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Great experience buying from @danpb recently, quick and clear communication and the pedal arrived promptly and in excellent condition. Buy with confidence!
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Amazingly versatile bass drive that packs two different distortion engines along with a clean blend in to one tiny and lightweight box. Great condition and with velcro on the underside. More info and sound samples here: https://www.darkglass.com/creation/alpha-omicron/ -
I've been touring the Tonehammer DI for years (great preamp!) and use it as you've described. The XLR out goes to FOH for a consistent tone every night, and the jack output goes to the amp. 95% of the time the backline rig I get is the standard Ampeg SVT and 8x10, and most the time I'll run that flat and it sounds good to me! The same goes if I get an Aguilar TH head, as they are in that same warm and mid-orientated tonal camp. On the occasions where the backline amp is a brand like Eden, GK or Hartke, I'll usually run the TH pedal in to the FX return so that the head essentially becomes a power amp for the TH's EQ. IME cab choice will dictate the tone a fair bit also, especially if you enjoy the warm mids of the Aggie cabs like I do! I've found that some Hartkes can hype the mids of the TH a little too much, whereas some GKs can scoop them. As you mentioned, there are so many variables in the chain (bass, strings, etc) that experimenting with your own set up will be key. Hope that helps!
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Looking for a strong but lightweight bass flight case
countjodius replied to jazzyvee's topic in Accessories and Misc
Another +1 for the SKB iSeries if you can get a hold of one. After airlines damaged 3 consecutive Hiscox cases over the years (the last being the more protective Pro II model) I upgraded to the SKB. No damage so far after 30+ odd flights aside from a missing pressure adjustment knob last week! The SKB is bulkier and heavier than the Hiscox making it a bit less flexible for fitting in vehicles, though the wheels offset the weight for trekking about airports etc. Saying that, my guitarist has always used a much less expensive hard foam moulded style case for his Telecaster in the hold, and he's never had any damage! I'm way too risk averse for that approach with my bass though 😆 -
Yes still available! I'm sure that would be possible. I've sent you a PM. -
The legendary preamp built in the UK by maestro John East. Solder free installation which is a big plus! Manual included detailing operation and fitting. The 3 band active blend EQ comes in the form of 3 stacked knobs and 2 switches, with each controlling the following: Knob 1: Volume/Blend Knob 2: Treble/Bass/Pull for Bright mode Knob 3: Mid Frequency/Mid Boost and Cut Switch 1: Blend/Pickup switch Switch 2: Active/Passive switch More detailed info can be found here: https://www.east-uk.com/product/dj-retro/ There is a quirk to knob 2 in that if the top knob is pulled up for the Bright mode, turning it will also catch and move the lower knob. Not an issue if the lower one is held in place however, and all operates as it should otherwise! Cheers!
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I recently bought a book from Lawrie. Great communication which was quick and friendly, and the item arrived promptly and was well packaged. Trade with confidence!
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John sorted me out with a Vol/Blend/Tone jazz bass loom, all made to compliment the recommended specifications of my incoming Aguilar pickups. Amazing communication, product and support for fitting it. Electronics are a new territory for me, and John's solderless loom was a breeze to fit with no prior experience. Buy with confidence, thanks again!
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I bought and item from Yuri recently and can confidently say that he is a credit to the BC classifieds. Clear and quick communication, speedy shipping along with after sales care that would put many actual businesses to shame! Thanks again @Zolotar
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The IEM (in ear monitors) Bible thread
countjodius replied to EBS_freak's topic in Accessories and Misc
Brilliant, thanks for your thoughts on the CE6Bs @weeleigh. Sounds like a solid endorsement! -
The IEM (in ear monitors) Bible thread
countjodius replied to EBS_freak's topic in Accessories and Misc
Thanks for a this trove of IEM info @EBS_freak! I am another in the camp of progressing from the Shure 215 to SE535s, and now looking to make the jump to custom IEMs. I will echo that the 535s are definitely an upgrade from the 215s for bass players, with more overall separation, clarity and headroom. My other backup IEMs are KZ AS10s, and whilst they sound a bit livelier, I would say that the Shures just sound smoother and more "professional", and are less fatiguing overall. The build quality is also a good notch above KZs also. The current reduced price for SE535s is a great deal IMO as a universal fit option. The reason I am looking to go the custom route is mainly for the sub bass definition. I find that any of my previous universal fits have pretty limited articulation as soon as the sub octave pedal is engaged! I'm hoping that if I get a good set of custom IEMs with a higher driver count, I may even be able to ditch the backline for international gigs. I have been looking at Cosmic Ears, and was wondering if anyone has experience with the brand, and the CE6B model specifically? They seem like a great price point for a 6 driver IEM, and I like the fact that they are made in the UK also in terms of product support and turnaround time. -
Quick and friendly communication, rapid payment and an excellent transaction all round. Deal with confidence! Cheers again Gavin
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A pleasure dealing with Peter when I bought a pedal from him recently. Great communication and he made sure that all of the details were covered. Peter obviously takes pride in his gear and the pedal I received was spotless. Thanks again!
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No introduction required for this small but mighty low gain beast! Boxed and ungigged, just a bit of overlap with my existing set up and no space on the board. £30 if collected locally.
