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The transmitter? Yes it comes with a hardly-used battery and the official cable. The mic? No idea! I have a few PMs that have suggested it's missing an adapter or something so until I can get it straightened out then I'm going to say maybe! Feel free to make me an offer on either but fair disclosure, there's quite the queue for the mic already. -
Hi Basschat. Quite unexpectedly I've had loads of interest on the mic, including several PMs and a post on this here thread that have suggested the photo doesn't quite contain the whole kit. As I say, I only used it to test it months ago and there may well be another bit that's got lost and separated from the party. Until I can test out it and possibly look in the box o' crap, I'm temporarily putting it on hold. Sorry for the inconvenience but the last thing I want is some poor Basschat brother or sister getting half a thing and paying good money for what may end up being useless.
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Hello, two Shure wireless items for sale: both a transmitter and a microphone. First up is a GLXD1 transmitter pack. I bought a full GLXD16 set, then I wanted another transmitter so I bought one. Then I got a whole other set for my other board, leaving me with 3 transmitters and 2 receivers, which is just a little excessive, so up it goes. Immaculate condition with the exception of the little rubber door is a bit loose. But then, anyone who has even caused a breeze by walking past one of these will tell you that they just do that. EDIT: Includes the official jack to ta4f cable and the battery but sadly no box. £120 including postage. --- Next is a Beta 98H microphone. Designed to clip on to an instrument and then go into the above wireless transmitter. These are a little rare to find used and quite expensive. I have never actually used this other than to test as it arrived with my newly-purchased full transmitter/receiver set and I just don't need it. I can confirm it makes my ukulele sounds great through my Helix though. £120 including postage.
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Pedalboard battery for sale. It's this Harley Benton one. I've used it for a while under my Pedaltrain Nano to power a small board but I scored a cracking deal on another Cioks so up for sale this goes. It will have had fewer than 10 charge cycles in its life and is in amazing condition aside from the obligatory velcro on the underside. £20 includes postage within the UK. Or you are welcome to pick up from NE40. -
So a while ago (edit: turns out it was almost six years ago!) I decided to sell my Stingray 5. It was a great instrument but 5 strings just wasn't for me and besides, I had two other Stingrays. After a while of nobody coming up with the money and rejecting a few trade offers, I somewhat reluctantly accepted a part exchange deal where I was to have most of the money and the rest was paid for in a beaten up mid-nineties Stingray that had been modified. Whatever, I can sell it later and I only 'paid' £400 for it. Instant number 1 status. I don't know whether this tree got some extra sunlight or some extra water or something. Maybe the robots that built it were having a really good day. This bass is just every cliche about 'feeling like home', 'old baseball glove', all that. What's really really telling is that, when other people play a bass of mine, they're always polite and pleasant about the other basses but they positively gush about the red stingray. Also, I apparently have never given it a glamour photoshoot...
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There's 12 year old girls in my school playing 34" basses no problem. I started at 13 and most of the girls at that age are taller than the boys anyway. If she needs a short scale though then I'd echo the Talman and suggest the Jackson Minion. Great basses if you like the look. I also had a Gretch that was nice but I probably wouldn't that as my only bass.
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That's pretty. Bitsa? Custom? Refin? More information if you can please. 😁
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Feel free to keep an eye on the classifieds this weekend...
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There's a tallboy in the classifieds here that's down south and it annoys me that it's not closer. </whinge>
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Ebmm have cut their colours right down. I think the bongo comes in 2. The stingray has what you're talking about too, different finishes per string number.
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Wireless is more about not tripping or tangling a cable than it is about that.
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Rack amps should have inputs on the back. It's fine on normal amps but on racks they need to have an extra on the back. If Peavey can get this right why can't others? My last wireless was only half width, so that left space if I needed it. Not that I needed it, because the helix (which was designed to go in a rack!) had an input on the back.
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Wireless!
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Out of interest, why 80% volume?
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They all sound poop when I play them.
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Hi everyone. What are the differences in the old (Lee Sklar) Microbass combos? Unfortunately when I Google no matter what I do I get people explaining the differences between the -s and the -e (chorus, etc) but I mean the differences between the -e i, ii and iii. Thanks
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Hi everyone. I have a Nano that hosts my main gigging setup which is powered by a Cioks DC7, and very good it is too. However, I've also got another board that very rarely leaves the house that consists of Korg Pitchblack Advance TC Mojo Mojo Tech 21 Paradriver This is not a complicated board, it has less than 100mA of draw even if everything was turned on and it doesn't need isolation. I have been using pedal board batteries to power this (Warwick and now Harley Benton) but I'd prefer a wall solution, what fits under a Nano that's not really expensive? I was looking at my guitarists board which has a Vitoos Dc4 but that seems discontinued. I have a preference for something that plugs straight into the wall and doesn't use a power brick but I have a spare Diago Power station that would fit in top in a pinch. Thanks
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Hi everyone, selling my Zander Sono dual distortion pedal. I'll get some photos up asap but it's good as new in a not quite so good as new box. Excellent pedal with one channel that goes from clean boost into light overdrive and the second which goes from overdrive through the really extreme slightly gated fuzz. It's this one. £95 posted anywhere in the UK. -
Do you tend to own basses with a similar price/quality range, or a wider spread?
Jack replied to Oomo's topic in Bass Guitars
The amount of people who have quoted me in this thread proves that there is, at best, a very loose correlation between cost and quality. Is a £6k Fodera noticeably better than a £100 Gear4Music own-brand p bass? Absolutely! Do all the basses in between follow that logic in perfect cost order? Not at all. I really belive that, if you'd never heard of any of the brands, you'd say my MIA and MI Fenders was near the bottom of my pile. Certainly below my Sire V7, which cost half as much. -
Are you blending that signal with one that never leaves the helix? Makes me wonder in the delay from the da/ad is causing the phasing.
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Most of the big names make a power supply that will handle that no problem. My Cioks DC7 would, as would a Strymon Ojai. In fact as long as there's one high current output for the Boss the rest could probably all share. Something like the Cioks Adam will manage if you combine the two high current outputs. Harley Benton make a few that fit the bill on the cheaper end of the market.
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There's also the Zander Sono.
