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[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1340441914' post='1704427'] Phew, that was a mission! So um.. Anybody got a Stageclix Jack version II that isn't noisy? [/quote] Chris - this is Tony Reeves from MTR Ltd, the distributors of stageClix. There is absolutely no way that you should be getting the hiss that you describe. You are either using it wrongly - which I very much doubt - or there is a fault. I am surprised that you have not been back to dealer from whom you bought it. However, please send just the transmitter and receiver (no need for the rest of the kit) back to me at MTR, very carefully packed, address on the website: [url="http://www.mtraudio.com"]www.mtraudio.com[/url] I'll check it out, and if I find the same thing I'll send you replacements. Best, Tony Reeves

[quote name='2x18' timestamp='1339325798' post='1686751'] I have had my Stageclix for a couple of years now and used it on many different basses! It doesnt like some Active basses but is fine with others. --My GL L2000 buzzed badly with it, but my Fender active Jazz and my Landing L1 EMG active were fine. Never had any problems with passive at all! Will. [/quote] The buzz with the GL L2000 is almost certainly because the active electronics are not 100% screened (and you can't really blame the luthier for this as he didn't plan for a transmitter to be a mil away from his electronics. The answer is to use the extension cable and pouch with this model, which moves the transmitter away from the noise source. Tony Reeves MTR Ltd

[quote name='samcivilised' post='39257' date='Jul 30 2007, 09:53 PM']I have a McGregor Bassman 200Watt combo but can find no information online about it. I have had it for a few years and it origionally belonged to a local jazz player who used it all around the UK Anyone got any info on it or the company and also how much would it sell for as it is in very good condition[/quote] If you still have it, this is Tony Reeves from MTR Ltd, distributors of (among other things) McGregor Amplification. This British company is still going strong (mcgregoramps.co.uk), I have one of these too as a spare, they really were very good. They don't make guitar or bass amps any more. It's value is, as always, what someone will pay for it. www.mtraudio.com

[quote name='basstony' post='585732' date='Aug 31 2009, 01:04 PM']Thank's very much! I'm still playing, more than before actually, with all sorts of different bands, and I speak now and then to Dave Greenslade and see him occasionally. Best Tony[/quote] Just a quick update on stageClix - we now have available an extension lead (a locking Neutrik jack socket on a short cable, with a Neutrik mono jack plug on the other end), plus a leather pouch with a belt strap. You put the transmitter in the pouch, and the pouch on your belt or guitar strap. This solves the problem with a very few instruments where access for the transmitter jack is restricted, also some active instruments with less than perfect screening picking up interference. Dave Greenslade will have a new solo CD out soon called Routes and Roots. Best Tony

[quote name='BigRedX' post='481283' date='May 6 2009, 06:20 PM']Hi Tony and welcome to BassChat Completely off-topic (for this thread), but I'd just like to say that you are one of my favourite bass players, and I loved your work with Greenslade! Many thanks for the info too.[/quote] Thank's very much! I'm still playing, more than before actually, with all sorts of different bands, and I speak now and then to Dave Greenslade and see him occasionally. Best Tony

[quote name='Delberthot' post='334450' date='Nov 22 2008, 03:10 PM']Anyone heard if they are actually going to be available in December and if they will be £400? or less? Not much on the website but if anyone knows any insider stuff then I'm all ears.[/quote] This is Tony Reeves from MTR Ltd, the UK stageClix distributor. I'm pleased to say that the "Jack" system will be available from the 2nd week of May, 2009, and the price will be £434.70 including UK VAT. More at www.mtraudio.com or 01923-234050