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[quote name='s_u_y_*' post='46164' date='Aug 16 2007, 02:45 AM']Anyone else a little bemused by the glut of Warwick Streamers on for sale? Not healthy for suppressing that bad bad GAS. [/quote] but probably good for suppressing the sale price
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[quote name='vegas_hooker' post='42242' date='Aug 6 2007, 11:49 PM']Holy grail is awesome. Its pretty limited comparatively, but in a less can be more sense, aside from soundng great, its simplicity beats reverb units that have far too much to tweak IMO.[/quote] and I have one for sale atm
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[b]Boss DD3 delay[/b] £[color="#FF0000"]SOLD[/color] shipped, bought broken off ebay, repaired, and blue LED fitted. It's got the funky hold loop thing going on (which I never got the hang of). Good condition with box (and manual I think) [b]Marshall Regenerator[/b] £[color="#FF0000"]SOLD[/color] shipped, phaser/flanger/step phaser/. no box or manual, good condition [b]electroharmonix HolyGrail[/b] £45 shipped, with wooden box and psu, used condition, some scratches to paintwork, but good working order you can pay me by cheque, or I'll accept paypal if you cover the fees. These will probably go on ebay if there's no takers, but I thought I'd give you guys the option first I am open to offers, maybe trades, but theres not much I'm particularly after (except some covers for my Hartkes) *edited with price drop* -
I've not heard the track, but the phattest bass synth i've ever hoid is the korg g5
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[quote name='tayste_2000' post='42708' date='Aug 8 2007, 01:14 AM']Done with a Bongo as well, hopefully that tempts you [/quote] a cunning ploy! sounds good actually, but I do have something on the way which has some flanging capabilities so I'll have to see how they compare. -
thats a beauty, I love the fretboard - not that the body isn't gorgeous.
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it's a fabulous little combo, and ben is a great bloke to deal with. -
[url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/True-Bypass-Loop-Switch-AB-Switch_W0QQitemZ120146558010QQihZ002QQcategoryZ22669QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdViewItem"]try here[/url] or you build your own
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the rc20xl has 11 separate tracks, and you can overdub each one in real time, but there are some limitations - the jamman I think is the same. The jamman is probably a better choice than the rc20xl because it uses memory cards, but it's more expensive
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The holy grail is quite a nice simple reverb. I agree the psu issue is a pain in the 4rse, but they are very easy to use
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boss rc20xl
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[quote name='P-T-P' post='41758' date='Aug 6 2007, 12:56 AM']a self-confessed musical luddite[/quote] i'm using that one at our next practice
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ste, did you record any FL-5 clips?
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my list (in no particular order) westone thunder 2 squier precision 5 dealmond pilot deluxe 4 artisan eub fender aerodyne jazz yamaha trb6 II vintage fretless steinberger spirit my current three ebmm bongo 4hh roscoe lg3000 cort b4fl I think that's all of them
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this thread and the marcus miller you tube stuff has inspired me to give it a go, it's tricky, but I get a really nice aggressive growly kind of thing going on (albeit slow with loads of mistakes). I think it'll be worth persevering with to increase my tonal variety
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i've got super slinkys on the bongo, fender flats on the cort fretless, currently d'addario xl's on the roscoe, going to try some black beauties tho the fender flats are nice and thumpy, gives the fretless has a nice (nearly) uprighty sound
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[quote name='rohan' post='40834' date='Aug 3 2007, 11:37 AM']Sorry, Yes it is solid, will post pics if anyone wants to see it?[/quote] I may be interested, can you post pics of both the neck and the body? cheers -
[quote name='dood' post='39264' date='Jul 30 2007, 10:13 PM']Not cheap, but 'BFD' gets my thumbs up.[/quote] +1
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Hi, thanks for all the replies. I think, weighing up all the answers, I'm leave the bass buying while over thee, unless I stumble across something. It was just a thought since I was taking my family (and my in-laws ), who hail from hong kong. (they wouldn't have a clue about guitars tho'). I'll just continue with my gas for a cij 75 reissue jazz in white with maple neck and white block inlays
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i'm going to hong kong in november and was wondering if basses are relatively cheap to buy there, would it be worth reigning in my gas until then?
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I love mine, the body shape is comfortable, it's nice and light, and it's very easy to play. And it sounds killer (obviously). pretty much like all the owners above have said
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omg, that's fabulous, if only i had that kind of cash
