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  1. Suburban Man
    Just sold a 5 string to Anita14, who is very easy to deal with and travelled over to pick it up - which was a bonus. Honest and recommended to anyone else who decides to trade with her.
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    Hi, yes, still available.
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    Lovely dreadnought acoustic. Professionally-fitted Fishman pickup. Excellent condition. Western Red Cedar top, layered mahogany sides and back 45mm Nut, 650mm scale length Ebony bridge and fingerboard Will mail if necessary for £25
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    Looks a bit like one of those 1980's Electrovoice horn-loaded bins - are you sure that its a fridge?
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    Different capo settings a great idea. Or, if one guitar strums, the other could pick - just simple arpeggios - then you don't have to worry about capo settings. Also if the strum pattern is a bit variable, its easier to keep the tempo correct. If you regularly decide to play second guitar consider a cheap parlour guitar tuned Nashville style. That alongside standard tuning can sound pretty awesome.
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    Well I wouldn't recommend it. 🙂
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    Running off a single socket also prevents the accidental use of separate phases. The installation (venue, hall, whatever) will regularly have 3-Phase power incoming and a number of power sockets on each phase intended to balance the overall load. Obvs only an idiot would leave different phases close to each other on stage... but stranger things have been known.
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    OK, strictly speaking its a PA amp not a bass amp, but quite pokey and in excellent condition It will run either quad or stereo - or even one bridged output for subs and two separate outputs for stereo tops if you really wanted to. No volume controls, so needs a mixer or similar to control the input level Standard Jack inputs on the back and terminal posts for loudspeaker output (Green Phoenix connectors for input if you really want to use them) The latest version of this (with level controls on the front) retails at over £500 I can ship for about £18 if necessary
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    I've bought loads of bits from CPC over the years, their technical items have always been reliable.
  10. Suburban Man
    Might it be possible that the earth/live connections to the humming pickup have got reversed at the pickup end? Pickup would still work, but shielding would be all wrong?
  11. Suburban Man
    Looking for a portable easy-to-use PA System? This is rated at 1Kw RMS each side with an SPL of 126dB 50Hz to 20kHz Line input each side on XLR Ridiculously easy to assemble, takes about 4 minutes to unpack and slot everything together. Assembled stands about 6ft high, so has good projection, but the line array keeps the sound aimed forwards, not up at the ceiling or down at the floor Packed up it fits into a space approx. 90x52x64cms One of the carry bags has lost its zip, but all otherwise ok. Slightly roadworn - as per the pictures, but no defects Too big to mail, but will consider a trip to a convenient pick-up point. Let me know if you want more details
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    Feeling smug since @Brig just bought my Gretsch hollowbody, so January is complete with one bass less and no acquisitions
  13. Suburban Man
    I think that you'd have to give them both the analogue and digital pedals and demonstrate what was happening. Like the power supply suggestion, I can only think that some sort of digital interference is getting into the analogue pedal, which is then feeding back into the digital pedal ... etc. etc. I guess you could try separating them a bit, like 10-12 ft? Or checking the screening on the analogue pedal - its a difficult one when everything works on its own, but not together.
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    Is it possible that you're overloading the digital inputs? What happens if you turn down the volume on your bass slightly?
  15. Suburban Man
    Yup. Still available.
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    OK, I'm still in for Tier 1 - no basses, no gear. The last three weeks feels like about six months though...
  17. Suburban Man
    Not sure what level of abstinence this infringes, but I've just bought a second-hand guitar strap - OK its advertised as a bass strap, but I reckon its really a guitar strap in disguise. Mea culpa, I didn't even flinch as I sent off the payment.
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    Arguably one of the best analogue rack-width mixers around, the FX16ii has three-band Eq with a swept mix section and low cut filter on all 16 input channels. A wide range of effects are provided onboard with effects send plus three aux outputs per channel There is a direct output for every channel, making this a useful front end for any multi-input DAW system Channel routing is direct to main output, or via a sub-mix group with its own faders All inputs and outputs tested working and in overall excellent cosmetic condition Drop me a line if you need any more technical detail
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    Gorgeous Bass. Gorgeous Sound. Purchased on this very forum before Christmas (for £850) I have had to concede that it isn't for me, so need to pass it on. If I was built like Chas Chandler then it would be perfect, but I'm not, and the combination of hollow body and long scale (34") that gives it such a fab sound means that I have to stretch too much to play it. Its too big to mail, but I don't mind travelling a few miles to a pick up point to meet a buyer. Loads of info on the web about these, but let me know if you need any further details.
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    Having had a very happy (ie disastrous) 2023, purchasing far too much stuff that I can't use, I will endeavour to spend not a jot in 2024. Also, being underemployed should help - no money, no temptation.
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    In a way its a problem now that everyone expects to multi-track recordings with each musician playing one at a time and then mix down. A lot of really great songs were done pretty much 'as live' followed by a couple of overdubs. If you read Robbie Robertson's book about the early years of The Band, they learnt that they couldn't work in isolation from each other and even in the studio preferred to be grouped together so that they could pick up the vibe from each other. I know that multitrack is the only way to get the 'polish' that is expected nowadays, but a bit of 'as live' isn't a bad way to start - is it? Shoot me down in flames... etc. etc.
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    If you're used to Zoom and don't mind paying a bit more (like £200 second-hand) their L8 is neat.
  23. Suburban Man
    Rather beautiful Ibanez five-string that isn't getting any use from me and is still in excellent condition I'll courier if necessary (about £25), but I'd rather do a pickup or meet at a suitable mid-point Factory spec: EHB5 9pc Pangapanga/Walnut neck with Graphite reinforcement rods Poplar Burl top/Selected light weight African Mahogany body Bound Panga Panga fretboard w/Abalone off-set dot Medium Stainless Steel frets Nordstrand Custom Big Split neck pickup Nordstrand Custom Big Split bridge pickup Vari-mid 3-band EQ EQ bypass switch (passive tone control on treble pot) MR5HS bridge (19mm string spacing) Black hardware
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    Surely that's Jazz? - We all preferred the original...
  25. Suburban Man
    I don't think anyone's mentioned that you'll need to replace the tuners in order to get a decent tone. And are those really flatwound pipes on it?
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