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    Oooooooh!

    Owen replied to Owen's topic in Effects

    [quote name='thisnameistaken' post='886799' date='Jul 5 2010, 10:49 PM']This looks interesting too. Not available yet though. [/quote] You are not wrong there! Any talk of price at all?
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    Unless Mark had loads of these, I bought the body and neck when the original ads came up. [quote name='Dick Fontaine' post='922096' date='Aug 11 2010, 10:41 PM']Hi there, have you still got these parts for sale- if so how much would you like for them?! Cheers. Rich[/quote]
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    [quote name='dood' post='918103' date='Aug 7 2010, 04:28 PM']I'll +1 for the MultiComp - It's brilliant. However, I have to say the TC Electronic Nova Dynamics trumps it - and can be bought new, cheaper. I have both and use the TC in my big rig - and throw the Multicomp in my bass bag pocket for jamming, should I need it.[/quote] You were glowing about the TC C300 some time ago (I am not stalking you). How does the TC Electronic Nova Dynamics compare?
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    I do realise that this could be a contentious statement, but you could use 1 finger per semitone. It is probably easier to do this if you are kicked off by a teacher who espouses that technique. The thumb placement is key. There can be an element of pivot on the thumb.
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    I would be happy to post to Ireland, but I'm afraid it has gone. Sorry, I should have updated the thread.
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    I still use mine as my hifi amp 26 years after I bought it. Yes, there are better amps, but you have to wander up into multiple £100's. I do not need another, but how much?
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    I have one of these. There is a real issue with pole pieces. It would work with blade magneted jazz pickups (EMG for instance) but the A on a P pick up is significantly louder because it passes over both halves of the pick up. Villex said that they would make me a P with blades in it with one coil shorter than the other so as to get a 3+2 thing going on. Unfprtunately by then I had promised to sell my P and could not go back on the deal. I miss it.
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    I would love to say YES, but the reality is that I just do not know. They are both Boss and the thing is designed for use as an expression pedal so I would presume so, however I just do not know. I have been using it as an expression pedal with my Boss SYB-5 and it has been fine.
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    Bargainous front of house rig for someone.
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    Bass Ukulele

    Owen replied to Dash's topic in General Discussion

    BigJim speaks the truth. [quote name='BigJim' post='893929' date='Jul 13 2010, 05:00 PM']I've just bought a Kala Bass Uke and it's AMAZING!!!!![/quote]
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    Pics. Good idea! I will snap some this evening. I am in Bangor, North Wales. It is not heavy so courier would not be exorbitant.
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    Bump for another reduction.
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    Bump
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    I used to own a Chevin like this. Make no mistake, this is a proper power amp for a cheap and nasty price. I used mine to drive an Eden XLT410 and I NEVER wanted for more power or headroom, no matter how noisy things got. I cannot believe this is being offered at this price and is still here. The Chevin and Epi for that little outlay is just bonkers. The Epi is LOL funny when you lift it (been there also) and the Chevin is exceptionally light. Chevin is genuine, bombproof, last forever pro gear. Need it you know you do.
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    Bump for reduction
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    Built like a bigger version of an EB vol pedal. Super beefy. Also useable as an expression pedal for Boss stuff (make your SYB 5 gurgle with hapiness) More info here [url="http://www.musiciansbuy.com/Boss_FV500H_Heavy_Duty_Mono_Volume_EXP_Pedal_FV500H.html"]http://www.musiciansbuy.com/Boss_FV500H_He...dal_FV500H.html[/url] As new with some velcro on the bottom. £50 posted
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    You KNOWS I knows it.
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    Double Bass. You can run, but you cannot hide.
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    [quote name='Clarky' post='885814' date='Jul 4 2010, 09:08 PM']PM'ed[/quote] Do it for all of us Clarky!
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    I would like to pipe up on behalf of Studiospares own brand.
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    Bump for price addition.
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    I have a dB active 12" sub db Technologies SUB 12 Active Subwoofer - 1x 12", 400 watts RMS amp, 40-150Hz, 127dB max SPL, 2x XLR/jack inputs, 2x XLR parallel outputs, 2x XLR HF outputs, dynamic limiter. Dimensions (WxDxH) 520x360x500mm. Weight: 22 kg. I want a dbx Driverack Anyone? It is for sale for £250 - nope, now it is £220. Now £200 Need it you know you do.
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    [quote name='owen' post='879877' date='Jun 28 2010, 02:00 PM']There are no 5ers as far as I know, but the original idea came from a specialist Uke bloke (Road Toad) who is happy to make a 5 with a slightly extended scale for B tension[/quote] I went for the fretted. Here is the reply from the Road Toad bloke about a 5er Biggest issue is putting a wide neck on a small body. It can be done as I did it with my hybrid ukulele/bass: [url="http://www.roadtoadmusic.com/Completed/Hybrid_UKEBASS_075H.html"]http://www.roadtoadmusic.com/Completed/Hyb...EBASS_075H.html[/url] 5 string would have a similarly wide neck, but about 50mm at nut and 63mm at 12th fret position. I've done it on solid body, but stretch the scale to 23.5" to get a good workable low B.
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    There are no 5ers as far as I know, but the original idea came from a specialist Uke bloke (Road Toad) who is happy to make a 5 with a slightly extended scale for B tension
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