Quilly
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UJust sold 2 pedals and a Roland keyboard stand . Thinking shout selling off a bass or 2 that have been sitting idle . This is it for me . Minimalism . Feels liberating however I will probably buy some sort of reverb pedal in the near future 🤷♂️
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Postage extra , mint condition -
Pigtronix bass envelope filter and 18v power supply. Mint . very funky pedal, postage extra -
I’m actually thinking of unloading some gear this year . I’ve pedals that haven’t seen the light of day in years.
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They’re actually crazy heavy . I mean ridiculously heavy . If they were being used in a building site the HSA would insist you use a hoist to move it...I’m not exaggerating
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Maybe a bag of sugar or 2 less...still a hernia generator
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Weighed a ton mind , 36kg or something used a ton of valves. Sounded great, really warm , clean sounding amp. Tons of bottom end. It had 6x6550s as I recall and a self bias function. I didn’t have it long .
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I had a Bugera BVV3000 (SVT clone) a long time ago and I couldn’t fault it . Sounded massive, rock solid and as cheap as chips
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DId you try the little bastard with the four10?
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Shiny Shiny...I’m worse than a magpie 🙄
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A bit unrelated but when a guitarist buddy of mine moved out of home his father put his 1965 fender bandmaster amp out onto a garden shed and left it there for years. I tried to rescue it but virtuously everything inside it was destroyed with dampness 😥
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sorry , but that’s a wee bit naff for my liking 🙄, valve heads sound great , no need for go-faster stripes. I suppose the Bugera has an outlandish power rating to match. Enough to power a small house 😂😂. Just opinions mind 😉
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I wonder how it would compare to an Orange AD-200b
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Well , it’s on sale now 😲 https://ashdownmusic.com/products/ctm-200r
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I do think it needs a big efficient cab to get the most out of it.
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I wonder how the CTM-200 went down in Namm? 🙄
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Height & Width adjustable . Heavy grade steel . Great nick .shipping to UK will cost a (little) extra. -
500w, Purchased for abandoned speaker cabinet build , still in its box. This is a mid range driver ideal for PA or can be used in conjunction with a LF driver + HF tweeter. Shipment to Uk will cost (a little bit) extra -
What is the best head amp for Barefaced two ten?
Quilly replied to Radchenko's topic in Amps and Cabs
I think as its a old school cab so some thing Tubey is probably best suited to it. Matches really will with Ashdown valve or hybrid heads (from experience). If you the a glassy clean hi-fi sound you get from class D SS heads it's probably not the best choice as there's no tweeter there. Gigged it with a AH500-7 Trace head with no 'problems' but I definitely wasn't getting that famously scooped Trace tone from it. -
Some day I might add the Barefaced Two10 and use the 2 ohm out..just to really annoy my bandmates. 😁
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Using this set up at reasonably loud rehearsal tonight. The amp is a CTM100 through a since discontinued 2x15 Schroeder cab (one of the speakers is at an angle hence it looks smaller than a 215) the cab is rated at 800w, far in excess of what I need but it has a good SPL rating of 103 (if you can believe that specology) anyway amp only up at around gain -5 volume -6. I was told to turn it down . It has a lovely edgy tone. The ‘mellow’ button made the room vibrate 😂 .
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You should be able to shift it easily. Like you I got rid of mine for the exact same reason . It was totally impractical to use it gigging or rehearsals
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I'm still there...only 356 days to go! I played with a guitarist the other day who hadn't changed the strings on that particular guitar since at least 2011. I could learn a thing from him.
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Best affordable combos for small 'cocktail' gigs?
Quilly replied to Stub Mandrel's topic in Amps and Cabs
I once played an acoustic gig in a noisy pub with just a Markbass 801 combo. (i.e. 1 x 8" , 60W). A great little combo, warm and punchy and tiny.
