Maxcat

[quote name='benwhiteuk' post='273193' date='Aug 30 2008, 03:34 PM']pretty much what it says on the tin ^ It’s brand spanking new – no sign of wear anywhere on it. I can't see that I'm going to use it though.

MRRP = £80, but I’ll sell you mine for £50 posted or trade for something interesting (I’d prefer the cash though ). Any takers?

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Im in Ben. PMd

PMd for the Pignose

This still for sale mate?

The Stagg is global!!! Youve made a good choice mate. Enjoy

Congrats mate. Having seen the Bridge I know youll enjoy every minute of it. Pictures when youre ready to show off please

Bought a few bits and pieces from Steve this week. Good man to do business with. Highly recommended

Absolutely immaculate DHA VT2 from Kevin. Really nice guy who went out of his way to keep me infod on the transaction. Pleasure to deal with. Highly recommended.

Bought a Tascam Bass Trainer from Bluesparky. Very pleasant transaction. Pristine condition. Recommended seller.

Safe and sound mate. A pleasure doing business with you.

Cheers

Another + 1 for the optostomp. Smooth and transparent but the difference is noticeable especially when you turn it off.

Off to see John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers tomorrow night at Jazz Cafe Cambden. Anyone else going?

Thanks guys. Following your outside the box thinking, Ive found this. Should even take the shuttle plus all the rest.[attachment=11428:gear_bag.jpg]The Daiwa Wilderness Gear Bag for all your fishing needs. With this and the Stagg in its gig bag I could be a Bass fisherman

Trying to make this. Wont know till late August for definate but will bring any of my signature block if anyones interested. Also BBE Optostomp, Bassbone and hopefully DHA VT2. Let me know

Not being the most organised dude on the planet, Im vainly trying to get all my S@@t in one sock before a gig. Ive tried to pick one of these up in the states [url="http://www.guitarcenter.com/Taylor-Musician-s-Gear-Bag-541596-i1151720.gc"]http://www.guitarcenter.com/Taylor-Musicia...596-i1151720.gc[/url] but its mail order only. Does anyone know of something similar in UK? Ive looked at day sacks etc but "lots and lots of pockets would be wicked. Ta

PMd

+1 to that. Ive been using one for about 3 months now. I run my Ric thro Ch1 and a Stagg EUB thro CH2. Tuner out is to a Korg Pitch Black and Im getting a DHA VT2 to run from the effects loop. Tremendous bit of kit. Well worth the price tag.

Happy for you mate. Sounds like you've got it sussed. Ive added a few more numbers to the repertoire (total 8 out of the set) but wouldn't welcome a full gig on the beast. One of the new ones is the Waterboys Fishermans Blues on the Stagg and the slides are fabtastic Weve been recording the gigs as well and Ive been really impressed with the sound of the Stagg. I think that the sound while not quite acoustic, comes close with a really nice percussive whack. Weve picked up a bargain there. Love the Homburg. Stagg on.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='247863' date='Jul 25 2008, 02:59 PM']Oh god, the value! Just because I don't need it, and I don't have the money, is that any reason to turn down this amazing offer?

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Tease. Go on you know you want it.

210 TVX is SOLD. So that leaves Megabox for £80 ONO and the Mk VI for £100ish

Oh Bump

[quote name='kevin_lindsay' post='246582' date='Jul 24 2008, 05:59 AM']Absolutely pristine condition, Only been used at home.

This unit has a gorgeous selectable 2 stage operation. So, you can set up an old school style valve overdrive to give a bit of grit to your sound, or go with the fully brown grrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaawwwkkkkkkk of a valve overdrive sound.

The overdrive / distortion style is selectable between the valve, or solid state operation (GRIT being the valve operation, and the solid state is selectable between Silicon or Germanium modes). It also has a fantastic BRIGHT switch that introduces the straight bass sound in with the overdrive so you get the grit while retaining the clarity of your playing - very cool!.

For info from Dave Hall's website about the pedal - go to: [url="http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/Products.html"]http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/Products.html[/url]

The heavy duty PSU is included also (which costs £15.99 on it's own from Dave)

£110 including postage.

I have this listed on Ebay also, but would rather someone who knows about it got a hold of the unit themselves.



and here's a pic showing the rear panel layout (it's the unit on the left. The one on the right is one of Dave's Tremolo units)
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Im in mate. PMd

Thanks guys

[quote name='DHA' post='112988' date='Jan 3 2008, 04:53 PM']Hi,

When the VT2 is in Channel 1 only then it is really just a VT1 as it's the same circuit. The VT1-Std-Bass has the Fat hard-wired on and has boost and bright switches. The bright adds more treble and means you can use it with guitar as well and the boost adds clean boost to the valve path which means a lot more drive is available if required.

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Dave can I presume that the VT2 has the fat hard wired as well?

Bumpeo. OK make me an offer. Times is hard

Im thinking the Trilby. Just seems more substantial. A hat to plat DB all night.

The shuttle is the mutts. Cant explain how small it is but with such a kick. the cabs really deliver. I have no GAS left . Amazing. The Peavey was mine from new. havent seen another like it since I bought. Plays amazing and makes me feel like a 5 stringer although deep down I know Im a four.