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Geek99

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  1. Was talking to noisedude about it. If his sale fell through I'm sure he would have told me
  2. Why bump it - I'm pretty sure it was all sold
  3. Do you still have the carry case, rack fittings and manual?
  4. So I could connect a device to the return only and ignore the send? Such as an audio in, or a drum machine? It wouldn't generate lots of noise or somesuch?
  5. Its ok - 40 patterns of all kinds. You can change the tempo plus there's a metronome.
  6. There's a site at haaz.se where you can download patches - worth a look
  7. [quote name='RichB' post='611842' date='Sep 29 2009, 12:36 PM']Been looking around for a multi- effects pedal, wondered if anyone had an opinion Cheers[/quote] Zoom b2.1 u is my tip
  8. If I have an amp head with send/return plus one input - is there any way I can use a drum machine? My practice amp has aux input and larger amps I want to upgrade to don't. I do not need a gig solution, just home use Thanks
  9. I've been there. Don't spend it all on a bass, you need a decent amp too. Buy used for best value, I recommend fender japan, and recent squiers. A pricey bass won't make you better than a cheap one, but you'll fight it less and most of the struggle is at the beginning. Make it easier for yourself.
  10. if only you werent in Guildford I'd take it all off you.
  11. What ohm ratings are they Where are you located? Thabks
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  13. My practice amp is 30 watt with ext spr @ 4 ohms so I realise it won't be very loud at al and I'll need a louder amp to get best out of this cabl. Where do you live ? Reply via pm if you want.
  14. might be interested - my amp wont connect to anything less than 4ohms - will it work with this cabinet ? apparently this cab does 300w at 8 ohms.
  15. [quote name='voxpop' post='602535' date='Sep 18 2009, 08:50 PM']Ive got a very good Hartke Hydrive 115 combo for sale. Its 250 watts of power with a great compressor and value simulation settings that add extra harmonics to the sound. It is load enough for pug gigs and rehearsals. Prices on the net go from £600 to £500. Im asking £300 and its almost new with no marks, dents or wear.[/quote] thanks but am just researching at moment
  16. stuart clayton also wrote '100 tips for bass guitar' which is a superb starter for ten
  17. alternative is to buy lots of books and work through them - choosing the same topic in each. eg book 1 explains modes badly, read same chapter in book 2, book 3 etc until it gels with one particular explanation.. Then pick a fun chapter. works for me
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