Born 2B Mild

I will be very very sad to let this one go. Until I rekindled my love of 5-string basses, this was my first choice stage bass.  

For a passive bass it has a genuinely impressive tonal range, from Ricky to Old School honk. 

She's in pretty decent condition.

2 hours ago, ikay said:

That's a very unusual and interesting bass! Can you provide a few more details:

 

- What is the coil configuration of the pickup and any switching options?

- Does it also have piezo saddles (I'm guessing not as I can't see a battery compartment)?

- Are there any controls or is it direct to jack?

 

I'd love to hear how it sounds, can you provide a demo of some sort?

 

Thanks

There are NO controls, no pickup variations and no piezo (interesting though, that could be a retro fit).

A demo recording? Gawd I will give it a try. I'd much rather a frequent fretless player come and do that. Any volunteers?

Having ran Bass Gear for eight years, I had the pick for myself of whatever I could afford. In that time, the best fretless I EVER had in the shop was this beauty. I just had to have her, but times change and I'm thinning the herd ahead of a house move. 

Hand made by master luthier Umut Dal in April 2015 using his own bridge and pickup design, this light weight hollow bodied bass has a top wood of master grade flamed katalox and katalox fingerboard.  It has descrete fretmarkings on the side of the fingerboard. If I needed Umut to make me a replacement now, I suspect it would be at least double what I'm asking for it.

If you are interested in having a truly expressive fretless then you really must try this.

Hit Songs at Summer Fetes   ...could be the name of the band, but it isn't.

Broadband are based in Broadhempston and have been gigging in south Devon for five years.

We are all retired and play for the fun of it.

For originals band with gigs coming up in June at Stables, Milton Keynes etc.

Fronted by quality 'Fleetwood Mac influenced' songstress.

Posting for a friend. Message me for direct contact details.

The Diamond Bass Comp is simply best compressor pedal that I've ever found. 

4 hours ago, Cathode_Follower said:

The stated maximum current draw of 375mA seems conservative for 7 pedals, you may risk overloading the supply.

You may want to check the specs of all your pedals so make sure you wont exceed this. http://stinkfoot.se/power-list is a good resource if you cant find info on the pedal itself of from the manufacturer.

However it is also worth mentioning that if you're going to be bi-amping you will very likely run into some ground loop issues if running everything off the same supply.

Here are the Current Draw figures. NB: I wont be using them all at the same time.

34 minutes ago, Cathode_Follower said:

You could daisy-chain the DC10 as the 7 x 9v outputs are not isolated from one another, however best practice would still be to use separate cables.

I will certainly do what is safest, but seven cables might be more messy than one. Thanks for your comments. I've not dared use so many pedals before but I want to stereo in to two rigs with different FX per channel.

Great. I can wait, but don't blow anything on my part!

A question for you pedal experts...

I've got a Dunlop DC10 power brick and want to power seven 9v pedals from it. Sadly, I've lost the cables and need to order.

Should I buy seven separate cables, or can a single daisy chain lead work from just one of its outputs?

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A question for you pedal experts...

I've got a Dunlop DC10 power brick and want to power seven 9v pedals from it. Sadly, I've lost the cables and need to order.

Should I buy seven separate cables, or can a single daisy chain lead work from just one of its outputs?

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.audiofanzine.com%2Fac-pedal-adapters%2Fdunlop%2Fdc10-dc-brick%2Fuser_reviews%2F&psig=AOvVaw3BdX8P_FD4oup2bzf3YqYY&ust=1588188509674000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCNDa8u_ui-kCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD

I was thinking about this to buy but today I remembered my SansAmp BDDI has templates in the manual for simulating classic amps. I dialled in their suggested "Bassman Style" and it sounds so good that I'll pass on the Joyo now, though I'm sure it's pretty cool too.

Only tested at home. 

Great on fretless bass and lush on guitar.  However, I've got duplication and am after an Acoustic Simulator stomp, so this has to fund it.

Just the sort of advice that I was after. Thanks! 

I have dragged myself into the 21st century by putting pdfs of song sheets on my Samsung galaxy S2 tablet which is mounted on a stand. I need to follow music sheets playing numbers unfamiliar to me with a new Ceilidh band I've just joined. 

Is there an app that allows me to sequence the song sheets in order of the set list? 

Gigging this Friday with a dep, but still looking for Keith Moon.

It's a blooming long drive between the north and south of Devon!

Trio doing Stevie Ray Vaughan, Hendrix and the like, seek an energetic drummer. We rehearse in Landscove near Totnes. 

Still available and open to offers 😎

Still for sale 😎

Oh, I wish I hadn't sold my Moon JJ4. This thread is getting me all melancholy. 

Heck, I'm so out of touch. I didn't know there was a new Reidmar that could do 2 ohms.  Looks like I'll be selling my 750 to get one, now!

Thanks, attackbass

I love my Reidmar 750 but I'm frustrated that it doesn't go to 2 ohm. 

Has anyone used one as well as having had experience of gigging the TD660?  I'm considering switching so I can have the option of adding to the 4 ohm Neoline 212 that I've recently purchased on Basschat.

Opinions welcomed

Sold now and on its way to a Basschatter 😎

More pics now on the Ebay listing. 😎