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Cheers mate, Its true its an unbelievably good synth. Great for the studio as a controller and sound source.

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Fantatsic Synth just dont use it live anymore, Fully functioning, [u][b]WITH Gooseneck AND Red5 Dynamic Mic[/b][/u] Missing 3 knobs, Comes with carlsbro gig bag. This is 10x better than microkorg which now go for £330! So for £20 more you can have a much better synth Spec from Korg Sound Generation Method: Analog Modeling Synthesis System-Synthesizer Program Multi Timbral = 2 (max., Split/Dual Mode) Voices = 4 voices Sound Source = 2 Oscillator + Noise Generator, EG x 2, LFO x 2, Virtual Patch x 4, MOD Sequence 16 steps (max.) x 3 -Vocoder Program Voices = 4 voices Sound Source = 1 Oscillator + Noise Generator, EG x 2, LFO x 2, 16 Channels vocoder, level and pan of each channel can be edited, Formant Shift function Programs: 128 Effects: Modulation effects (3 types), Delay (3 types), Equalizer Arpeggiator: 6 types Inputs: AUDIO IN 1, 2, Level switch LINE / MIC, [AUDIO IN 1, 2(LINE)]Input impedance = 39 k-ohms, Maximum output level = -3.5 dBu (Audio In knob maximum), [AUDIO IN 2(MIC)] Input impedance = 22 k-ohms, Maximum output level = -33 dBu (Audio In knob maximum), Input source impedance = 600 ohms Outputs: L/MONO, R, Output impedance = 1.1k-ohms (MONO = 550 ohms), Maximum output level = +6.5 dBu, Load impedance = 100k-ohms, Headphones, Output impedance = 10 ohms, Maximum output level = 35 mW, Load impedance = 33 ohms Control Inputs: Assignable Pedal, Assignable Switch MIDI: IN, OUT, THRU o Display : 16 charactors x 2 lines with backlight Power Supply: DC 9V (AC adapter) Power Consumption: 8W Dimensions: MS2000B = 737.8(W) x 371.3(D) x 147.7(H)mm / 29.0"(W) x 14.6"(D) x 5.8"(H), MS2000R = 482.0(W) x 233.2(D) x 87.1(H)mm / 19.0"(W) x 9.2"(D) x 3.4"(H) 4U rack-mountable Weight: 7.1kg/15.6 lbs Accessories: AC adapter (DC 9V, 600mA) Keyboard: 44 notes

I have 3 brand new High Quality EAST Chrome knobs, these came from my new EASY MM 2 band circuit, just a touch small for my music man proportions. Would prefer to swap for 2 real Ernie Ball knobs otherwise i think £9 posted? Cheers Dave

[quote name='Ghost Rider' post='506725' date='Jun 5 2009, 11:38 PM']I have a mate that maybe going near reading at the end of the month.[/quote] Probably around last week in June I will be going to Oxford area so could meet up. Dave

That is a stunning colour, cant believe the price for a new one?!?!?!?!?

Hello, Thanks for all the interest, unfortunately Andy has bought it. Sorry but i do have a Studio Master 16;8:16:2 Mixdown Gold for 150? Cheers Dave

[quote name='Jakobus22' post='504201' date='Jun 2 2009, 08:55 PM']It also has a Piezo element, but the B-string isn't responding well. A luthier said it's probably a loose wire.[/quote] How low is the saddle on your B string? I had a similar problem with mine and i noticed that if you raise it slightly off the base plate (mine was as low as it could go) it cures it. I think it must short out against the earth????? either way it worked on mine. Cheers Dave

Here we have my 32 Channel Spirit Studio Desk, Built in 2000 and bought for £1800. It has 32 Mic pres, Separate phantom per channel Mic input, Line input to and from tape per channel! Hi Shelf, Lo Shelf, Hi Mid Semi Para, Lo Mid Semi Para, 4 Auxes, 4 Monitor/FB Sends. Separate 2U Power Supply Great desk very cheap but very big so pickup only.

Can confirm this is a lovely bass, plays and sounds great, Anth is a bit of a knob though! LOL Just joking he IS a great bloke

Or this? Cheers Dave

Hi Michael What about a REAL 75? Might be persuaded to part with it Dave

[quote name='Shockwave' post='500384' date='May 28 2009, 10:59 PM']So how many pots does this have? I need one with B/M/T and V[/quote] Hi This has a Vol, Mid Stacked Bass and Treble so three seperate pots but 4 controls, easy enough to separate the stacked pot though if you needed the 4 pots? Cheers Dave

[url="http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/17271-seymour-duncan-stc-3p-3-band-for-active-pickups.html"]http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/product/1727...ve-pickups.html[/url] It has been confirmed to be a duncan circuit link above, comes with the harness and all pots,so lets say £55 posted? Cheers Dave

I have taken one of these out of a bass i have just bought, owned in the past by Crazykiwi who suggested it is this circuit, I habe taken it out to replace it, I am after a 2 band musicman circuit so am prepared to sell it or swap it. It is in full working order, sounds incredibly hifi and and clean, it is he 3 band version with a stacked pot for bass and treble with separate mid and volume with push pull active passive switch. Pm me if you are interested? Thanks Dave

Decided to sell this now as i need to buy a new car. No swaps at the present time thanks. It is a piezo, 3 band natural 4 string, originally came with the grey granite guard, which i still have and comes with musicman ltd edition case, I think it is an early ltd edition?? not sure though. Gorgeous birdseye neck. Is in excellent condition, little or no marks to comment or photograph, Only mod is i have had the back of the neck finished in satin lacquer by Dave Wilson. Plays like a dream and sounds stunning. It plays like a dream with very low action. The addition of the Piezo makes for an enormous tonal range from acoustic bass to full on stingray, if both are used an incredible stingray sound is possible, almost 3D in sound. Bass with big bald head in the pickguard Thanks Dave

Bummer wish i could afford this back, Ray what you doing to me???????? Its the most stingray sounding stingray i have ever heard, 2 band 80s circuit, ash body, stingray pup and that neck ooooh same dimensions as a ray but a touch thinner at the nut just like a ray should be! Heres the last pics i have of it with ALL other mods Ray mentioned. (edit new pic added) I wonder if the wife will sell a kidney?