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GisserD
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am i correct in saying all TC pedals are digital? If so thats alot of AD/DA conversion going on! do you ever notice any latency with more than say 6 or 7 pedals?
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Mine was £418.50 on black friday from PMT
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yes there is. The octamizer. Cam and I agreed on that ages ago!
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Ive had the GR-20 and the GR-55 in the past. Tracking was very similar on both units. The sounds more versatile on the 55 of course as its 2 decades newer. However, if i was to consider another, i would give the 20 some serious thought as they can be picked up for much less.
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agreed. until you start playing more than one note at a time.
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Ive been using a duster with some silver polish wrapped around a credit card for years with the most excellent results. Pinch the duster behind the card, and it glides nicely over the top of the frets in circular motion, not risking any contact/damage to the fretboard at all. I usually put lemon oil on a rosewood board first, that makes any stray polish really easy to clean off the wood. whilst im at it i usually use the corner of the duster covered card to get down the sides of the frets into the corners to get the gunge out. I've been doing this for 10 years or more at lest once every 3 months with excellent results. Silver polish is very mild, but If a more abrasive polish is necessary to remove deep scratches, brasso can be used.
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...and then you remember you cant play the keys and its back to the future impact
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Price drop. Now £550
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for synth????
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They have made some pretty bold statements on the TB sass thread but until they are out in the world, nobody really knows. The demos do make it look like it tracks great tho.
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If you can hold on until April, the new source audio synth pedal is likely to be in the £140 - £160 price range if their other 1series pedals are anything to go by.
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Now accepting £550 In Superb condition. Not a mark on it and supplied in its original packaging with original power supply. No manual tho, but these are easily sourced on the net. Collection from Shoreham by sea or fully insured postage at buyers expense.
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Not that its really still in doubt.... but at the 1.25 mark in the 2018 ELO tour vid, you can clearly hear the clav player fudge a note, playing 2 notes, a semitone apart. This proved to me that it's played on a keyboard.
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Printing The first shipments will be made tomorrow! I apologise its taken a little longer than expected for a few reasons. I can actually only print 4 at a time instead of 6. And the indent tap development has been a tricky issue to solve, but the additional ball bearing has solved the issue. Thanks for your patience.
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I was truly on the fence about fender until I tried a fender jazz elite 5er in guitarguitar Birmingham. It was WAY out of my price range but ended up buying it because it was without doubt the nicest 5 that I ever played. It just spoke to me! The compound neck radius, that active tone, the fit and finish were all superb. And the B is great! Still love it.
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This makes me feel alot better about my board :)Thanks!
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Haha...What do you notice about the pedals in the T65 loop?
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Everybody that has placed an order should have now received confirmation via their paypal email address. Thanks
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i hadn't even thought about that! ill get a confirmation email to everybody today! Thanks
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Its really easy!! No soldering necessary. its entirely achievable with a set of long nose pliers and a t10 torx screwdriver. I can do it now in less than a few minutes however I would encourage anybody to take their time and do it slowly so to avoid damaging anything. I will put some instructions in the package for all those who have bought one. a very basic disassembly process would be as follows... -Remove the knobs (be careful, there are 2 stacked rubber o-rings underneath most of them) -Remove the nuts that hold the input/output -Take the bottom plate off. keep screws separate (they're a different length than the internal ones) -Remove the visible board mounting screws you see inside the unit. -Slide the top board horizontally out of the unit. this has the midi & audio jacks. -Remove the nuts that hold on the switches, so you can get those out. -Unscrew the last of the board mounting screws and lift the last board up and out. reverse the process in the new housing
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