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Raslee

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  1. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1419366326' post='2639269'] That would look amazing, especially if you fitted a parchment or mint pickguard to go with it. [/quote] Agreed...i'd leave out the tort this time round x
  2. [quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1419365873' post='2639261'] Are you sure about the Stinger? The website still looks active (with a note about Christmas shutdown) [url="http://www.probass.co.uk/StingerEQ.html"]http://www.probass.c.../StingerEQ.html[/url] [/quote] Ah thanks for that, I only followed an eBay link
  3. I've made a purchase (Thomann) !!!! surprisingly I've opted for the trans red as there is a big red theme in one of the bands i play in...plus my 5yr old told me red It has a rosewood neck so i'd swap it out for a maple if anyone feels that way inclined. Will update when it arrives....in the mean time i want a decent preamp for it, I see the retrovibe Stingers are no longer for sale...any pointers ?
  4. Couple of good trades on offer but keep them coming, will probably make my mind up by Monday
  5. [quote name='bigash' timestamp='1418965665' post='2635268'] Hi, i have a G.B. Streamliner 900 available if you are interested. [/quote] Have Pm'd you
  6. Bumparooo
  7. I'm finding both my Markbass Amp and Carvin are quite similar sounding and i've been considering selling one as i have a Genz Combo too. I love them all but i enjoy the filters on the Markbass that the Carvin doesn't have, however the Carvin does have parametric eq and a whole host of other great attributes. I'm not too bothered really if this doesn't trade as I'm very happy to keep and I may change my mind anyhow as the Carvin is the most versatile amp i've ever owned. Tradewise, At the moment I fancy another bass.....try me on anything but I fancy a Warwick, Yamaha, Musicman Ray 34 or US Sub, would consider the cheaper SUBs too with some cash my way. I like old quicky basses too like the Ibanez Musician/Studio etc. 4 or 5's...may even fancy a 6. I Would also entertain a swap for a different voiced amp like an Eden, Orange Terror, Genz Streamliner perhaps (again) or a Markbass cab. So back to the Carvin, Specs,,,basically its sh*t hot and in superb condition as its been rack mounted since new. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7hU1pzWE9E Stock pic: [i]The BX1500 dual mono block rack mount bass head delivers huge power that’s rich and warm all generated from discrete Class A preamps and 12AX7 tube driven power amps. The comprehensive EQ is fun to work, shaping all your tones to perfection. There is not a more powerfully featured, fabulous sounding bass head on the market, and this one is an ultra-light 10 lbs. – 1500w RMS, bridgeable – Dual Power Amps – Biamping – Warm 12AX7 Tube – 3 Parametric EQs, 9-band EQ – 2 rack space – Ultra Light 10 Lbs – Made in San Diego, California [b]BX1500 Features:[/b] – 2 power amps deliver 300w at 8 ohm, 450w at 4 ohms, and 750w at 2 ohm each or 900w at 8 ohm bridged or 1500w at 4 ohms bridged – Rich, warm 12AX7 tube drives each power amp and features a rear In/Out switch – 3 EQ sections, the Contour Control going from a flat mid response to a heavy scooped mid response for slap bass players, the 3 mid sweeps with Bass and Treble precisely dial in your exact needs, and the 9 band graphic is perfect for overall tone shaping – foot switchable. No bass head has more tonal flexibility. – A one knob compressor adjusts for smooth light compression and the internal amp limiters hold everything. – Bi-Amping is easily done from the front panel crossover control with each amp setting it own level for the HI and LO balance – Everything is nicely controlled with independent Amp 1 & 2 Levels and a Master Volume – A conveniently located Mute switch and an Active/Passive switch to tailor the input for different pickup configurations, plus Graphic EQ,Effects and X-over front panel switches – The rear panel features an XLR Balanced DIRECT output with Level control and pre or post switch. – 3 High current Speakon™ 1/4-inch combo speaker connectors are for Amp 1, 2 and Bridge – Rear panel Effect loop, stereo amp patch inserts and an un-muted turner jacks. – The CLASS D power amps feature high current, high speed FET output devices for optimal 2 ohm current. – The high headroom reveals its high dynamic power from the Switchmode power supply that operates at 100,000 Hz delivering maximum efficiency while reducing weight. – The head runs cool from its 94% efficiency. There is no wasted heat or energy from the AC Wall plug – Auto-switching AC input for 120V 60 Hz or 240V 50 Hz – Size: 2U rack mount 19″ wide x 10.5″ deep x 3.5″ high – Weight: 10 lbs – Made in the USA[/i]
  8. Gorgeous, and a lot lighter than my 74 too - Enjoy
  9. This is still available as a sale fell through. Would trade towards a Sterling SUB Ray 4, obviously i'd add some cash too
  10. [quote name='Funky Dunky' timestamp='1418587728' post='2631507'] It initially came on the market in Black, White and Walnut Satin I think, and they added honeyburst in late 2013. Trans Blue and Red were introduced as options for 2014. If only they did the 5 string in Blue, or would introduce a natural finish, or did black with a rosewood fretboard...... Thank you for posting those links to the wiring diagram and the preamp fix guys. Reckon I'd be a bit out of my depth, but cheers nonetheless. [/quote] You get the black and i'll get the walnut and lets swap necks ...I'd quite like the walnut with a maple neck.
