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To me the only point of these is outdoor/guerilla gigs on battery power. If you have mains available for your amp, just use a conventional power supply and plug in.

Ooh-er, just lost my religion

Just sold some tuners to Russ, whole thing went off without a hitch.

I'm guessing the 4 speakers are currently wired all in parallel to give a combined impedance of 8ohm. If you are replacing the lot, you just need to find a set of suitable 8ohm units, which will open up your options considerably. You would then need to wire them series/parallel to give an 8ohm total load.

Is it any good for metal? *departs, coat in hand*

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1402323493' post='2472124'] The problem I have with internet opinions, at times, is it takes a while to suss out who knows what they are talking about and who has just nicked it from an earlier thread or forum and is just repeating it to belong in some sort of clique or sound like some sort of 'authority' Yep..you get them everywhere but you need to be part of a discussion platform for a while to get to know who they are.. [/quote] Damn! You found me out

[quote name='Evil Undead' timestamp='1402260109' post='2471501'] Thought I'd give this six string malarkey a go. Played before, was never any good, so I'll try again Picked this up the other day. [/quote] Are you going to tell us what it is?

The Line 6 M series has compressor models you can pick from. Although most are pedal emulations, even the bottom-of-the-range [url="http://uk.line6.com/m5/models.html"]M5[/url] has a model of the LA-2A. Failing that, there are plenty of VST plug-ins that model studio compressors, so you would be looking at integrating an iPad into your setup.

Crowther Hot Cake will do 'grit' through to 'fuzzy', sounds like it's part of your amp.

[quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1402227613' post='2471105'] I have a Zoom B3, any idea which synth would be best? [/quote] No, I don't have a Zoom B3 to check!

Never heard that before although I knew he produced some of their stuff.

Some kind of synth pedal, set with a short downward sweep across the mid-range.

[quote name='kodiakblair' timestamp='1402223053' post='2471053'] That looks like a dangerous place to enter. If you've no willpower like me that is. [/quote] Fortunately I just walked around in a daze, with a little bit of dribble coming out of the corner of my mouth. I couldn't even decide what I wanted to try! Then we had to rescue the car before the parking charge exceed our combined annual income.

Subscribed! I won't be there, but I am very interested in the outcome. Have you thought about inviting the guys from MythBusters?

I never liked them at the time but strangely now I do. They kind of sneaked into acceptance via the music of Albert Lee, who played with them in the 60s as Head, Hands & Feet.

Every so often a 'GAK - any good?' thread pops up, and the posts are pretty consistent - lots of 'yes, I bought from them, all good' replies, and a few 2nd- or 3rd-hand reports of problems. I fall into the first category. As planer mentioned above, they are a proper shop, not just a massive warehouse full of boxes (although I guess they must have one of those too). If you are ever in Brighton, I strongly encourage you to go for a browse. I spent 10 minutes gazing slack-jawed at the new and used pedals in one of the windows, before I even went in! You can't miss the shop, it looks like this:

I liked the Prunes & Custard and the POG, but imo it got a bit too effect-y when you added the Small Stone.

[quote name='floFC' timestamp='1402138250' post='2470330'] Add a semi-acoustic [b]and a short scale and we're about there[/b]. [/quote] Aha! Now there's the justification for the Mustang.

With the bass control running into distortion, I wouldn't be surprised if it was just running out of headroom. That's one of the reasons why some makers opt for 18V preamps. Regarding the string balance - what is the tuning of your strings? And is the set you are using intended for that tuning?

Bass Gear are dealers for Carvin, they generally have 2 or 3 in.