Mikey D

[quote name='OldGit' post='228376' date='Jun 28 2008, 12:24 AM']There's something ironic about a Drum Throne called "peace" [/quote] Ha, you're not wrong!

[quote name='cheddatom' post='228175' date='Jun 27 2008, 05:06 PM']Prices?[/quote] Sorted.

In case anyone on here is a closet drummer or has a drummer buddy looking for new gear! I'm listing it on [url="http://www.drumclassifieds.co.uk"]Drum Classifieds[/url] as well. £450 - Premier Artist Heritage Club Kit (20 bass, 10*6 & 13*11 Toms, 13*5.5 Snare) - Silver Sparkle including fairly new Evans EMAD bass drum skin and premier cymbal arm. [NO PHOTO AT THE MOMENT] £160 - Pearl Free Floating Sheel (FFS) Brass 14" * 3.5" [b]SOLD - Cheers to Some French Man on eBay[/b]£90 - Iron Cobra Ltd Edition Chrome Single Pedal in Metal Case £320 (The Lot) or £155 - Dream Bliss Cymbals - 24" Ride[b]SOLD[/b], £70 - 20" Crash/Ride, £80 - 14" Hi-hats signed by (Chris "Daddy" Dave), £25 - 10" Splash [b]SOLD - Cheers to my Housemate! [/b]£25 - Zildjian 14" ZXT Trashformer £20 - Sabian Pro 10" China Splash £200 (The lot) - [url="http://www.dwdrums.com/hardware/6000Series.htm"]DW 6000 series Hardware[/url] (Snare Stand, Straight Stand, Boom Stand and HiHat, all MINT, and boxed except boom stand) £10 - Peace Drum Stool [b]SOLD - Cheers BigRedX (Mike)[/b]£10 - Cowbell and Clamp for Bass Drum Leave me a message or PM if you are interested in anything in particular.. Everything in MINT CONDITION (Chris Dave even plays for them! ) Based in Birmingham and would prefer cash on collection, but courier can be organised I suppose for most things.

[size=4][b]Pigtronix EP-1 Envelope Filter[/b][/size] [i]Website:[/i] [url="http://www.pigtronix.com/products/EP-1.htm"]Pigtronix[/url] [i]Condition:[/i] Cosmetically excellent and fully functional. [i]RRP:[/i] They sell new for about £198 (Not including additional expression pedal) [i]Price:[/i] [s]£100[/s] £90. Prefer buyer to collect but can post for £12.50. [i]Comments:[/i] Great effect for bass, guitar, keys or even using in a studio setup. Comes with extra expression pedal and boxes.

[size=4][b]PJB Suitcase = 4B Extension Cab[/b][/size] Suitcase: SPEAKERS: 4 high-power, full-range dedicated 5" bass instrument loudspeakers in a computer-optimized, vented 8ohm enclosure POWER: 200W / 8ohm - 300W / 4ohm (with 4B Extension Cabinet) WEIGHT: 49 lb DIMENSIONS: inch 16.5 x 13.75 x 17.5 INPUT: Active / Passive FEATURES: Two individual channels, Compressor/limiter, 5-Band EQ, Headphone out, Balanced-line out, Pre-amp out, Extension-speaker out AC VOLTAGE: 120-240 Volt 4B Cab: POWER HANDLING: For use up to 300W IMPEDANCE: 8 ohm FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 25Hz-15KHz SENSITIVITY: 95 dB / watt CONNECTIONS: Speakon connectors WEIGHT: 39 lb / 18 kg DIMENSIONS: inch 16.5 x 13.75 x 17.5 WxDxH: mm 420 x 350 x 445 [i]Website:[/i] [url="http://www.philjonesbass.com/"]Phil Jones Bass[/url] [i]Condition:[/i] Great condition. [i]RRP:[/i] Bass direct are doing an offer on this now for £1049 and Bass Centre for about £940. [i]Old Price:[/i] [s]800[/s] [s]£780[/s] £760 [updated] (Buyer collects) (Speakon cable included) [i]NEW PRICE:[/i] £700 for both (Will split as long as the combo has a buyer) [i]Comments:[/i] Great little amp and cab setup, has been more than enough for me volume-wise, only once or twice needing more oopmf, but to be honest those gigs should have had a pa. Now located in Milton Keynes.

