Toasted
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I'd definitely take an active blender over a passive blender. Passive blenders cause high end roll off and all kinds of other aformentioned nasties (imedance mixup, attenuation, gating etc.) FAKEEDIT: and a good buffer is way better than a TB one
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Bill, where in the UK are you based? -
Peavey T-40 for sale. Comes with: Original Hardshell case, Original Manual. This is one of the later (better) contour body / toaster pickup models. It's in natural, with a black scratch plate and a maple fretboard. [b]It's very light weight for a T-40[/b]. It's in very good condition. I'll ship it within the UK for £300 PM with questions / comments Cheers, Joe. -
Right now I'm running a CA 540A amp into a pair of Quad 12L2's. Glorious sound. I need the CA CD player, and a good turntable. Then I'm done.
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To piggy back dood's advert: I have a pair of Mission 750LE monitors that would make a great studio monitoring / home entertainment rig. They're in dark cheery and I'm asking £80. I can supply these with the relevant super-high spec QED speaker cable with banana plug ends (cost £80) for another £40. !
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Shame friend, it's a cool store
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I've never had anything but a brilliant experience with the gallery.
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Linus, Wizard pickups get alot of praise around here.
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Tayste has 3 Valenti's - shoot him a PM and he can tell you about those. There's quite a few comparisons of Valentis / Sadowskys over on www.talkbass.com/forum. Valenti's are about half the price of an NYC Sadowsky, and offer great bang for the buck. Personally I'd go for a NYC Sadowsky. I'm planning on ordering one soon - unless the GAS winds change. Finally, remember that whatever you import to add about 22% for import duty and VAT - that'd be a nasty bang if you weren't ready for it. FAKEDIT: There's also a nice Valenti for sale here [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=11362"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=11362[/url]
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I think it handles the low and high end better than the big muff PI. It's also got a different tone stack which for my money sounds better on bass. Joe.
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[quote name='Mike' post='122634' date='Jan 18 2008, 08:25 AM']It would be nice if the differences could be resolved.[/quote] I promise that will never happen
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Pictures please fellas
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I'll provide a tenner, and a set of Groove65's favourite strings too. So we're up to £25 which is 1/2 the price of a setup at the Gallery, and I've paid for the strings.
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I'm sure they'll fall.
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I'll give a better price
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I'm going to be needing pictures of the Benavente when you get back please
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It's not that difficult to implement, Mr.Rod. Good suggestion IMO.
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[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=11578"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=11578[/url]
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I'm sure that there's some members nearby that might be able to help you out. If I was close I'd come 'round and help you fix the bass up. I have a few parts laying about - I'll find if any's good for a P bass and let you know.
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The 18V converter will REALLY bring your fulltone to life.
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[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='121760' date='Jan 16 2008, 09:25 PM']The more basses I play, the less point I see in making generalisations where bass design is concerned. There are many different ways to achieve the same thing.[/quote] I couldn't agree with that more.
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[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='121659' date='Jan 16 2008, 06:30 PM']I don't get the price of that, it's just a jazz bass.[/quote] That's cool. I do get the price of it and that's why I own one. No worries - live and let live, eh?
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There goes any bargain I was going to get on that If anyone on Basschat wants to sell me theirs for my collection PM me
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That'll be the best possible lead you can get under £100, and over £100 it's all snake oil anyway
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