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11. "mostly bad".. errrm, not true!
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Annnnd I need another to match!
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hi! I'm a total fan of headless basses. Since 'doing my back in' my Shuker headless has been an absolute godsend - it still retains a big fat tone yet the lack of headstock means my shoulder and back get zero grief from it! The advantages well outweigh any disadvantage and I don't give a monkeys what close minded people think about headless instruments! It's their loss Anyway, Here's a selection of Jon's headless basses including my own flip paint finish bass (looking purple in this picture), CrazyKiwi's next to it and Johngh's (now sold) blonde beauty below. [url="http://www.shukerguitars.co.uk/hlgal.htm"]http://www.shukerguitars.co.uk/hlgal.htm[/url]
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Did I say, they are...awesome!? -
Awesome cabs! I have a pair of 4.5XL cabs and they are awesome!
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One of the many highlights of the G Major 2 is it's ability to switch external amplifiers and effects as part of a patch change, so that you can switch a guitar amp channel and add effects with the touch of one button instead of using a separate channel changer. I've included some web prices of the G Major on it's own: [url="http://www.dv247.com/guitars/tc-electronic-g-major-2-multi-effects-processor--61530"]http://www.dv247.com/guitars/tc-electronic...rocessor--61530[/url] [b]£469.00[/b] [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/tc_electronic_gmajor_2.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/tc_electronic_gmajor_2.htm[/url] [b]419.17 GBP [/b] -
A cheeky bump for an absolute bargain! Effects unit AND full compliment MIDI controller for £320!!!!!
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My favourite BassChat thread by a clear mile! Love all of your basses everyone!
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[quote name='charic' post='1372156' date='Sep 13 2011, 05:22 PM']In which case good luck with the sale. Hopefully I'll be able to pop over for an intensive lesson soon(ish) as my band are just about to start gigging!!![/quote] I'll be happy to book you in! Expect a good thrashing!
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[quote name='charic' post='1372152' date='Sep 13 2011, 05:20 PM']I take your staccato750 and raise you the staccatosmith [/quote] I believe I have just been trumped! - It's a shame that 'smith is in such an unnecessary huge case.. it's not like it needs the room like an SVT 2/Mesa 400. I'd like to see 1000W in a 1u size, if it's a rackable head. Funnily, i'd been in touch with a couple of manufacturers some 5 years ago about such a design, but it seems my ideas were missed!
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[quote name='patch006' post='1371662' date='Sep 13 2011, 12:32 PM']Cheers Dood I do recall getting your advice on this very subject, from what you have said mate i think you would like the staccato a lot. ( gently placing a GAS seed in Dood's head)........................ [/quote] Awww you little monkey you! I managed to divert my GAS elsewhere whilst I was talking to Molan about the Staccato! - I'm sure it'll just get worse if they bring out a Staccato 750!!
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[quote name='charic' post='1371361' date='Sep 13 2011, 06:49 AM']I don't have the spare pennies at the moment and the next bunch is on a second cab However I am curious whats replacing this?[/quote] Hey Charic! - I have to admit that I'm not really replacing it with anything! - I've been using less and less effects in this particular system and have really been enjoying just using a distortion pre / EQ combination straight in to my LH head. a pedal to boost for solos etc. However I am looking at a floor unit that I will use for teaching and workshops and a project that I am doing without the need for a rack system. Oh.. and I need a couple of combos for teaching with!
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Gear incoming, this one is ready to go! Any interest?
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For what it's worth, when I owned an RH450, the overwhelming feeling was that I should have gotten the Stacc'. I still have an F1 that I use as a backup these days but I never pursued the Stacc' when I got hold of my current rig. Congrats on new amp day!
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Thanks Gwilym! Yes, I have a MarkBass F1 as well as the Hartke LH1000 and they both sound great with the Acme cab extended bottom end. I'm selling the Acme as I am funding a Bass combo and a Guitar combo for my teaching. I'd keep the cab if I had both the space and the spare cash!
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I'm afraid there's been a little delay. The lambs wool for my monthly order has to come from a lamb born in that month and apparently my last order was the July edition not August and I can't go without fresh undergarments! I'm making the factory work throughout the night so I have some to wear tomorrow. Sigh... Just can't get the staff!
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Bump!
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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!
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2. I'm asking around for a Boss GT10B 3. TBC Possibly found a Hartke 12 kickback
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Trade bait list: 1. I'm looking for a smallish Line 6 combo for guitar. I'll get some model numbers of interest.
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Actually, £320 plus shipping or collect.
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No love or priced too high?
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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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