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Dood

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  1. Ok, I have gear incoming so will take offers on a price to collect this lil fella. Don't be afraid, I can only say no! He he!
  2. 2. I'm asking around for a Boss GT10B 3. TBC Possibly found a Hartke 12 kickback
  3. Trade bait list: 1. I'm looking for a smallish Line 6 combo for guitar. I'll get some model numbers of interest.
  4. Actually, £320 plus shipping or collect.
  5. No love or priced too high?
  6. I am selling my effects system. Nothing at all wrong with it - I'm just in one of those moods and fancy trying something new! [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/g-major2.asp"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/g-major2.asp[/url] Massive image of the effects unit^^^^ and a not-so-massive factory image of the FC200 The TC has been racked all the time and from the front and back is pristine. Naturally where it has been in and out of a rack there is a little rash around the bolt holes and the odd scratch too on the top/bottom but this wouldn't be seen whilst in a rack anyway. The FC200 has been gigged lots (as I owned it before the TC and used with another effects rack) and the metal case has a few scuffs and marks on the bottom and signs of wear around the edges, but it has never let me down and it is built like a battleship, which is GREAT! I'm selling the two together - infact, I'll go as far as to say that you're pretty much getting the FC200 thrown in for pennies. I'm afraid I don't have a spare power supply for the FC200, but the usual 9V DC adaptors for pedals is fine AND!!!!! The controller actually takes batteries! Now, I could try to describe the incredible flexibility of the two units together, but you may fall asleep just on the MIDI controller itself - there's a lot of functionality on the back of the unit!! So instead, Here's the links for the manuals for you to peruse in your own time! [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/G_Major_II_US.pdf"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/G_Major_II_US.pdf[/url] [url="http://www.roland.co.uk/products/productdetails.aspx?p=55&tab=Downloads"]http://www.roland.co.uk/products/productde...p;tab=Downloads[/url] If you'd like pics of the actual units I can do that over the next day or so then add them to the thread. So all of this loveliness? Tell me that [b]£340[/b] isn't a great deal for the two + delivery. You can even come and pick it up!
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  8. [quote name='iamapirate' post='1363029' date='Sep 5 2011, 04:14 PM']Made by Harper, I got it a few years ago as a birthday present and now I've moved out I have no room for it! only really used it to jam when camping a few times, it's had no gigs or anything! Just been a bit scratched in places. Plays nicely and had a new pickup installed soon after I got it. It's going to basschat for £275 + postage or collection from SE or central London, Eastbourne or maybe Southampton! Fleabay link (with pictures and more info) and yes, that's right. it comes with a FREE hard case! FREE! [/quote] Funnily, I spotted this on eBay and although looking for a 5 string acoustic, I dismissed it as I've never heard of Harper. I'd certainly be interested in hearing more about it though.
  9. [quote name='bigjohn' post='1363403' date='Sep 5 2011, 08:36 PM']I miss my Low B2s. What's different in the series 2?[/quote] I believe one of the main improvements was to use 'self resetting fuses' for the midrange and tweeters instead of the 'light bulbs' that had to be replaced every time they blew. Not a nice job having to unscrew the grill, then remove a speaker, then get to the crossover..etc etc.. I believe the rest were cosmetic upgrades and making the total weight less too. I'd have to go take a look at the information on the website again for anything else! oh wait - I just thought of something! - The banana sockets and 1/4" jack sockets have been replaced with a pair of the far stronger Speakon (+ 1/4") combo sockets.
  10. [quote name='TomTom' post='1363169' date='Sep 5 2011, 06:03 PM']Where is Predator Country?[/quote] Hi TomTom, I'm in Norwich - sorry! Totally forgot to put that on the advert!
  11. Thanks Funkle!! Yes, it certainly speaks with low end authority!! ;o)
  12. Whoops! Sorry, yes it has I'm afraid!
  13. [attachment=88583:2011_09_...17.36.20.jpg] Pic of the sum total of any damage, other than the odd litle scuffs to be expected on the 'feet' where the cab has say down on hard surfaces at workshops etc. [attachment=88585:2011_09_...18.42.52.jpg] [attachment=88582:2011_09_...17.35.45.jpg] Sorry the pics are on their side!
  14. Yup ok! Sorry, I've been workin away today and am currently reimaging my laptop hard drive. I can in the meantime email some pics over before I upload to the thread. I'll do my best to show any marks etc.
  15. Oh poop! I was too slow!
  16. [quote name='silddx' post='1356833' date='Aug 30 2011, 08:52 PM']Over the past couple of months, I have hardly played bass at home, but I play guitar every day. And when I go to rehearsals as a bassist and play songs we know, and work on new songs, I am a much better bassist. I am more fluid, more imaginative, more dynamic, more expressive and more comfortable. I am also playing more with a pick and right hand damping more. Along with the volume pedal which has become a large part of my natural style, I am really feeling it now, not just mechanical. I am a much better player through not playing at home. Not that I am advocating this approach you understand. I am finally happy not being a reader, I got fed up of feeling guilty about it and shed that stupid burden. I am a happy bassist (for a f***ing change ).[/quote] Hi Nigel! Ahhh I totally have to agree with the advantages of playing Guitar as well as Bass. I've always played Guitar and a very little Keys too, but after many years of tinkering with drum kits I finally have a lil kit of my own. I've been watching Bob Gatzen and Jo Jo Mayer DVDs, learning all the really geeky stuff like different stick grips too. I've found that my playingbhas taken yet another step up and not only am I enjoying playing a bit of drums, bass has taken yet another new lease of life too. That's great because I've notched up about 22 years playing now and I'm still in love with the damn thing!!!
  17. Did I really only buy the thing in January? Lol! [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=119618&hl=Soliloquy"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...mp;hl=Soliloquy[/url] Hmmm, maybe I should keep it a bit longer!
  18. As always a pleasure to do business with. Great comms and a smooth transaction! Cheers Joe! Doooooooooood
  19. P.s. Lovely looking bass there!
  20. [quote name='Machines' post='945682' date='Sep 4 2010, 08:44 PM']I had a 6 string version of this, great sound from the EMG pickups - very modern sounding. Price is bang on .[/quote] Do you recall if that was a 16mm string spacing my matey?
  21. It's all change in gear land .. But not big rig stuff, just changing out some of my teaching and workshop gear. I bought my Acme B2 from 'Soliloquy' who imported the cabinet brand new, owned it about 3 months and as I understand it, wanted two B1's instead, so sold it in it's brand new state to me. I'll post some pictures of my B2. I haven't used it for gigs as I always use my Hartke rig, but I have taken the cab to the odd rehearsal (quiet sessions) and has been used at home for teaching. Have a look at www.acmebass.com for full details. This example is the version 2 in 8 ohms with carpet covering. There's the odd mark and small scuff on the outer plastic work, but absolutely does not affect sound or operation. I am asking £350 plus shipping (or pickup) which is a marked saving on the cost of importing/taxes/duties/shipping from US.
  22. James, are you up for shipping this one? I'd love to see some pics as I'm thinking of selling up my Acme B2.
  23. You're definitely missing off the TC Electronic Nova Dynamics from your list!! It's feature rich and cheaper than some of the pedals in your list, yet features both full range and multi band compression (3 vs EBS's 2) and noise gates too. The pedal can also be used in full stereo for studio applications OR configured so that two different basses can be plugged in and have their own separate settings. It's a transparent compressor that does exactly what you want without adding it's own colour.
  24. Ahhh, wait a sec! I think I know! The older models didn't and the newer ones do!
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