  11. [quote name='ColinB' timestamp='1418573333' post='2631281'] Drool [/quote] Yes I'm wanting one of these....any USA friends around???
  12. Labella flats on my 74 jazz, fantastic for reggae...still keep rounds on my P however
  13. The programs certainly lubricated my funk glands....I even dug this pic out from [s]1978[/s] 2008 [center][/center]
  14. I also really like and recommend the albums, 'Jurassic shift' & 'Arborescence'...some lovely moments on that album. If your like me who likes to watch DVD's of bands live then you can't go wrong with their 'Live at the Pongmasters ball'
  15. Cheers guys... I'm very happy with it - it sounded superb last night at practice, heavy dub bass, smooth delivery and definition. Only downside is that it weighs a ton but it will only do rehearsals and possibly a few festival gigs
  16. Soul man Superstition Proud Mary Twist & Shout Mercy Everybody needs somebody Papa's got a brand new bag
  17. [quote name='Drax' timestamp='1417375854' post='2619730'] Their previous - Roly Wynn was a fantastic bassist, adore his lines on Pungent Effulgent. @bubinga - if you haven't already, check Ayurvedic [/quote] +1 R.I.P. Roly, an amazing bass player and Ayurvedic is a personal favourite too - Roly often played a Stingray or Precision. An old band i was in played at a festival with them, lovely bunch of guys with no ego's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=707mdNUpcGE
  18. I’m never one to leave a thread without a conclusion! What happened to the Hartke 2x15” I hear you all shout Well, I did bid on the eBay Celestions and won them for 99p, only to be ignored by the seller and then via dispute he claimed he never meant to sell them for 99p and blamed his partner, so I thought tits to that one. I was then all set to purchase some of the aluminium Hartke replacement speakers when of course the bloody car plays up, resulting in getting another motor for wifey. Inevitably the Hartke speaker purchase was postponed until the New Year. Step in the guitarse from my other band; he kindly gave me for free two old PA speakers that he no longer uses. To both our surprise they were loaded with 15” Eminence Delta LF's, 500W at 4ohm. So I thought I’d give them a bash, wired in series - guessing that’s 1000W @ 8ohms . Anyhow tried them out and wow, pretty impressive giving a great defined reggae vibe which is what I was after, no rattling just smooth low end using my Markbass LMT 800. I don't understand the physics and hell it may blow but it seems OK. Then I went a little bit mad with some paint testers , and voila The Fartke ‘Jah’ Speaker.... I quite like it, it’s rough from the ghetto, it’s irie and well if it conks out on me and becomes all Fartke then perhaps I’ll get those proper Hartke speakers after all…but for now my ears and eyes are satisfied. [attachment=177646:Fartke Jah Speaker.jpg]
  19. Buy an amp off here, cheap, then save for the Hofner -simple
  20. I find myself in 3 potentially 4 bands of late. If you become busy, which my functions bands has, then it's very worthwhile to be considering getting a reliable dep(s).
  21. May consider trades, w.h.y
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