both, it follows that thing other people say....'I had some leftover wine'...................WFT🤣 -
When you eBay drunk…make lemonade (DIY defret)
police squad replied to AndyTravis's topic in Repairs and Technical
save bottle 2 for the next evening........................................ really?..............................can you................................ -
I had a scarab once. It played really nice but I never got on with the sound. I'd love to try it again now, now I understand things better (I'd only been playing about 7 years, I was gigging 4 times a week in those days but didn't really understand what made things sound different)
