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    this deffo gone? just what i was looking for!
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    [quote name='FunkmanD' post='1149311' date='Mar 4 2011, 10:58 AM']have a bump on me, Very nice finish.[/quote] Thanks i've added a new description as I feel the old one did say enough about the bass.
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    Damn I wish I had the extra cash!
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    Got the cash ready and I've seen a few about but unfortunately they have gone. Thanks Joel
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    Still going? I have a buyer for my gear tomorrow and if the sale goes through I will be interested.
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    SOLD

    Joelwidds replied to risingson's topic in Basses For Sale

    [quote name='risingson' post='1137946' date='Feb 22 2011, 11:47 PM']Come on chaps! Really don't want to Ebay this bass, me and Ebay don't get on!![/quote] Still going? I Might have sold my gear this weekend and I would be interested.
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    For sale here is a Tanglewood Warrior II electric bass guitar, with a natural Brown-stained wood finish. The bass has a few dints and scratches but plays brilliantly, I recently had it set up by Gordon White at single coil in Leeds. Once I had it set up the different between the stock setup and the professional set up was huge. The set up alone cost 40 pound + Strings. The neck is really straight and a low action with no fret buzzes. The bass is really heavy which is great for those you like a solid quality feeing instruments. Although this bass is a cheap price there is nothing cheap about it and I can safely say its easily one of the best used bass you will find under £200. I'm a bit sad to see it go for just £80 but I need it towards my new bass. Contact [email protected] 01282868770 Email is best. Thanks Joel
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    [quote name='51m0n' post='1135793' date='Feb 21 2011, 05:11 PM']Ok, I understnd the sentiment, really I do, KISS and all that, and new strings are very important for a good bass sound, decent kit played well is a must too.[/quote] Yeah theres loads more to it but what im saying is the basics of the chain is important.
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    This all seems to have got carried away. If i've learn anything recording is so so simple Good equipment and techniques = Good sound theres no magic going on. Good player -> Good Bass -> New strings -> Good DI -> Good AD Converters -> Hardrive. = Nice sound You take one of these elements away and its going to go down hill. Once you have a nice clean DI then your amp sims and VST are going to sound good and the sayings are "You cant polish and turd" and "Garbage in in garbage out". If you havent got a good bass in the first place then thats what you should fix. Thats chain neeeds to be the best it can because a amp sim and eq's arent the place to go. EQ is for fixing things but you don't have to fix it if you get it right it the first place. Plugings are a fad just used in the wrong way by so many people.
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    If your in the newest logic 9! Flex is your friend for this! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSALHq4eIPE"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSALHq4eIPE[/url] Recycle is also good but involes going out the DAW then back into the DAW and having to bounce the tracks twice but with flex you can do it all within the DAW . Theres a few different algorithms to choose from just pick the one that sounds best to your ears. Also most with most DAW you can now time strech by holding command and draging the end of the audio track longer or shorter. If you have choosen the right algorithm for the job and your not slowing it down by to much it shouldnt effect the quilty too much.
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    Softube Bass amp room is easly the best and most realistic out there. IK Amplitube is pretty nice too at a great price. [url="http://softube.se/bass_amp_room.php"]http://softube.se/bass_amp_room.php[/url] I think I must have tryed everyone on the market and nothing stands upto Softube and IK. With softube you can really dig into the notes and hear the model of the tube cunch I would say IK has a simular vibe but more clean and mordern sounding and modeld from different unit from to softube wich give a different result.
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    Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 is hands down best value for money. I've had the big brother the pro 40 and I have also been on most interfaces in it price range as well as using high end converters like the Avid HD192. Don't waste your time with a mixer or PCI. The main thing your looking for is a nice preamp into some nice converters. I wount go beringer at all focusrite have been making high end preamp for years so when it comes to budget they know what there cutting on price and lately they seem to be getting into High end converters like the rednet. You don't gain anything from going out of the box to a desk in this price range so your best with a all in one box. If you cant afford the pro 25 get the pro 10 usb with 4 ins and outs I wouldn't put my money on anything else in this price range. After that any software program is fine as all you are doing is source-preamp-converters-Hardrive. If you are new to recording dont get into all the hype of DAW's sound different because they don't but I would highly recommend Reaper for its work flow. I the past I have been through every DAW and reaper and protools work flow is best I have come across.
