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franzbassist

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  1. Can't hear the clicking in the phones out or on either of the line outs, so maybe something up somewhere else? Can still hear it if I take a line out from my combo and run that into the fx returns...
  2. Thanks, I've just tried turning the fx off but the clicking is still there.
  3. First time using the amp with a cab today and there is a strange click after each note. This can’t be normal can it? 0E886E02-F06C-4250-9787-A72E5DF252F0.MOV
  4. How about giving one of the new PJ Mustangs a go Dave? If you like the tone from that you know 30" would work.
  5. 🤣😳
  6. A solid sale of a cab to Jake. Excellent comms, quick payment and a thoroughly decent chap to boot. I would deal with him again in a heartbeat.
  7. You can see at 12.20 just how much bigger the new cab is than the NY version.
  8. Someone has waaaay too much time on his hands....
  9. New version of the Vintage head with semi-parametric mids And a slightly bigger NY112 with (finally!) an upgraded and adjustable tweeter.
  10. Markbass Little Mark III Markbass TTE 500 Trace GP12 G&K RB700 Ampeg SVT-VR Ampeg SVT-VR Blue Line Plus Sunn T Tech 21 Sansamp SWR Read Head Fender Bassman Vox AC120 Marshall Major Sounds like a very similar situation to me. Really looking forward to seeing what it can do.
  11. Excited to give this a spin tonight! I play two basses on pretty much every gig, so something that allows me to swap between them with the minimum of fuss is a win in my eyes. Built-in tuner, boost function and effects all switchable from the MIDI footswitch add to the fun. I doubt I'll use the mix function much, but it's good to have it available. Yes, the EQ is fairly limited, but I'm hoping the 12 amp models will provide me with a good core sound for each of my basses and then I can just tweak.
  12. Okay that’s great. I’m in the ‘diff 4-5 Jan so that could work. Cheers!
  13. I have used both two NY121s and a single 102HF in gigging situations. I liked both and wouldn't say there's a huge amount of difference between the two. The 102 is possibly a little bit more articulate/punchy, plus it has a sweeter top end due to the horn, but the NY stack isn't lacking anything. The NY stack is more versatile due to size.
  14. Excellent pedal sale to Tony. Fantastic communication and quick payment. A pleasure to deal with.
  15. Great cabs these.
  16. You've got another thing coming if you think this won't sell quickly.....
  17. For me it was @neilmurraybass and Martin Turner.
  18. It's an Ibanez. RB series I think.
  19. Back up again due to a timewaster! I'm selling my almost brand new Minimark 802. This is a really fantastic little amp with a huge sound, great projection and decent volume. The combo alone is 150 watts, but add an 8 ohm cab and you get 250 watts - it packs quite a punch! The aux in and headphones socket mean you can use it for home rehearsal with ease. The amp is less than a year old and comes with a Roqsolid Powerbag for gigging. SPEAKER: 2x8" TWEETER: piezo BASS PORT: rear IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms SENSITIVITY: 99 dB SPL SPEAKER POWER HANDLING: 400W RMS (AES Standard) AMP POWER: 250W RMS @ 4 ohms / 150W RMS @ 8 ohms FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 53 Hz to 18 kHz CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: 3.5 kHz WEIGHT: 27.56 lbs / 12.5 Kg WIDTH: 10.04 in. / 25.5 cm HEIGHT: 19.29 in. / 49 cm DEPTH: 15.16 in. / 38.5 cm £400 FIRM if you collect. The amp is £535 RRP and the cover £50, so this is a decent saving. I regularly travel to South Wales from Hampshire at weekends, so happy to deliver along M4 corridor too!
  20. The Alain Caron signature model stereo preamp takes the form of a foot pedal and offers an array of inputs and outputs, including a stereo effects loop, stereo balanced DI outputs, Aux in, and Headphone output. You can take the preamp on or off stage: you can use the unit's headphone output for private practicing, or you can connect an iPod or MP3 player to the Aux input for learning recorded music or playing with backing tracks. Although it can be used mono, the Ground Stereo Pre was designed to be used in stereo with two power amps/powered cabinets and stereo effects. The preamp features separate Gain, 4-band EQ, and Mute switches for each channel; Master Level control; Effects Loop Bypass; stereo pairs of input jacks, outputs jacks, and XLR line outs; Stereo Send / Return for external effects; a Mono / Stereo switch; ground lifts; Pre / Post EQ and Pre / Post master switches for the line outs; and Tuner out, Aux in, and Headphone output. Markbass Ground Stereo Pre specs: Channels: Left / Right Gain Control Range (L / R): -60 - 23 dB Inputs: 2x 1/4" jacks (L / R) Impedance / Maximum Voltage: 500 Kohm / 4 Vpp Outputs: 2x 1/4" (L / R) Speaker Outs, 2x XLR (L / R) Line Out, Tuner Out EQ (for each channel): Low, Mid Low, Mid High, High Switches: Mute L / Mute R, FX Loop Bypass, Line Out, GND Lift Power Supply: 12 VDC 200 mA This pedal is in good, used condition: there are some very light scuffs to the metal and the ink has worn off the knobs to some extent, but the only real damage is a bend on one corner (pictured). Now discontinued, these were over £500 when released, which may explain why they are so rare. I am firm on £200 posted in the UK. I will include a UK power adapter.
  21. MT has always had a great tone. The bass on "Argus" sounds amazing.
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