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  1. Clarky
    Good spot! Thanks. My rubbish typing and inattention to detail 😄
  2. Clarky
    Good condition series 3 Clarus 2R head, 2 channels, powerful, mic enabled with HPF so you don't need an fDeck. Perfick for double bass £325 plus post or collected from me south of Hammersmith bridge (Barnes) No kettle lead as its replacement didn't come with one but these are cheap and easy to get hold of. Manual here https://www.acousticimg.com/assets/docs/Manual-amp heads sIII.pdf
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  4. Clarky
    FYI, the seller last visited BC in May 2020, so I don't know if he will see this message. Maybe PM instead as that may go to his email inbox?
  5. Clarky
    Cancelled due to "petrol crisis" as we cannot be sure of getting there by car. Yay, woop etc 😞
  6. Clarky
    Withdrawing this
  7. Clarky
    Bought a lovely Azola EUB from Drew. Made sure it was safely transported from Ireland and a gent to deal with!
  8. Clarky
    Per my previous post, last call before I pop it back in the bass rack.
  9. Clarky
    Thanks, I have ordered a lookalike of TheRev's TRS to XLR adapter cable (sadly BCer obbm is happily retired and no longer making cables)
  10. Clarky
    Hi @D.J. MannThere is a beautiful vintage white one FS on the forum too. More expensive but its mint and virtually brand new
  11. Clarky
    Been thinking on further to my post above and - if no interest by Wednesday end of day - its going back in it's case and @wateroftyne will be happy
  12. Clarky
    Thanks everyone. Just ordered the cable in the post above
  13. Clarky
    Like this? Thanks https://www.designacable.com/neutrik-angled-trs-jack-to-male-xlr-lead-van-damme-balanced-cable.html
  14. Clarky
    ^^^ also includes the version of Cissy Strut used in Jackie Brown, I believe
  15. Clarky
    Not sure if anyone has posted this (its up to 82 pages!), but Butches Brew by Butch Cassidy Sound System is a fantastic album. Check these examples out
  16. Clarky

    Getting nervous about this fuel shortage/non-shortage. Whole band is supposed to be driving up to Scotland from London on Friday, returning Monday and really don't fancy running out halfway there...

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    2. BassApprentice

      BassApprentice

      Shame, I'm in Glasgow and there doesn't seem to be as much of a issue up here. If you'd made it over the border I reckon you would have been grand! Such a bonkers situation to end up in! 

    3. prowla

      prowla

      That is a shame. 

    4. Lozz196

      Lozz196

      Gutted to hear this Clarky, must be very frustrating for you all

  17. Clarky
    Thanks chaps. This is what the manual says: DI Output Jack: Balanced DI output for sending a balanced signal directly to low noise studio equipment. The DI can be configured to either Pre (default) or Post EQ via internal jumper settings. See “A Look Inside” for specific jumper settings. NOTE: The DI out is a balanced output. A 1/4” stereo jack is used as opposed to a more common XLR for space considerations. To connect to an XLR input a simple adapter is needed (rather than an adapter/transformer). The 1/4” stero jack is wired as follows: Tip=Positive, Ring=Negative, Sleeve=Common. If anyone has a specific recommendation for an adapter or cable with adapter, it would be great thanks as I don't really understand this stuff and need to be spoon-fed!!!!
  18. Clarky
    Hi all, the DI out on my incoming Euphonic Audio Micro amp is a regular jack, not an XLR. I would like an adapter so that it becomes XLR enabled. Would this do the trick please? Or would you recommend somthing else? Many thanks https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amazonbasics-XLR-Female-Inch-Adapter/dp/B081T3FC76/ref=sr_1_33?crid=1YFRVYPU0A8F&dchild=1&keywords=female+xlr+to+jack&qid=1632662480&qsid=257-0111066-8483417&s=musical-instruments&sprefix=femalw+xlr%2Cmi%2C164&sr=1-33&sres=B00824HCAM%2CB08RDF92BG%2CB08DNYWHNZ%2CB08V538GDZ%2CB01CT4IJ16%2CB077GWDCF2%2CB07W6PB52G%2CB07VMQDT8P%2CB01D8VDJY6%2CB07YS2PM68%2CB07R7PQFRW%2CB07CKHMT8K%2CB09F2YRGGK%2CB083R4K3W8%2CB085C8ZQQB%2CB01CR114TA%2CB00ESD2XBO%2CB083JHRDB5%2CB08LNK91TZ%2CB07YMQPC4H&srpt=ELECTRONIC_CABLE
  19. Clarky
    Thanks Yannick. TBH, I am not awfully bothered if it doesn't sell as I think the rarity of an early 70s P bass with an A neck will mean its a good long term investment. Its simply the fact that I am not playing it (and that I am really loving my Jazz) that has led me to put it up FS - and maybe this is the bass of someone's dreams? If the time is not right, I am happy to put it back in its case and see if if I come around to this at a later date
  20. Clarky
    PM incoming
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    .. and presumably the same success rate!
  22. Clarky
    Photography matters https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265325399810
  23. Clarky
    Fabulous 1971 P bass with the rare A width neck. Bought on this forum from the super helpful Yannick aka @Hoochand still in the same condition. All original bar refret, new nut and cavity shielding which Yannick had done. Very light bass (8.4 pounds) and plays slickly with LaBella 760 light flats. Selling as I am happier playing a Jazz bass these days (love my AVRI 62 RI). Was after essentially what I paid including import costs/VAT (it came to me from France) but will take a near 15% cut to get it moved on. Collection south of Hammersmith Bridge or post at cost. UK-only after some post-Brexit horror stories (2 of which I have been involved in - 1 of which was getting this very bass from Yannick in France!) Will come in a very rudimentary (but protective) non Fender hard case and will be very well packed. No trades, unless its an all-original early 1970s Jazz in 3TS/rosewood that weighs no more than 9 pounds (not many of them around, so highly unlikely ...) Previous FS link with loads of pics and history of the work Yannick had done on this
  24. Clarky
    @gareth you were after one of these recently
  25. Clarky
    Lovely gesture. Well played, sir
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