Randy_Marsh

Got robbed on holiday :/ need money now, so open to any offers cash wise

Bump before I go on holiday

Another bump

Love that Jazz. Deserves a bump for maximum knobbage though

That was pretty ace. Really impressed

Bump

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How come you did that? Gutted you didn't manage to get the saw on it

I've had a couple of sets of DR Black beauties, and I'm not 100% sold on the whole coated string thing. I'm just going to stick to normals, but will be trying a set of DR's on my new stingray. However did try some Thomastik flats on a 62 Jazz this weekend and they felt pretty nice...

Bump

[quote name='the hen' post='1262841' date='Jun 9 2011, 04:01 PM']Sold pending payment. [/quote]

I'm selling this as I only use my Eden really. Great sound and plenty of power, but I'm not using it. Have to say though, I'll really miss it lighting up like a spaceship on a dark stage

Comes in the 3U rack case. I'm after £150 ideally, but hit me up.

Blurb
Designed with more control in mind. Virtually unlimited tone-shaping and plenty of power for maximum headroom in any playing situation. Selectable tube and solid state preamps for a rainbow of new tone colors. Pinpoint equalization, tone control and compression to fine-tune each sound. Built rugged, each amp is known for the clean, high-impact sound that put Hartke on the map.
250 watts per side at 4 ohms/170 watts per side at 8 ohms. Biamp or mono full range operation. Selectable tube & solid state preamps. Bass & treble contour controls. 10-band graphic EQ. Adjustable compression and variable active crossover with balance control. Balanced XLR output.


Power: 250 Watts Per Side at 4 Ohms
170 Watts Per Side at 8 Ohms
Biamp Or Mono Full-Range Operation
Selectable Tube & Solid-State Preamps
Rotary Bass & Treble Contour Controls
10-Band Graphic Eq
Adjustable Compression
Variable Active Crossover W/ Balance Control
Balanced XLR Out
Total Harmonic Distortion: Less Than 1% At Rated Power
Signal-To-Noise: Approx. 68 dBm
Effects Send & Return
Bipolar Design
Passive/Active Input Jack
Rack-Mountable
Dimensions: 2U Space, 13" Deep

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[quote name='Earthling' post='1260189' date='Jun 7 2011, 08:06 PM']How much is my Warwick 4 String Stage 1 Streamer Worth it was made in 1993 and is totally beautiful condition?[/quote]

Get some pictures up mate. Much easier to say when you can actually see it

Have a look in the effects bit of the forum. Some really comprehensive stuff on compressors and which one's are better etc.

Thanks for that Evil Undead. I might have to wait a few months then, but at least I know something is coming my way, as it sounds like a great bit of kit.

Randy is a personal hero of mine. Glad to see he has a few fans on here

Is there anything like this for android?

[quote name='tommorichards' post='1256103' date='Jun 4 2011, 12:22 AM']have you tried posting on gumtree?[/quote]

Pretty sure this is on Ebay... If not, as soon as SFE backdate my payments this is mine

It's a bit OTT but for some reason, I like the Clayton bass...

[quote name='geoffbyrne' post='1247949' date='May 28 2011, 09:55 AM']Sorry, being old & probably un-hip(! - that phrase dates me!) that reference has completely passed me by.

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Frank can tell you all you need to know Geoff
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[quote name='geoffbyrne' post='1246737' date='May 27 2011, 10:13 AM']

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That's crazy! Glad you weren't advising him to buy some poppers

[quote name='geoffbyrne' post='1244011' date='May 25 2011, 10:54 AM']I use a product called 'Liquid Gold' which has been left open to allow the 'Triklone' (Trichloroethylene) to evaporate. It's based on almond oil, as are a lot of oil treatments intended for antique furniture.

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Hopefully you don't mean you leave this type of liquid gold to evaporate around the room?

You wax lyrical about these being the greatest basses! Looks lovely, and good luck in your search

[quote name='XylemBassGuitar' post='1236197' date='May 18 2011, 07:46 PM']Have you tried a brand new set on the Warwick yet? If a new set that has yet to touch a bass also sounds dead you might have a problem with the Warwick.[/quote]

Put a fresh set of Warwick strings on literally about 5 minutes ago, and they sound grand. Lots of life in them and nice and bright. I'm going to have to start wiping them down when I play I think. I must just kill strings, as the coated DR's didn't last very long haha. Glad to know it's probably not a fault with the bass.

[quote name='RhysP' post='1235227' date='May 18 2011, 09:06 AM']I've found that taking strings off & putting them on again can make them sound brighter again for a while; maybe slackening them right off & then returning to tension clears some of the crud caught in the windings & gives 'em a bit more life.

(Just my personal observations on the matter - no scientific basis for them......). [/quote]

Aye, I have noticed that a bit myself. I'm just worried about it being the nut or something. Might have to take it in for a decent set up... Just need to find somewhere decent near Crewe

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='1235082' date='May 17 2011, 11:55 PM']THE BASS IS NOW TRADED PENDING[/quote]

Any hints?