steviedee
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The RPM is gone!
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Hi I just bought a set of Roland bass pedals. Anyone know of any bass pedal tutorials or resources, even tracks I should tune in to? A longshot I know!
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Hi I have a pair of CXL112s and a while back I think I blew the driver in one of them. Can anyone recommend someone in the Glasgow area who could look at it. They are great well made cabs it would be a shame to through this one out.
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Chris bought my DBX 166XL, a gent.
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Really like the look of that GK.
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Tc electronic / Ashdown lightweight only £400
steviedee replied to marcus bell's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
A Sansamp rackmounted preamp. -
Cheers Clarky I had a doubler which I thought was excellent.
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Looking for something that fits on a Wizzy 10 for practicing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Tc electronic / Ashdown lightweight only £400
steviedee replied to marcus bell's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
Not interested in an RBI are you Marcus -
Cheers George, I'll check my schedule and get out to you in the next few days.
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Peavey sold
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Peavey DPC 1400X 1U poweramp SOLD PENDING THE USUAL
steviedee replied to steviedee's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
I think there are really rare. -
The power amp is a Peavey DPC 1400X (a class D digital power amp), which puts out up to 1400W bridged into 4 ohms/1000W into 8 ohms, or in stereo mode each of the two channels can independently power 700W into 2 ohms, 525W into 4 ohms, or 325W into 8 ophms. 1 rackspace, 15 lbs. Original Bass Player review can be seen at [url="http://www.peavey.com/assets/literature/reviews/00350750_4.pdf"]http://www.peavey.com/assets/literature/re.../00350750_4.pdf[/url]. The manual is a t[url="http://www.peavey.com/assets/literature/reviews/00350750_4.pdf"]http://www.peavey.com/assets/literature/re.../00350750_4.pdf[/url]. This is a seriously powerful bit of kit built like a tank. [attachment=134186:sansamp.jpg] The sansamps are also for sale in the effects section.
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[b]RBI Still available £210![/b] [b]Going on ebay [/b] I'm going for the lightweight option so I'm getting rid of some gear the sansamps have been used for rehearsals and recording a couple of gigs. Been sitting in my rack and are in great condition. Sansamp RBI [s] £230[/s] [b]£210 [/b] The only things I can think of that I would be interested in for trade would be a synth bass module such as the DSI Mopho or a chorus and some cash. [s]Gator rack case £40[/s] [s]Sansamp RPM £230[/s] [s]Peavey DPC 1400X £170 SOLD PENDING THE USUAL[/s] Including p&p [attachment=134185:sansamp.jpg] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The 1U rackmount SansAmp RBI is a pumped-up, expanded version of our popular SansAmp Bass Driver DI pedal. In addition to Drive, Presence, and active Bass and Treble controls, the SansAmp RBI has a dedicated Mid control and an XLR Output Level control for optimum performance with PA systems. It also features an Effect Loop with a Mix 50/50 switch (for parallel or series operation), an XLR output with selectable levels, and a buffered direct XLR output to provide a dry signal. Include access to the most coveted classic and modern bass tones, with unlimited freedom to create your own, and the SansAmp RBI is practically mandatory for any bass player.[/font]
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Wrong forum please delete
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I came by this bass in trade a while back and have hardly touched it. Great bass but I just have too many and not enough time to play them. The person I got the bass from had it from new in 2002 he reckoned it was made sometime between 1999 and 2002. It's in great condition and looks and sounds fantastic. Not really looking for a trade unless for some bass pedals! Postage [b]not[/b] included but a heavy duty case is. [attachment=133447:06.jpg] [attachment=133443:05.jpg] [attachment=133444:DSCF1053.JPG] [attachment=133445:DSCF1052.JPG] [attachment=133446:DSCF1051.JPG]
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The Boss and GLX are still available.
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Bump for price drop
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[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1360754522' post='1975796'] Having said all that, I've just checked out the Streamliner 900 and it looks like the control you're talking about is just a gain control, so I'm wrong, you do just want a boost. Alternatively it's just a push switch so it'd be fairly easy to wire that up to a jack on the back you're not using, and plug a footswitch in to that. [/quote] Cheers Tom I've bought Tayste's boost pedal I'm going to give that a go. I reckon messing with the wiring is a bit beyond my ken unfortunately. And sorry for not explaining myself properly in the first instance mate, I was confusing myself there!
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Bump now looking for a clean boost
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[quote name='tayste_2000' timestamp='1360587541' post='1972717'] If you use passive basses then the cream pie is an awesome buy as it will do clean boost, dirty boost, overdrive and treble boost. [/quote] Hey Tayste thanks for the info it's really helpful, I reckon it would be used primarily with an active bass so I'll have to factor that in.
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I've actually got an aphex [quote name='tayste_2000' timestamp='1360586660' post='1972680'] I've got a Catalinbread Chili for sale at the moment if it's of any interest. [/quote] Thanks for the info and that looks quite like what I'm after. [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1360586751' post='1972683'] Good idea. Maybe a compressor would do this as well? [/quote] I actually have a punch factory for sale that might do the trick.
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[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1360583274' post='1972557'] I reckon you might be better with a treble boost, or an EQ to boost just specific frequencies. A normal clean boost might give you too much low [/quote] Cheers would the treble boost cut out the lows? As long as it wasn't too extreme.
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Bit of background info. Looking for a bit of info I have a Streamliner 900 which I don't really use. But had a wee jam with it the other day and it sounds excellent. The only thing I found annoying there is no way to switch between the overdriven high gain setting and the normal gain settings. The guitar player in my band suggested getting a boost pedal to drive the tubes and give me a bit of overdrive when required. He uses an mxr micro amp and get's a really nice mellow distortion. I'm just looking for something to give the bass an edge every now and again would a clean boost pedal do the job? And what are the recommendations?
