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Woodinblack

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  1. Great price, I would go for that if I was within a few hundred miles!
  2. And 2 weeks later:
  3. The original EWI from many years ago had a separate synth block as did the 3000, but they haven't been made for a few decades. The current 4000 and 5000 have built in sounds, and the USB is just a USB controller
  4. The 5000 is fully self contained, you just need to plug it into something (also has wireless audio).
  5. refurb from musicgroup (the people who own behringer and TC-Electronics etc). £85 + postage.
  6. I just bought a BAM200 for around the house. It was £90, its really loud and sounds fine, I am rather impressed, it fits in the front pocket of a gig bag.
  7. Luckily I am not good enough for it to be a problem!
  8. EWI 5000. (Electronic Wind Instrument). I have mine in flute mode, as I don't play a sax!
  9. I saw. I would love the CV mustang in the bronco colour! They also do a fender mustang in shell pink too, but twice the price and with the wrong pickups. Like all these things, trying first is the key where you can
  10. Yes, I bought a classic vibe mustang last year, but then got notification that it was going to be 6 months until delivery so I cancelled it. Would still be keen on getting one!
  11. I tried one of those. Not a very comfortable beast with its square edges!
  12. Ah, like a cheap copy of a Gordon Smith GS! I admit I like the TV yellow, I was thinking of having my LP redone in that colour
  13. What would be different about that from the current doublecut les paul junior?
  14. Child of mine (like most songs) had a series of patterns which are used interchangeably all the way through. Once you have the patterns sorted you just need the order to put them in and even that doesn't really matter as they can go anywhere with the same chords, which is almost all the way through apart from the solo at the end
  15. Depends why you are going there, if you are just looking it poses no risk at all, just that it doesn't have a correctly configured ssl site, but you don't need it to have
  16. Yep, as mentioned in my post. I have a blue paisley RightOn, although I find the, quite stiff, the couch ones are the clear winners I think.
  17. Any solid state amp is fine. The voltage goes up and down but doesn't go anywhere, so no power is drawn. Valve amps are a problem because because you are actually getting the power from a transformer, and not connecting it can cause damage. The ampeg PF amps have a dummy load that is put in place if you have no speaker connected.
  18. See that would look fine if the pointy switch by the bridge was just above where the jack socket is, the top pointy switch was down just a bit and the switch was a push pull somewhere and then the sockets could be on the edge or the back. Except the switches then would need to be spaced properly. Don't they have rulers?
  19. Yes, I would have actually had to stop playing and go over to stop her. I couldn't put up with that.
  20. Then James Jamerson wanted his bass back!
  21. Everything on the first Sixx.AM album, as it is all from Nikki Sixxes diaries about a period in his life..
  22. Nice, I have a NP5 on my elwood
  23. All the couch ones I have, the right on and my new expensive Denali are all vegan. Makes it a bit more expensive as strangely two of those are american.
  24. I don't think so, I have had new / almost new / old ibbys before and TBH they don't seem to change much over time (and my SR1000 I got in 2005). It just is very different. Maybe it is the difference between a shiny finish and a matte one, or maybe it is that 13 laminate neck means it is very solid.
  25. Well that is slightly different as the issuer of those proclamations actually knew they were lies when they said them!
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