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mikegatward

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  1. I love mine and have no regrets about swapping from my previous multi pedal set up to the Stomp.

     

    Just give some thought as to how you’re going to power it. The power supply it comes with isn’t the sturdiest thing but you’ve probably already got something powering your board that will do the job.

     

    And also think how you’re going to operate it in a gig setting. Three stomp switches isn’t a lot so I’d defo add an auxiliary dual foot switch to give you FS4/5. I also added a Morningstar MC6. All that, plus my wireless receiver sits nicely on a pedaltrain nano plus. Shout if you want a pic.

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  2. I had a jazz with that style scratchplate and knobs. Can’t recall much about it other than it was Mexican, not US. I swapped it out for a more standard scratch plate and bell plate. Still got it I’m the spares box.

     

    Still a bargain either way.

  3. On 27/02/2024 at 09:25, neepheid said:

    So, the bass is in Nottingham, but the "seller" lives in Birmingham.  Is it this easy to scam people these days?

    It will be a hacked account, probably the account on someone who is pretty much inactive on Facebook. They will likely have listed loads of different types of bargain goods, often with the same price tag.

     

    Guess it must be worth their while otherwise why do it ?

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  4. What you also tend to find is they always offer to buy your ‘item’ not your ‘Dingwall ng3’ or whatever it is you’re selling. I’ve had scores of such messages over the years and it’s clearly a copy & paste job.

     

    That’s the trouble with kids today. Too lazy to put some proper effort into scamming you😊

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  5. I’m looking to upgrade the bands lighting. We’re just a covers band who play the pub circuit so no luxury of a sound or light person.

     

    We currently just have a 4 par Equinox unit with a broken footswitch and are going to add a wash light or 2.

     

    Clearly DMX is the way forward to control the lights but I’m torn between 2 options.

     

    The iPad route would be clean as we already use a router for the iPad controlled mixer. But the big problem I see is how are we going to control it when we’re all busy playing.

     

    Second option is a dmx controller with midi input. As I run a Morningstar mc6 into a Helix Stomp presumably I could run through into the dmx controller and call up Chasers from there. Downside on that is that it’s another lump of kit to transport.

     

    Just wondered what other similar bands used. 

  6. Hi all

     

    Lookiny for some guidance as to a replacement for a Sadowsky pre in a Shuker pj bass.

     

    The ideal choice was a John East uni-pre 4 knob but I’m not convinced the cavity has room for it.

     

    The 3 knob version might fit but I’d need a new pick guard 

     

    I’ve attached some pics to show the space available in the cavity and would appreciate thoughts about what 3 band 4 knob set up might fit.

     

    Thanks in advance 

     

     

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  7. Release the Hounds are playing the Station Tavern in Cleckheaton on Saturday 27th January. We’re a female fronted 5 piece covers band who do a bit of everything.

     

    its not far from Dewsbury, Bradford, Halifax and Brighouse in West Yorkshire.

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  8. Retrovibe Route ’51 Replacement single coil bass pickup for 50s Precision Alnico Poles, Cloth Wire, String binding, wax potted.
     

    This is the 9.2k version

     

    £22 uk posted - stock pic shown foe reference as it’s currently installed on my bitsa

     

    Full spec:

     

    Technical Specification

    DC Resistance: 9.2 KOhm

    The lower bobbin plate measures 83mm x 25mm.
    Upper bobbin measures 67mm x 17mm.
    The pickup is approximately 18mm deep in total.
    Screw holes are 77mm apart.
    Pole spacing is 17mm.
    Wires are cloth covered.

     

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