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    I think separates are the best idea really, though I do like having everything in 'one box' if possible! I wanted to ask what you mean by storing the amp in the cab for touring? If you mean making a 'slot' for the amp to slide into then you may well compromise the sound of the otherwise sealed cabinet (or designed with specifically sized ports). ped
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    Zero fret

    ped replied to jezzaboy's topic in General Discussion

    My Marleaux bass also had a zero fret. I think they give more consistency between the fretted and unfretted notes and allow a lower action and overall setup. I like 'em. They do seem to be a European thing, though!
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    Zero fret

    ped replied to jezzaboy's topic in General Discussion

    [quote name='silddx' post='740334' date='Feb 9 2010, 08:17 PM']It does.[/quote] Silddx is in yer' house!!
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    [quote name='leloupa' post='737956' date='Feb 7 2010, 11:43 AM']Can you check the stringspacing please ? Any sound files recorded with those strings ? greetings, Dave[/quote] The track 'Coasting Down Vesuvius' on my site here [url="http://www.freewebs.com/mrped/facethemusic.htm"]http://www.freewebs.com/mrped/facethemusic.htm[/url] is recorded on a 4 string Pedulla MVP bass, with P/J Bartolini pickups. The only difference is the fact it was a 4 string and a 'Custom' which meant it had a natural maple finish. The 'Bass solo' at 2:00 is where you can hear the bass best. Sorry about the tasteless tune, it was great fun though! It was recorded totally clean, straight from the bass into a Zoom MRS4 mini digital recorder thing. It was ages ago and I had no other equipment. The Pedulla was my first proper bass. Also worth mentioning is the fact that these basses are just incredibly playable! Beautifully responsive, comfortable, well balanced and the string-to-string balance is great, one of the most consistent sounding wooden necked basses I have tried. ped
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    I had an Amped BA500 for a little while - it developed an intermittent fault which sounded like a dry solder joint leading to signal degradation and noise. When it worked, it sounded great... but extremely heavy and difficult to move because of the shape of the thing. The tilt back made it hard to push around and it was pretty deep. ped
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    No worries - luckily this sort of thing happens extremely rarely, and because there is such a good community here, abusers are highlighted very quickly. I hope this hasn't put you off! ped
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    Hi mate, where in Bucks are you? I am moving to Maidenhead soon. ped
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    Sorry to hear this mate - it seems several people have had trouble with this member, and after the language he used in contact with a moderator I am going to put his posts on moderator approval for the time being. ped
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    Both now sold, thanks Cheers for the info Mike, I have done this before with other gear but I am unable to confirm or deny when I will be in for a collection so it wasn't really an option unfortunately. Cheers ped
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    Bump...
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    Zero fret

    ped replied to jezzaboy's topic in General Discussion

    Classic post. Agreeing with my POV? Check. Use of words like Abhor and Vehemently? Check. Use of word Monkey? Check.
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    Zero fret

    ped replied to jezzaboy's topic in General Discussion

    How come?
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    Zero fret

    ped replied to jezzaboy's topic in General Discussion

    Wikip.. oh :0)
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    [quote name='TimR' post='738596' date='Feb 7 2010, 11:09 PM']Nice crop, you have a better eye than I do. I like the colour though the light green and brown are really complimentary. Anyway - Avatar?[/quote] Yeah I think I like the colour too, I'll set it as my avatar on a trial basis :0)
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    [quote name='Rich' post='738583' date='Feb 7 2010, 10:58 PM']Is true. I took these on an old Sony digital point'n'shoot that cost me 40 quid on fleaBay. Quite pleased with 'em. [attachment=42053:operahouse.jpg] [attachment=42054:harbourbridge.jpg] [attachment=42055:sidmouth_ickle.jpg][/quote] Stunning pics Rich... just goes to show, you can give a crap camera to a good photographer but the best camera in the world is useless in the wrong hands!
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    [quote name='waynepunkdude' post='738553' date='Feb 7 2010, 10:33 PM']Have you got a pic of your rig, Ped?[/quote] Not a very good one I'm afraid but you can see it behind and to the left of this pic from the SEBB I'm very pleased with it. I don't think SWR make those cabs any more though. ped
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    OK Tim, here is a square crop, and to satisfy Rasta's request for a black and white image I put it to greyscale too. ped
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    Sorry mate I think it'll be a bit of a ballache to post. ped
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    Yeah, the poweramp has XLR or 1/4" inputs. I run it in stereo; one side driving the 4x8 and the other with the 1x15 giving me independent vol control over each cab. I was REALLY impressed with the way it filled the auditorium during my demo at the SE Bass Bash. I think it sounded better than my old Mesa rig. ped
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    Hi Guys This is pretty much brand new condition, only used a handful of times. There might be a 'melted' part on the front handle somewhere from memory but nothing to worry about. The case is in Witney, Oxfordshire. I currently live in Oxford itself, and I am moving to Bourne End/High Wycombe/Cookham area in a few weeks so anywhere near there for collection would be great, I don't want to ship it. £35 collected? Cheers ped
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    I am really loving my 1u digital poweramp and my SWR compact cabs (one 4x8 and one 1x15) they sound sweet and are not half as bad as a 4x10 and standard 1x15. Not THAT light but not too heavy either. The whole setup cost about £300, too... ped
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    No problem Rick it was good old eBay.. The Samsung GX1L is the same as a Pentax *Isd or something, pretty entry level. Works well though. Was just talking to my best friends granddad who was the photography lecturer at Oxford Brookes for 40 years - he looked at my pics and liked them, and gave me some advice. Really great to have him on hand, and when I come to upgrade my camera he will be pointing me in the right direction! ped
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    [quote name='mrcrow' post='738273' date='Feb 7 2010, 06:12 PM']do you have a tripod[/quote] I got a Gorillapod SLR zoom for Xmas from my grandfather but didn't use it here, mainly because I didn't have enough space behind the camera to see through the lens with a tripod, so went hand-held, but a well supported position using my knees and so on!
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    [quote name='waynepunkdude' post='738017' date='Feb 7 2010, 12:44 PM']I'm thinking something like this would be a good start before I invest I can see how I get on. [url="http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/S5100/S51A.HTM"]http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/S5100/S51A.HTM[/url] What do you think?[/quote] I think you might as well get an SLR because you can play with different lenses and that is where things start to get really interesting. How much dosh do you have? I got my camera and two lenses for about £300 ped
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    What are you going to go for? The reason I went with the Samsung (which is basically a modified Pentax) was that there are loads of lenses available quite cheap.
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