Currrls

[quote name='Musky' post='439550' date='Mar 19 2009, 06:37 PM']Any dc power supply capable of delivering 1A or higher should do the trick (with those pedals you're drawing about 600ma).The Diago Power Station gets a lot of thumbs up and handles up to 3A. You want to check that any pedals you use take dc power (most do), whether it's positive or negative ground (most are negative, but you'll need a separate supply for those that aren't) and the type of socket they've got Diago do adaptors).[/quote] i'd be careful because i think I broke my pedal last night by using a 200mA adaptor with a pedal that requires 23mA :/

does the BBE do a decent job of compressing slap bass?

alternatively, anyone fancy making me an offer?

This is sounding good, could make a few hundred quid profit off of my band manager

[quote name='steve' post='430871' date='Mar 10 2009, 07:05 PM']don't know what the value is but that could be the basis of a cool circuit bending project[/quote] my thoughts exactly

Ok, so I've just been given one of these: It's a casio DG-10, a digital guitar which is essentially one of the cheap casio keyboards but in the form of a guitar. It work by midi signals, so it knows when a string is vibrating and has a rubber fingerboard which senses where you've put your fingers and alters the pitch accordingly. It has something like 20 different tones and a few different drum tracks built in, all of which can be played through the built in speaker! Just wondering if anyone knows much about them, particularly is there a market for them and what kind of price do they go for? I've seen some on [url="http://cgi.ebay.com/Casio-Digital-Guitar-DG-20-+-BOX,-Power-Supply,-Strap_W0QQitemZ200311320521QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090218?IMSfp=TL090218132008r12962"]ebay[/url] but the price seems ridicolous (admitedly that one is a newer model). So any help would be great!

I use that amp for band practice and found the same thing. It's certainly not the best compression ever.

hehe, i'm going to go boil my strings now, theyre in need of a new set but i'm well and truly credit crunched. i'll let you know how it goes!

[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='408543' date='Feb 13 2009, 01:21 PM']I prefer al dente.[/quote] and add a dash of salt?

with the boiling method, i presume you just stick them in a pan of boiling water, but how long for?

Oh i don't believe it, I'm coming up to halifax for my half-yearly family visit, so should be able to get to harrogate, but i think i'm going to miss the bash by one day! GUTTED

Sorry if this has been mentioned, what about we create a link on the home page which is similar to the 'view new posts' button but only works for new threads in the for sale section, so it could be called 'new things for sale'

Basically, everyone should just switch to firefox...

[quote name='WHUFC BASS' post='391339' date='Jan 25 2009, 11:21 PM']Its not too bad there as it goes, its when you go past Turnpike Lane that it gets interesting..[/quote] My mate got bottled in turpike lane on friday night. not a nice place. [quote]Up to £115 with 11 hours to go? You're doin alright there! Might stick mine on ebay[/quote] Didnt move in the last 11 hours but still unbeleivably happy with £115!

bump...... sale now includes a ritter gig bag

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='389254' date='Jan 23 2009, 07:54 AM']How much do you want for it? I might have to sweet talk the missus a litle as it's an exact match for my P.[/quote] I was thinking somewhere between 50 and 100

Come and buy it one of you if you live so close!!!!

bump!

i saw that yesterday, pretty impressive but seriously i don't know why you'd buy someone else's set up

[quote name='WHUFC BASS' post='383683' date='Jan 18 2009, 12:53 AM']Didn't realise this was his i thought he was thinking of buying it... no offence [/quote] ehehehe, don't worry about it. I know it's not the best thing ever that's why i'm selling it, but its weaknesses are reflected in the price