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I have the SP210 and OBC115. Only used them at home, but have had the opportunity to use them loud with the OTB cranked to about 7 on the gain and volume....... Fillings are still rattling!!! I've also changed the valves over to 12AT7's, which cleans up the gain stage very nicely!!! Nige

Looks good... what's the total stack height?

Check out rehearsal studios near to the recording place. Quite a few of them do amp/backline hire nowadays. Might be worth a try....

[quote name='tonyclaret' post='1324233' date='Aug 2 2011, 01:42 PM']Hi, when you say mix, you can vary the effect of both at the same time? Thanks Tony[/quote] It's been a while since i owned one. I know you can run the flanger and chorus at the same time, but can't remember if you can set the amount of each effect.

Done this song successfully with either an EBS Unichorus, on the flanger setting. Or a Boss BF2 flanger. The Unichorus has the added advantage of having a chorus as well, and being able to mix both effects. Nige

Welcome matey

[quote name='nomis' post='1323070' date='Aug 1 2011, 01:48 PM']also people have been saying the line out is very hot, is this the kind of attenuator people are talking about? [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180701336916"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...em=180701336916[/url][/quote] Yep, that's the one... The other trick is to change the preamp valves from 12AX7 to 12AT7's or something less gainy. Apparently it reduces the "hotness" of the DI output as well. Nige

I'm using the OTB 500 through an SP210 and an OBC115 and not had any problems so far

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='1320108' date='Jul 29 2011, 09:55 AM'][/quote] Hemerroids?

[quote name='silentbob' post='1319785' date='Jul 28 2011, 09:35 PM']Lemmy That is all[/quote] ^ Wot ee sedd^

Early Jonny Cash and Elvis stuff.

All welcome here

Welcome

Long enough so my goatee doesn't get caught in the strings...... So about waist high

I'll come

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Sold Uke a pair of valves. Payment turned up quickly. Seamless deal. Cheers mate Nige

Failing music shops, try self storage places. If you don't mind paying for the boxes, they quite often sell decent quality boxes in varying sizes.

I had one of these. Well worth putting in a pre-amp into!!! I picked up an MEC circuit cheaply and put that in. Nice

Welcome.... and nice rig

[quote name='Bankai' post='1308719' date='Jul 19 2011, 01:57 AM']You don't get left handed pianos..[/quote] Yes you can................ [url="http://lefthandedpiano.co.uk/about.html"]http://lefthandedpiano.co.uk/about.html[/url] Now..... left handed flutes. There's a problem that cost me an arm and a leg!!!

Welcome, from a lefty

[quote name='dc2009' post='1302260' date='Jul 13 2011, 01:01 PM']IMO that's a bit steep given a second hand proper Sandberg isn't that much more, compared to a s/h actual overwater which is significantly more than their tanglewood version. Will be some competition for these, which I think is good. Glad other, smaller manufacturers are doing this. Gibson and Fender have had Epi and Squier for years, Warwick have had Rockbass for a while, nice to see other manufacturers doing the same. Just trying to think who else I'd like to see this from.[/quote] How about Alembic?

[quote name='retrohelix' post='1301837' date='Jul 13 2011, 02:46 AM']I've come across 3 Japanese "prog" bands in the past few weeks that I'm finding completely inspiring, and couldn't go without recommending to somebody. If anyone has any further Japanese progressive oddness to share, please go ahead and post them [b]mouse on the keys[/b] - maybe not so much prog, but just brilliant, hear for yourself... [b]ruins[/b] - chaotic duo of bass and drums (prog rock medley, see how much songs you can guess. there's 39...) [b]kenso[/b] - no one song from them could do them any justice. check out the related links on YT for more. [/quote] I accidentally pressed play on all of the first three, so they played all at once. Sounds great!!!!