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Thanks, interesting about the pedal, might look into that
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That 802 looks amazing, much of a difference to the old Fafner do you think?
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I love my Trace Elliot, it just won't do both my cabs at the same time, I was looking at using a PPA300 and the preamp out from my AH300, too much hassle though, and that's when I came across the Fafner. I'm just getting used to the settings on it, I backed off the drive at the last gig because I prefer a clean sound, think I have the mids where I want them and it sounds pretty good to me now. Not too bothered whether the red light works or not, if it packs in I probably won't worry about replacing it. Any brand of tube you'd recommend for the preamp? I have a feeling I'll only have enough room for the Super Compact at tonights gig so I'll see how it goes into 8 ohms, I'm pretty sure it'll be plenty loud enough!
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Gig went well, quite impressed with the Fafner, I read a few reviews where people said they couldn't get enough volume out of them, that picture shows where my volume was set, and the singer still asked me to turn down! It sounded great with the Sandberg but really came alive with the G&L, I ended up backing the drive right off to get the clean sound I like, all in all very impressed with it. Being first gig with it the D800 was there as a back up.
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My D800 was having a similar issue some time ago, I found a screw missing from the bottom of the casing, replacing that cured the problem, might be worth a quick look
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I bought this because I wanted something that will handle two ohms, I've been using a Mesa D800 up to this point but it's started to get unreliable, I've also got a trace Elliot AH300SMX, which I love but I can only use it with one cab. I wanted something old school, I know I'll probably start an argument now, I don't mean to, but I don't really like class D, preferring old school solid state, I'm convinced I can hear a difference. Anyway, I read loads of reviews on the Fafner and they were all pretty good. It's of a size, not being overly big and heavy, that means I can take it to smaller venues with just the super compact, , but it'll pack some punch through both cabs at larger venues. Pretty excited to try it out at it's first gig tomorrow night...with both cabs!
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The ‘What Was the Last Song You Played’ Thread
Steve1250 replied to King Tut's topic in General Discussion
Swords of a thousand men, with the Renegades at the ale house, G&L L2500 -
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Show us your rig of choice for the weekend ** Basschat edition**
Steve1250 replied to bassace97's topic in Amps and Cabs
My set up on Saturday night, unfortunately the Trace Elliot didn't even make it to sound check...thank goodness for the D-800! -
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Thank you
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I would never have gone looking for a white bass but I saw this and couldn't resist it, it's even better in the flesh
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Well after a few weeks of going between Sandberg and Sadowsky Metroline I finally pulled the trigger on the VM4, and what a bass it is, it plays so beautifully and the tone is nice and even across the strings. Things that I struggled to play on my G&Ls, and I put down to my rubbish technique, are a breeze on this, every note rings out clearly...yes, obviously I'm in love with it 😆
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Have you seen the one in Andromeda on their website? Talk about GAS! I asked Andertons when they may be able to supply one...still waiting for a reply. https://www.glguitars.com/product/fullerton-deluxe-sb-2/
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I've been looking at both of these, massive price difference, so has anyone got experience of both? Is the Metroline worth 2 grand more than the Metro Express? I've got a chance of a 5 string Metro Express with the vtc preamp installed, will this get anywhere close to the Metroline? Also looking at Sanberg and Lakland, Sandberg have a great configurator and a 35" scale 5 string pj with preamp works out around the same price as the Metroline.
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You're a gent Paul! Yeah I'd heard of the sandpaper trick, might give it a go for a quick fix and get playing it
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Yeah, think I do too, I'd only make a mess of painting it anyway!
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I'll have a look, thanks
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Well I didn't really need this one...but here we are 🙄
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Thanks, hasn't cost me much yet, a bit of setting up and I'll be able to try it out at a band practice.
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Couldn't wait to see what it sounded like so I've put it together temporarily, sorry Paul, have gone with the red tort pickguard for now. Quite pleased with the sound but can't get the action low enough without bottoming out the saddles, maybe the neck needs a shim or something, I like the wide string spacing though, makes it easy to play. I'm going to strip it all down again and may still paint it and am thinking about a J Retro preamp...lots of ideas floating round for this one!
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