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vinorange

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  1. Up for sale is my Ashdown Little Stubby 30w all valve head in excellent condition with no issues at all. Its an all valve head but in a compact package thanks to the valves being mounted horizontally. It sounds wonderful and if anyone is comparing the Little Bastard this then please buy one of these (and I don’t necessarily mean mine). The Eq is miles more flexible and you have control over the amount of fuzz. The LB breaks up too soon whereas you can choose where your signal gets dirty with the CTM30. I’ve had both and swapped the LB30 for this for that extra Eq / control. Here’s the spec and blurb from Ashdown but fundamentally you get, active / passive switch, drive control, bass, mid, treble, volume and effects loop on the front. On the back you get impedence selection of 4 or 8 ohm. It also has a TRS transformer DI out for help from the PA. Comes with original box and instructions, all padding and packaging so can be shipped (not with parcelforce though,....brutes.....). Can deliver or meet up within 50 miles of Bidston, Wirral. Thanks for looking. https://ashdownmusic.com/products/ctm-30-little-stubby
  2. Up for sale is my Aphex Bass Xciter Big Bottom bass exciter / enhancer pedal. I’ll be honest and admit I don’t know exactly how this thing works but you pop your dull, average sounding bass in one end, twiddle with the Low Tune / Low Blend and then the High Tune / High Blend knobs and out of the other end pops either a DI or lined out signal that adds bottom, definition, crispness and attack to any bass. I used it with my jazz, P, Rick and Kramer and once used everything sounds a little dull and, indeed, unexcited without it. Excellent condition. Takes single 9v (although screwdriver required so not in the fly) or 9v adaptor. Having a clear out to fund an Ampeg SVT or Mesa 400. I know. I’ll need a chiropractor too. Thanks for looking
  3. Added pics of the case which, in truth, isn’t going to win any beauty contests any time soon.....
  4. I have to admit I didn’t know where to price it as there are a couple in America for around the same price. UK prices do seem a bit higher. Ah well, if it hits eBay I’ll review the price.
  5. Up for sale is my 1979 Kramer DMZ4001 aluminium necked bass in really good condition for its year with just a few bits of surface lacquer wear in the usual places. These have a reputation for 2 things; clean, pure tones and being a boat anchor. Mine weighs in at a very reasonable 4.8kg and has no neck dive, partly because the badass 1 bridge (now a rarity in itself), helps the balance so part 2 of their reputation isn’t really true. However the other is true. It has the cleanest, deepest, most resonant and ringing E tone I think I’ve ever heard. It beats the modulus and status basses I owned for ringing, clear tone all the way up the neck. It sounds fantastic and plays really well too with a reasonably low action, no buzz and certainly no dead spots from the aluminium neck / Ebanol board. This model is passive, has the famed Dimarzio Dual Coil P bass pickup on board with volume / tone and a single switch for coil tapping (I think). The switch effectively is a bass cut / boost and when boosted it sounds amazing. Worth adding that the neck is a svelte 39mm at the nut and I just noticed it’s got a zero fret! It really has very little fret wear having had just one owner prior to me who played it for 4 years in a country band and then, due to musical differences, gave up and stored it. As ever, I’m hankering after something else so last in first out unfortunately. If anyone wants to trade a Mesa Boogie 400 / 400+ or an Ampeg SVT 2 / 2 pro then that’s what I’d be after in trade otherwise it’s a straight sale. It has a “vintage” case which is tatty but does protect it - not that it needs protecting. It’s that tough that even ParcelForce couldn’t harm it....... Im on the Wirral but will post it or can meet up or deliver within a reasonable distance (up to 75 miles ish....) Thanks for looking.
  6. Have a bump from me for a fellow DR bass cab owner!
  7. Need the cab shifted before our building work starts so £100 is an absolute steal. Fairly sure I could split it and sell the parts for more. Up for sale is a compact 2 x 10 bass cab by USA cab maker DR Bass. This has 2 x 10" ceramic eminence beta 200w drivers in (these are the older green label drivers) with a crossover and an Eminence APT tweeter controllable by a variable attenuator. Cab is 21" wide x 18.5" high and, with ceramic drivers on board, weighs exactly 20kg. Tolex is in great condition and drivers are working fine. These cabs are all hand made and engineered in the US and I’m not sure why they’re not so well known. This one is a compact and punchy 400w cab and although a few years old it’s in perfect condition. Here’s a link to DR bass cabs; https://drbasscabs.com/about-us-ezp-2.html I got it off the forum not too long back but unfortunately it had a cracked, faulty attenuator and a damaged tweeter so I replaced both with like for like spec parts (maybe better as the tweeter is eminence APT80). Looking for £150. Can deliver or meet up within 50 miles or so or willing to wrap it up and ship it. Thanks for looking.
  8. Would this fella do the job https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184877319367 I'm chasing Gear4Music and Webb in Taiwan in search of a plug in 240v version of the original kit.....
  9. I was only checking in regularly to see if a sudden miracle had happened and somebody had a toroidal transformer for my amp.....
  10. Apparently, and I've only learned this knowledge recently, the step down refers to the input voltage. So in goes 240v and it gets stepped down to 110v.
  11. As an avid Eden fan and having bought an Eden amp needing some surgery I found out that Marshall have sold the Eden brand and UK stock to Gear4Music. Not quite sure what to make of that.......
  12. Thanks Matt. I'm beginning to think that is best. Just waiting on Eden who are now owned by Gear4Music to get back to me to see if there's any UK stock and then it'll be a step down transformer. To be honest it'll be easier and cheaper that way as, although handy, I'd not trust myself wiring in a replacement xformer. Cheers. Vin
  13. Thanks for the link and advice. Which one from RS though? There's 8 pages of toroidal xformers.....
  14. I just got through to the service department at Marshall who said that Eden made different transformers (not multi tap) for different countries so I'd need either a UK voltage transformer or a step down transformer. Still haven't got it to have a peep yet though......
  15. Thank you Frank. I’ll open it up when it arrives and post some pics. Thanks very much for your advice.
  16. Thanks for the tip. I’d seen ex site transformers but wasn’t sure they’d be ok. Ta
  17. He reckoned he’d been in touch with Marshall USA and they’d said it couldn’t be modified but it wouldn’t surprise me if they didn’t know what they were taking about.....
  18. The seller says in the ad that the PSU is not multi country. Has he got it wrong?
  19. Really? That's even better news than I could imagine! Thanks Tony.
  20. Eden WTP600. I have a bad Eden addiction......
  21. Morning Basschatters I’ve taken a punt on a USA voltage amp and need a suitable step down converter. The amp runs 600w at 4 ohms and 900w peak I think. I’ve read that I need double the wattage capacity so a 3kw transformer would do but can anyone recommend one that would be suitable please and advise of that sort of capacity is right? Thanks
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