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  1. woodyratm
    Death By Audio - Sold. VT Bass - Provisionally Sold. Bump for the Bass Driver Deluxe
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    [quote name='scrawntcher' timestamp='1352397916' post='1862596'] I have a AMT V1-L pedal it's basically an all singing vox ac-30 pre amp but in pedal size it has two loops on it AND powers other pedals! Check out videos it sounds amazing! Swap for dba? [/quote] Hey mate - afraid i'm not really looking for a pre type pedal. Sorry! [quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1352404253' post='1862721'] PMed ! [/quote] Replied
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    [quote name='scrawntcher' timestamp='1352395522' post='1862563'] Trades? Interested in death by audio [/quote] Hrmm maybe. What are you thinking?
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    Allo! I bought these pedals a few weeks ago and I've now been tempted by something else entirely. Sooooo:- 1) Sansamp VT Bass v2 - £100 -Still boxed and what not. 2) Sansamp Deluxe Bass Driver - £170 - Dont think I got the box for it. [s]3) Death By Audio Total Sonic Annihilator - £50 - Boxed with all the bumph[/s] Details about the sansamp Deluxe. For bassists who like to switch it up on stage, the SansAmp Bass Driver Deluxe is the ultimate live tool for the bass-hopping, preset-stomping player. The Deluxe is all about fast delivery of monster Tech 21 bass tones in the fray of a live performance. Dual inputs enable two instruments to be on-line and ready to go with a pop-free selector. You can program three custom tones for each input, or use all six for a single instrument. You can also program the FX loop to engage your favorite effect with a particular setting and the Deluxe will bring it every time that preset is selected. The fat, funky tones of the SansAmp Bass Driver series are legendary. With an all-analog signal path, two inputs, six presets, a programmable effect loop, and parallel/tuner out, the stage-optimized Deluxe is all that with cheese and pickles. Details about the VT bass:- The tower of power pumping through a stack of 10-inchers is the legendary bass tone for players who enjoy being heard. From chunky funk with the ubiquitous flip top, to the higher gain growl of indie rock. Still need more? Lean on the Character control for the fat distortion of Crimson and King's X. It all sounds massive DI. Clean SVT® thump to dirty earthquaking rump, you dial it in. Postage would be about £5 each I'd guess. Paypal or Bank Transfer preferred. Ta much [IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/92F3BE34-32F1-427F-9D44-6B393EAFFC20-4934-00000536EEC6109F.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/C0F1F3E4-ABE9-4F29-BD0D-A3B09A1712D8-4934-0000053681A36F3F.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/643709A5-180C-4E18-863F-EB39AE18778F-4934-00000536F5354DA5.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/300BECD5-771C-4B95-932F-D5BCB665A1AF-4934-00000536FEB99691.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/166E582B-990F-45F7-A969-86320575DBFE-4934-000005370CEA1DCA.jpg[/IMG]
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    Thought about moving your thumb a few mm's down the pickup? Getting a thumb rest? Learning the floating thumb technique? Also has you said - less thumb pressure - let the attack come from your fingers!
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    [quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1350675686' post='1842299'] Nothing strange about it - I offered a brand new set of La Bella Deep Talkin' roundwound bass strings to any interested party if they'd make a £10 donation to Basschat, I even said I'd pay for the postage costs. What then happens is a couple of miserable cynical bastards come along & question my motives for doing so, which really pisses me off & causes me to retract the offer. Pretty simple really. [/quote] Can I just confirm that it was Top Morto who originally offended you? Perhaps he genuinely didn't know if paypal was trackable/you were in contact with Ped. But Ho hum I'm sure some binman will be very happy with the strings. PS:- If you were that bothered about donating to BC - why not try and sell the strings for a teeny tiny amount? Then you could donate that money yourself...? Instead of just chucking them? Whats done is done I guess
  7. woodyratm
    Strangest thread i've read today.
  8. woodyratm
    And done!
  9. woodyratm
    Hey Guys, I got this a few months or so ago on here - just to test it. The power supply jack doesn't appear to work but it works great on a 9v battery. Be good for someone to have as a spare, tester or backup. Free to good home
  10. woodyratm
    Thought you liked this?
  11. woodyratm
    I'd suggest where you'd normally put the bridge. I'll get my coat
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    [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1349355130' post='1825183'] Which ACS ones you got matey? These the right folks? [url="http://www.hearingprotection.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=65&Itemid=127"]http://www.hearingpr...d=65&Itemid=127[/url] I've got alpine ones and if there's a better solution I want to investigate it! [/quote] Think the Pro-17 ones.
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    PS BOTB - that wasnt aimed just at you!
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    [quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1349345415' post='1824933'] That's useful to know, and I may have to check these out. I've used both Alpine Music Safe and ER20s at gigs, and I really notice that they cut a disproportionate amount of high end. A couple of times I've found that if I set my amp where it sounds right to me (especially playing guitar) wearing either type, the treble takes everyone else's head off! It looks like the PR20s posted by Brensabre are addressing the same problem. Maybe I can put off forking out for the custom fitted ones a little longer... [/quote] I don't understand us music types. We blow tons of cash against stuff to make the noise, but when it comes to protection we seem to ignore it. The custom ones are great - I got because my hearing is already mong'd. At 23 thats pretty rubbish. Get ones which are comfy to wear and allow you to hear everything. My ACS ones were 140 odd and it's the best purchase I've made. Practice sounds better since I'm not being deafened. I wouldn't substitute decent ones just cause other ones are cheap. I've used ER15s, Alpine, foam blah blah and always felt they removed the wrong frequencies or were just not comfy (ER15s made my ear itch).
  15. woodyratm
    I bought custom ACS ones. Brilliant for band practice, gigs and nights out!
  16. woodyratm
    I'd start flat and adjust to taste.
  17. woodyratm
    [quote name='paulwillson' timestamp='1349174176' post='1822649'] i have the diago power supply thing and thats awesome! [/quote] Yeah I used the Diago too. Great and well priced.
  18. woodyratm
    As above - I can vouch for Scott above. Utter FX junkie (like the most of us here ) Buy with confidence.
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    I love them. Highly useful item.
  20. woodyratm
    That sucks dude Could always get the Bass Chat Aberdeen massive to head round to his.
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    [quote name='urb' timestamp='1348744176' post='1817580'] Frigging A - totally agree - I'm guessing it was 'management' suggesting that it would undermine their image as a 'trio' - the extra guitar guy is probably out of sight when they play arenas... and while I'm digging the kind of organic use of a synth bass (i.e.e it's not on a loop etc) this song is sounding dangerously like U2... I guess it was only a matter of time before Muse went that way. Good players though. [/quote] Big Freeze on the new album is insanely U2 sounding.
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    [quote name='AttitudeCastle' timestamp='1348679891' post='1816894'] You clearly don't understand the power of fanboyisms of you think people won't buy this just because it's Chris's bass Us Muse fans are a strange lot [/quote] Yeahhhh... I need to find 2 grand now.
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    [quote name='gafbass02' timestamp='1348583459' post='1815527'] the already mentioned 'sabotage' Timmy C's awesome tone in know your enemy And, um, well, mine! Heard here: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnThxCeCJfg&sns=em[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4smim2MNvF8&sns=em[/media] [/quote] +1 to know your enemy
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    Also the blue dragon is a useful boost pedal - i think this used to be mine?
  25. woodyratm
    [quote name='Thor' timestamp='1348516061' post='1814710'] topo morto Hematoma [/quote] Ivan - you're gonna need a huge board soon!
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