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Allegretto to the top for the Staccato '51 -
[quote name='roonjuice' timestamp='1404958540' post='2497344'] I'll take it:) [/quote] PM'd
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The Pedaltrain now standing at platform 2...
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The RC4 foot switch and the RS210 cab are both sold. I have reduced the price of the Staccato '51 and gig bag to half of the new price - both items are literally a few weeks old and hardly used. So, £625 delivered to mainland UK.
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[font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][color=#282828]Decided to put my T C Electronic Staccato '51 up for sale.
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FS: TC Electronic Staccato '51- RC4 & RS210 (sorry, wrong forum!)
Scooby replied to Scooby's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
[quote name='MarkusWarwick' timestamp='1404748509' post='2495366'] Wrong forum mate [/quote] Yep, I know and am trying to get it moved! A long day... -
Opinion on ACG Single Cut vs Limelight P Bass
Scooby replied to The Badderer's topic in Bass Guitars
Not sure I can be overly helpful but having owned a couple of ACG basses I can give you my Impressions. Firstly, ACG are very well made, use some nice woods, have some enterprising design features and are built to last. Secondly, they have a flexible pre amp, good range of sounds and can give you some tones reminiscent of other notable basses. However, some of the design features do take a little getting used to. The asymmetric neck is slightly odd at first. It does take a little while to get used to this feature and, if you only play an asymmetric neck then fine. For me moving from an ACG to another bass felt distinctly odd. Some of the fretting positions on an ACG tend to nudge your fretting hand into a different position to that when playing a more conventional neck. The ACG pre amp can be difficult to alter on the fly. It is a very sensitive pre and I found you tweaked the pre to a setting I was happy with and then had to use the pan control to alter the sound via the pups - obviously not possible on a single pup bass ;0) The weight of the ACG basses is, to me, a major issue, as I have found the couple ice owned to be on the heavy side - I must stress that these were not custom builds and I'm sure ACG would build a lighter bass on a custom job. A long stint with the ACG was, for me slightly uncomfortable but that is my personal issue and not a fault of ACG. Aesthetically, some of the designs are interesting and, depending on the type of body shape you are used to, some of the ACG shapes are more comfortable than others - again a personal issue. Having owned two ACG basses and played a couple more, would I buy another? No. But, again, as with all basses, it is purely subjective. I'd strongly recommend trying some of the ACG basses for yourself as I think that is the only real quantifiable way you'll find out if they are for you or not. -
Going from low to high tones and up...
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Still available...
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Space echo type bump...!
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EBS pedals are now sold. Many thanks for looking.
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Mint condition Pedaltrain 2 - has velcro on the board. I am scaling down the size of my main board so the Pedaltrain 2 is now surplus to my requirements. The Pedaltrain comes with a roll of velcro, tags and power supply fixing bracket.
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New month and a new bump...
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Up to the top...
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Tapping the 'UP' pedal...
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[quote name='JimBobTTD' timestamp='1404027721' post='2488543'] Can't send a pm for about 12 hours due to poor Internet. Can you list the bass amp models it has? I think this is pretty much exactly what I'm after. [/quote] POD HD300 includes 16 HD amp models based on* Fender Twin Reverb Hiwatt Custom 100 (DR103) Supro S6616 Gibson EH-185 Fender Bassman Fender Blackface Deluxe Reverb Divided by 13 JRT 9/15 Dr. Z Route 66 Vox AC-15 Vox AC-30 (Top Boost) Marshall JTM-45 MkII Park 75 Marshall JCM-800 (2204) Bogner Uberschall Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier ENGL Fireball 100
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Mint condition Markbass Octaver. Tried out but never used live, not been on my pedalboard and is currently 'resting' in its box. The pedal is truly awesome in sound and construction. I can't fault it but it isn't likely to get used on my pedalboard - Octaver already sorted - so it is looking for a loving pair of ears and a gentle foot.
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Stacking on top...
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Decided to stick to using individual pedals.
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I'm having a sort out of my effects and finally decided to part with my GT6B. Great FX unit, reliable and so easy to edit and store your own sounds. Details here should you want to read the entire repertoire of what this Unit can do! : [url="http://www.bossus.com/gear/productdetails.php?ProductId=239"]http://www.bossus.co...p?ProductId=239[/url]
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Considering moving on my Marleaux Consat Custom 4. Only used a couple of times in the studio, and sounded absolutely awesome.
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Coming up for air...
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[quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1402495575' post='2474126'] Are these the 4 Ohm or 8 Ohm versions? [/quote] These are each 8ohm (4ohm as a pair).
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Now asking £700 for the pair of cabs, with covers.
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I bought this as part of a package deal when I purchased a new electro-acoustic - seemed like a good idea at the time but the AER has never been used. I always DI the guitar through the PA so never have need of this fantastic little combo. A great quality product that does sound superb and is built to perfection. [b] Features[/b][list] [*]8” (200 mm) twin cone full-range speaker' [*]Two channels with triple-/dual-band equalizer [*]4 digital effect presets (reverb 1 and 2, delay, chorus) [*]60 Watt, dynamically controlled [/list] [color=#333333][font=open_sans, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]The AER Compact 60-3 is the 3rd design update of one of the most popular acoustic amps on the market. With separate channels for vocals (XLR input) and guitar (jack input) each with dedicated EQ you've got everything you need for a singer-songwriter's performance! Polish the performance with 4 DSP effects and amplify with 60w of pristine solid state sound. AER amps are renowned for their fidelity and natural tones that are precise without being harsh.[/size][/font][/color] [b] Here's what AER say about the Compact 60-3[/b] [color=#333333][font=open_sans, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]The Compact 60-3 is a professional, compact and powerful amplifier system for use on stage, in studio or at home. Small, powerful and yet easy in operation.[/size][/font][/color] [color=#333333][font=open_sans, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]Our conceptional design was focussed on the singer/songwriter who requires outstanding reproduction of instrument and vocals as well as a handy unit with gigbag for easy travelling even with public means of transport, astonishing audiences as well as sound-engineers through excellent sound and professional instrumentation. Musicians worldwide appreciate the amp’s absolute reliability in full load operation despite strikingly small sizes and weight. Throughout the years, the Compact 60 has become a standard in amplification, delivering the outstanding AER tone in nearly all possible situations. Especially developed for the enhancement of acoustic instruments it is as well suitable for other (also electrical) instruments.[/size][/font][/color]
