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WHUFC BASS

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  1. 13 hours ago, BigRedX said:

     

    I've not personally tried one, but if the various reports on the internet are to be believed, then not really. Plus the lower notes took longer to register with the pitch to MIDI conversion (you can't beat the laws of physics).


    I remember I had a Boss Octaver pedal in the late 80s and it also had problems with low notes - it'd freak out on a low E note, like my missus trying to make her mind up whether to stay in or go out.

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  2. The bottom line is if they can't provide a demonstrable linear graph to show the difference between their cables and others then they can be 'effed off without a second thought. Anything presented without evidence can be dismissed without evidence. Same goes for valves and "tonewood" (in electric instruments) - another huge scam.

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  3. As long as you get a reasonably good quality cable, that'd be fine.

     

    The whole super-expensive cable thing is just a massive con, just like tone wood and valves/tube making a difference to your sound.

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  4. On 13/01/2022 at 21:30, Shaggy said:

    Looking at those pics inside the amp, you can actually smell the heady mixture of 1960’s dust and hot valves.   Just glorious.......😍

     

    I’ve vowed no more guitar gear, but bump for splendid vintage goodness.

    That is so true. I walked into a studio yesterday which smelt of exactly what you mention there, coupled with damp basement smells and stale alcohol (usually from split beer from punters). That to me just conjures up images of loud music and hard work. Love it !

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  5. On 26/02/2022 at 11:45, Reggaebass said:

    I vaguely remember that, can you remember where it was in Leytonstone 

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    It was on the High Road if memory serves me correctly

    *EDIT* .... it was 396-398 High Road, Leytonstone.

     

    I remember back in the 80s a mate of mine part exchanged an old Slingerland drum kit which was knackered and beaten for pennies for a brand new Pearl Export kit. Two weeks later I went back and they'd refurbished the Slingerland and was selling it for around a grand. I told him and he didn't believe me until he saw it for himself. I did detect a tear or two in his eyes when he saw it.

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  6. 23 hours ago, Supernaut said:

    Please tell - what is required in your eyes to be a 'musician'? 


    The ability to fire three rounds a minute in any weather.



    Oh hang on ... that's what's required to be a soldier in Wellington's army during the Peninsular War according to Major Sharpe.

    As you were ...

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