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    I can highly recommend the Focusrite pro 40. I have used most interfaces in its price range and also have used high end converters like the the Avid HD 192. To be honest I wouldn't put my cash on anything else in that price range. With the pro 40 you also get 8 ADAT in and out as well if you ever want to add another preamp and have 16 ins and outs. I have never had a problem with it and Focusrite are always fast on software upgrades and customer service. The work flow is hard to understand at first because of the very flexible routing which allows you to take any input and send it to any output pre DAW. Focusrite have provided many videos on this. Also the loop back features is a amazing been able to record anything from any sound source on your computer eg. Youtube. Straight to your DAW. The sound of the preamps are also nice for the price range not giving out as much noise as some of the products that try compete with it I could go on forever about this product so if you have any questions just ask.
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    (SOLD!)(SOLD!)(SOLD!)(SOLD!) I'm selling my Ashdown set up as I no longer play bass in a band. Everything is in perfect working condition. The pictured provided is not of mine but one in similar condition. I have split a bit of white paint on the grill of the cab but nothing major. All round this a great amp that will be sure to last at a bargain price! This amp retails new at retailing at £465. I live in Colne Lancashire during the week and Leeds on weekends so wich ever is best for you. Email:[email protected] Phone:01282868770 I will also trade for a Fender P or Jazz bass and add money depending on the bass. Specs: This MAG300H features an on-board compressor. MAG is designed for the busy semi-pro player who wants classic ABM tone without the more sophisticated facilities and connectivity. The MAG 300H head features a potent fan-cooled 307-watt RMS power section. Rotary bass, middle, and treble controls are supplemented by smaller rotary controls—providing 15dB of cut and boost at 220Hz and 1.6kHz and effectively creating a comprehensive 5-band EQ section. Additionally, front panel push switches for Bright and Deep settings provide instant access to attacking and warm, rounded sounds, respectively. On the subject of low-end response, the trademark Ashdown sub-harmonic generator is willing and able to deliver truckloads of earth-moving tone if called upon. Inputs are provided for active and passive instruments, and the front panel also features an effects send and return; a tuner/line output; and a balanced DI output for direct connection to a mixing console. The amplifier also includes a built-in compressor with precision sonic control, and the cabinet is finished in a tough, retro-style vinyl covering. Ashdown MAG 300H 307W Bass Amp Head Features: * Fan-cooled 307 watts RMS power section * Rotary bass, middle and treble controls are supplemented by smaller rotary controls * 15dB of cut and boost at 220Hz and 1.6kHz * Front panel push switches for Bright and Deep settings * Ashdown sub-harmonic generator * Inputs for active and passive instruments * Effects send and return * Tuner/line output * Balanced DI output * Built-in compressor with precision sonic control * Retro-style vinyl covering The MAG 210T is built extra-deep and loaded with 2 - 10" Ashdown BlueLine speakers and a tweeter for exceptional attack, clarity, and low end. Tough black carpet exterior and steel grille add protection and a pro look. Recessed handles make it easy to move around. Ashdown BlueLine speakers achieve a superb balance of power, transparency, and deep, controlled low end without sacrificing any of the mid-band attack and high-end brightness that are so important in a modern bass sound. Ashdown MAG 210T 2X10" Deep Bass Cabinet with Tweeter Features: * 200W continous power handling * 2 - 10" Ashdown BlueLine speakers and tweeter * Extra-deep cabinet * Black carpet exterior * Steel grille * Recessed handles Thanks for checking it out!
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