SPEED BUMP for new photos of actual items (MOTU photo to come soon)

Bought at the end of January. I've only used this bass for a couple of gigs as I really am a fretless man, nothing against the bass, its great, but it just doesn't get used much! Definitely too nice to be sitting on a bass stand, although it does look good (IMO). • Colour: Ultra Amber • Original Spector NS curved body style • Graphite Reinforced 3pc Bolt-On Rock Maple Neck • Alder body. FM models feature Figured Maple Top, EX models feature exotic Zebra Wood Top • 24 Fret Rosewood Fingerboard, mother of pearl Spector inlays, 35" scale • Black Hardware, including aluminum Spector Locking Bridge • EMG-HZ passive humbuckers, Spector TonePump active tone controls. Boost only, internal voltage doubler. • Strung with an almost new set of strings (Think they are Rotosound Swing 66, blue ends) • RRP in Spector list $2099, tend to go for £650-£750 new depending where you get it. As my bass teacher put it: "That is a lot of bass and wood for the money" and now you can get it even cheaper. Negatives: Slight not very deep 'chip' on headstock as can be seen on photo, not as visible in the flesh. One/two indents on back of neck very low down around the 2nd fret (Not actually that bad, but just to let you know) Positives: Everything else! Basically as new, great sound, very playable, fresh strings and a new setup. Genuine reason for sale: In addition to not really playing fretted, I'm taking a year out of my studies and moving to Ireland for a bit and then doing a bit of travelling and can't take everything with me. I obviously need to fund it all as well! (That's why there is a LOT of my main gear up for sale-recording gear, drumkit, hardware, cymbals, my jazz beard isn't for sale, but we can haggle-check my signature for links to other posts.) Website: [url="http://www.spectorbass.com/bass_euro_ReBop5DLXFM_1.html"]Spector Rebop 5[/url] Price: [s]£500[/s] [s]£470[/s] £455 [updated] and I will throw in the stand (and leather strap now) Delivery/Collection: I would rather buyer collects as I don't have a spare gigbag/case for it. A larger resolution to see the lovely wood on the front:

[quote name='P-T-P' post='222136' date='Jun 19 2008, 01:44 PM']Hi Mike, Forgive my possible ignorance here but I'm not entirely sure I understand how the mixer works in interaction with a computer. AmI right in thinking that to get the sound into a computer you need to run it through some kind of audio interface that will accept ADAT (like the lightbridge)? Once it is in the computer though, how do you make use of the mixing functions of the desk? Can it, in effect, control Cubase/Logic/Pro Tools etc. or would they just serve as a method of storing the tracks for supply back to the mixer for mix down? Intrigued but confused lol[/quote] Regarding the first question about the lightbridge, you are correct. This allows you to run the 16 ins and outs to the mixer and computer. Well the light bridge allows you more, but the desk is only 32 channels (16 in and 16 out) You can switch the 16 faders in banks between ins, outs and master groups & auxs. But you can also use the optical stereo track on the mixer and the optical buses, but i never did that. You don't need to use the adat, but this is probably the best way. The other interface iirc is the tascam connector, which looks like an old serial/parallel connector. The answer to your next question is: both. You can control the computer based sequencer from the desk with mmc or midi etc. So you can stop, start, record, arm tracks for recording etc from the desk. You can also use the midi aspects for automation of mixing just like other hardware controllers out there. You can also add lexicon effects onto tracks on input or mixdown internally from the desk. So you can use this mixer as a standalone with a tape machine, or in affect, your computer could be your tape machine and the mixer can also be your hardward controller. You can also get midi mixer maps for things such as rebirth etc. As a bonus you get 16 of the best mic pres built in to the desk. Does that help? I'm not sure if I have made it clear as it is quite late!

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