I get remarkable results with my one of these. Pretty much plug and play.
Front mics are at 90 degrees and the rear two are at 120 (I recall) so it covers all sorts of scenarios. Set the limiter to live and you don't even need to adjust anything. Brilliant piece of kit at a bargain price. Record in mp3 or wav too.
Just picked up Spencer's M-pulse 600. Very convivial chap and interesting to chat with.
Amp was in excellent condition and clearly well looked after.
Highly recommended basschatter.
Oh go on then. I know I'll kick myself if I see it sold elsewhere!!
Curse my lack of willpower!!! I don't need it but I'm offended by it still being here.
PM incoming.
Bough a Metro pedal board from Chris. Fast delivery and bullet-proof packing. Great comms and all in all a simple transaction.
Deal with confidence. Thanks Chris.
Steve
I have the great joy of playing with a similarly talented chap. He uses a Nord but 'plays' the drawbars in just the manner of the 'real thing'. As a result he gets some amazing sounds and being a brilliant player, the effect is tremendous.
You really should look at the stupidly reasonable M-Pulse 600 for sale here. Obviously heavier than the WD800 but 1/3 the price and a truly wonderful amp.
Were there lights on the amp when it was 'out'? IIRC the PF500 has a purple fault light which signifies the protection kicking in (I think this was the fault for which they became infamous).
What's the issue when an amp and mixer into which the amp is DI's are on different mains phases? I know there's something but don't know what the problem is.
If no lights were on I wonder if the vibration of the kit being played was affecting a dry joint or something similar?
Interesting.