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tayste_2000

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  1. Defo looking to downgrade to a decent 2 channel USB audio interface. Not really fussed about input more outputs
  2. Can you get a price for postage for me, I think my headcased Mesa 400+ will fit in this nicely
  3. Great guy, so good I was gonna vote twice but it wouldn't let me and I've already done it Yeah can't go wrong one bit.
  4. What about a TU-2 and an LS-2? Cheers
  5. Mint condition, barely used since I got it I don't see myself using it much in the future so might as well get rid. Comes with both, drive cd, 4 pin to 6 pin firewire cables and mains adaptor. I will go out and buy a 6 pin to 6 pin if required. Sample rates: from 32kHz to 96kHz, plus 192kHz playback only to output channels 1/2 and headphones. Analogue inputs: two, balanced XLR with switchable global +48V phantom power, or unbalanced TS quarter-inch jack instrument, both using mic preamp with up to 66dB gain plus optional 20dB pad, or unbalanced line-level TS jack at fixed -10dBV sensitivity. Analogue outputs: eight unbalanced TS quarter-inch jacks at -10dBV level (can directly drive up to 7.1 surround), two headphone outputs with individual level controls. Digital I/O: S/PDIF in and out on phono co-axial and Toslink optical supporting AC3 and DTS formats. MIDI: In and Out. Connection to computer: two six-pin Firewire ports. Frequency response: 20Hz to 40kHz, +0/-1dB. Signal-to-noise ratio: -104dB Dynamic range: 108dBA THD + noise: 0.00281% at 0dBFS. Dimensions: 9.25 x 7 x 1.9 inches. Weight: 2.95lbs. You can read more about it here [url="http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar04/articles/maudio410.htm"]http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/mar04/articles/maudio410.htm[/url] £100 Will take a part ex on a 2 channel basic USB audio interface. Cheers
  6. Yeah I mean you'll never like every fx that something with over 100 fx has in it but it doesn't matter you only have to like the ones that get you your sounds and I have all mine covered and I've had some hefty pedalboards in the past.
  7. Well I have an M9 and M13, the M13 has alot more functionality available at your feet, the question is do you need to run 3 or 4 fx at a time. I would not recommend any other multi on the market at this current time.
  8. Bump
  9. This is going on Ebay tonight. Open to offers around the £110-£130 mark
  10. The M9 easily covers the fx you have and I wouldn't bother with the Bass Big Muff as there is nothing weak about the drives on the M9. I personally would always recommend the Catalinbread SFT over the Bass VT as that's what I use with my M9 and it's awesome. Also the M9 is much better the the XT live mainly because you have more fx and they are better but most importantly you can decide fx chain order.
  11. I'll have it PM me payment details Cheers
  12. I'll speak to my guitarist about this, part ex for the ABY?
  13. It will if you take the feet off but I would only ever put it in something that was shock mounted in lots of wood, metal and foam
  14. Yeah of course, well if you want to meet up at all, even further down the line (I still need to try the ACG preamp) then we can have a bit of a mess around then. I would be fine with the M13/gator for the M9/woodstock assuming I'm happy with the woodstock
  15. I'm not sure mate I was ideally hoping to get some money, I suppose that can be achieved by selling the PT2 But there is quite a loss in immediate functionality especially on the looper side when going from an M13 to an M9 Do you have a picture of your M9 on this board? Cheers
  16. [quote name='steve' post='734788' date='Feb 4 2010, 09:37 AM']what's the one on the right Ste?[/quote] 1967 Hofner 185/E2
  17. I find myself using less and less effects and I see no need to have an M13 however I am only willing to trade this for an M9. The pedal is in mint condition with the plastic still on the screens, there is a bit of velcro in the right top corner where I have attached my X2 Digital wireless, but this should come off no problem. I have it currently attached to a PT2 HC so there are various options available here M13 for M9 plus £50 M13 and PT2 HC for M9, PT JR HC plus £80 M13 with Gator Bag for M9 plus £60 I will entertain offers for Pedaltrain Mini's and Jr's Obviously some combination of the above can be reached, let me know. But just so everyone is clear there is no outright sale on the M13 please don't ask. Cheers
  18. [quote name='cetera' post='731655' date='Feb 1 2010, 01:19 PM']I'd really rather not ship it as it will be very hard to box up (long poles etc) and finding a suitable box to use will be a pain..... Maybe you know someone coming down this way who could pick it up if you're interested?[/quote] I'll be that way on tour sometime in April but I expect it to have gone by then. No worries.
  19. PM'ed but also +1 to the above
  20. Can you get a price on shipping for it please. Cheers
  21. Yeah and after they invented the first Orange amps anyway, Green is a logical choice for the other side of things ie Bass
  22. Yeah those old banjo tuners use to twist back could actually see it moving
  23. Very tempted I didn't get on with my Guild one, was a little to hard to keep in tune. Let me check how much I've got once I get paid today.
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