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Cheers SiBob

Anyone bought from here, http://www.amplifiercoversonline.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=491_136&products_id=3883

Ha, yes. That was worst case scenario.

Hi all, I know Roqsolid do a cover for barefaced super compacts but I need a cover asap (within 2-3 days). Any other quick purchase recommendations. Main concern is waterproofing and walking quite a distance in rain. Cheers!!!! C

@sharkboy The 802 is initially what got me interested in Markbass. Awesome piece of kit. Just worried that the initial 150w wouldn't cut it at rehearsals with drummer, guitarists and synths. You think it would? Know it's hard to say for sure as it depends on guitarist ampage and drummers style. It's quite expensive as the 802 is around 500 and then to get it to 250w I would have to buy a cab at about £380. That's why I started going down the route of head and cab. You think 250w would be enough for what I plan? If that is the case it could get the 802 or the Minimark 250 or Nano Mark (300w) and cab. That would come in at around £600, plus speaker cable etc.

Right, I may plump for a markbass minimark 802. If I add a cab, this should be good to go for gigs? And without, for rehearsals?

I will pick one up tomorrow Stylon. Ta!

Awesome. Thanks Mike!

Hi, I am trying to get me head around this. I will be buying a Fender 40 Rumble v2. It has a line out. I will be practicing most of the time at home so it will be headphones or turned down low. At the weekend I have access to a practice room with a PA. Can I use the line out to go directly into the PA? (for jamming with drummer) Thanks, C

Been trying to find info on the Ampeg BA108 V2 and if it has a dedicated line out for connecting to a PA. anyone know as I can't find any info. I know the old one had. Cheers C

Tested it out. There was quite a hum coming from it. Not sure if that was born as it is so powerful. Sounded great apart from that. Didn't realise there was I input for external audio (play along) and no headphone out :-(

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]"Would be handy to know your budget and if there's any transport issues. "[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Transport isn't an issue. Will be lugging it out of the house once a week to begin with. Regarding budget, just looking to good value for money. If you can let me know about the Ashdown for £90 offer I posted above that would be great. It appears to have more than enough wattage for my needs and is cheap. Just wary of committing too much money at this stage as I will prob go through a few amps to get the right sound.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Cheers![/font][/color]

Cheers folks! I have the opportunity to buy an ASHDOWN MAG [color=#3C3241]250 watt [/color][color=#3C3241]RMS. Maximum output 500 watt for £90. Good buy? Also, anything I should be looking out for with second hand bass amps?[/color] [color=#3C3241]Thanks,[/color] [color=#3C3241]C[/color]

Hi, Just starting out...again, and jamming with mate on drums, possibly guitar player too. All just for fun at the moment. Any recommendations on wattage required to cut through. Just something really decent. Play with fingers and don't like plucking too hard. Looking at the Ashdown amps st moment. Cheers for any help. If you need any more info to get some good suggestions together. PS Was thinking combo/solid state Cheers! C

Thanks for all the advice. Looking into each of those tonight. Ta!

The iRig HD seems to be along the lines of what I am looking for. Couple of questions. 1. Can I play along to YouTube videos/music in the YouTube app 2. Can I play along to iTunes tracks 3. This link http://www.osirisguitar.com/iphone-guitar-interface-shootout/ states that the signal is not amplified. I have a passive bass and really need to bouts the signal. Reason I ask is the it looks like you have to launch an iRig app? Is that correct? And from what I know you cannot run two apps side by side ie YouTube and iRig Thanks Clint

Hi all, Here is brief explanation of what I am trying to achieve. I need something to pick up and go, with ease and be able to practice anywhere. After conducting a few searches I immediately can up with iRig, Vox amPlug, Apogee Jam. I just need to know what is achievable and best suited to what I require. In theory I will have my passive musicmaster, iPhone/MacBook, headphones and a tuition book. Ideally the device would be powered by the iPhone/MacBook. The less cables etc the better. The device needs to allow me to play along to tracks in iTunes/YouTube etc. The amp modelling features are not that important. I will also be burning tracks from lesson book CDs to iTunes and playing along. Thanks! Clint

Hi all, I am looking to purchase a vintage synth and just putting the feelers out there. The reason being that I came across another thread on the forum by someone selling a Yamaha CS-5. Please PM me if you know of anything or have a synth to sell. Pre 90s. Thanks, C

Okay. So I bought the Steinberg UR22 after reading reviews and considering what I need with regards to functionality. I have to say that it is a great piece of kit. I got the lend of a midi keyboard so took the decision to get an interface with midi in/out as well as the inputs. Getting a good review of a product was very difficult and there are many factors involved in providing the review, a couple of which are, the persons competence with computers and opinion. I tried to see through the fact that someone may have set up the interface wrongly, that they hadn't updated the drivers for the interface, that a crackle may have actually come from the instrument (not the interface) or that their computer was severely lacking in memory, CPU or running too many programs at once. Here is a summary of what I have running and connected: 1. Macbook (2009) 4GB RAM 2. Ableton Live 9 (Standard) 3. UR22 Interface 4. Fender MusicMaster '77 with Seymour Duncan pickups Bass was plugged into Input 2 with Hi-Z on. I got a perfect recording, no hum, super clean, untainted sound of my bass which is exactly what I wanted as it can be post processed. Some people talk about the warmth etc of preamps adding a quality to a recording so I can't comment on that because I have nothing to compare the UR22's to but as I say, it's just the sound of the bass. I was extremely surprised by the lack of buzz and hum. Hope this helps someone else. Best, Clinton

Great! Thanks for the advice. I will look into getting the interface this week.

Thanks Paul. Things are starting to make sense. Do I need a DI box as well as the audio interface eg SansAmp?

Hi, I want to start recording the bass straight into my Macbook. I need the quality to be as good as it can be (I think the sample rate is important here?) because I would like people to have the opportunity to sample the bass lines. What do I need to get the bass recorded onto hard disk? I have a copy of Ableton and a little Vox. The Vox creates al ot of hum and isn't very clean. I have read a little about DI boxes but as you can guess I am totally out of my depth here. Thanks for any advice. Clinton PS I am just using a wee Fender Music Master so it's a passive bass. Pickup has been upgraded to Seymour Duncan.

Thanks Phil. I may just go with the Pathfinder if it's distorting. :-)

Hi all, Sorry but had to start a new thread for this as it's specific to vox amps. Has anyone out there got/used the AC1 battery powered Vox amp? I know there are a couple of videos out there and various opinions but nothing crystal clear on whether it is good or not. I like the vox amps and was considering this amp of the Pathfinder 10 for home use. AC1 pros Very Small Doesn't need plugged into mains Built in rhythms Input for iPod jams AC1 Cons Not sure about sound/volume. Not clear videos depicting the bass coming from the amp Pathfinder Pros Higher output Not much more expensive Cons No input for iPod Larger Needs plugged into mains Overall if I knew the bass coming from the AC1 was decent enough for home jamming I would go for it. Thanks for any advice. C