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  2. Grooverjr
    Spend the extra 500 quid and get the Passion with the graphite neck. Oh, Lord that is gorgeous!
  3. Today
  4. Downunderwonder
    Aka EQ unit?
  5. Buddster
    I got over excited.....
  6. Grooverjr started following European basses
  7. Grooverjr
    apart from my new toy, a Kramer 450b. I think it is made from wood effect stone!
  8. alreeed started following ead
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    alreeed joined the community
  10. gyrus started following Tailpiece Jack Clip and Strunal 50/1 Double Bass Package Set - Price Drop £750
  11. Chienmortbb
    You could have a unity gain amplifier.
  12. tauzero
    I wouldn't have thought that a balance of trade deficit of $302, or somewhere under 300 quid, would be worth bothering about.
  13. tauzero
    I believe that the third-termists are relying on a reading of the 12th Amendment which needs to be done with very narrowed eyes and your head on one side. "But no person constitutionally ineligible to the office of President shall be eligible to that of Vice-President of the United States." AIUI, they're saying that he couldn't be elected to the presidency a third time but that doesn't make him constitutionally ineligible to be VP because the 12th Amendment doesn't mention elections. There is another route, I think (not certain). Succession goes from president to vice-president to speaker of the House of Representatives. The Constitution does not explicitly require the speaker to be an incumbent member of the House of Representatives. So Trump could become Speaker and then have the President and Vice-president stand down (or be visited by one of Putin's friends with a cup of tea and invitation to see the lovely view from up here).
  14. fergs40 started following Has any Song Totally Defeated You? and GAK gone bust...
  15. fergs40
    Running any sort of physical run-of-the-mill shop, never mind a musical instrument shop, these days seems highly risky to me. You really do have to present a good reason why your potential punters shouldn’t just shop on Amazon/Thomann/insert online behemoth of choice here. I spent three years living in Berlin recently - somewhere you might imagine as the very archetype of a place that would need a decent generalist music store to support the many and varied creative musicians living in the city. And when I was there it had one: Just Music. Four or five floors of everything you and your band might need. Staffed by the usual mixture of people who made you feel you were wasting their time and people who genuinely felt like they wanted you to succeed. I bought a lot of strings there, though never an instrument. And I was really sad to hear that they’d gone under a few months after we left the city. Read the message on their website: https://justmusic.de For those that don’t speak German, it essentially says, ‘we tried, but you didn’t spend enough money here instead on with the big online sellers’. They’re not blaming us for that, just pointing out how it is. And so it goes.
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  17. Hellzero
    Thanks @PriZeMaN, but still too heavy for my taste. GLWYS.
  18. Carl_D
    The Chicken Dance - Werner Thomas
  19. fergs40
    Yes!! I can get up to somewhere between 95 and 100 bpm on Rhythm Stick depending on the day. And I feel like a bass god! I enjoy playing this bass line, I completely appreciate its genius. And then I try to play along with the track, and curse my stupid clay feet…
  20. Jabba_the_gut started following Used Machine Heads
  21. Jabba_the_gut
    Two sets of used tuners - one set are from a Squire Affinity the other are just low quality standard ones. Got a set of single string bridges too. £18 posted
  22. Clarky started following Bargain errrr strings?
  23. Clarky
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167385737980?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sspacj9ft2u&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=eqlPJw_SSty&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
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  24. Jabba_the_gut started following Rubber Strings and Tuners
  25. Jabba_the_gut
    Set of uke bass tuners and rubber strings. Tried to build something with these but should have listened to @owen and not bothered!!! Time to get rid........
  26. jd56hawk started following Hopefully a quick one - can anyone identify this bass please?
  27. jd56hawk
    Sure, it looks like a Gibson but it might be an Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV with a Gibson truss-rod cover, and the simple truth is the Epiphone is every bit as good as the Gibson for maybe one third the price. Seller's asking $600. I'd buy it myself if I had the money or of it's still for sale when I do.
  28. Jabba_the_gut
    I have a used Seymour Duncan SCPB-3 pickup for sale. Used but very good condition, still has 250mm of wire on it. Collection from Tewkesbury or can post. Cheers!
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  29. LowB_FTW
    Thank you all for not making me feel like a failure! I may go back to the song that prompted this thread at some point, but not this week. Thank you all for your input so far. Mark
  30. Jabba_the_gut
    A couple of bridges and headless clamps. Unused but out of their packs unless otherwise stated. 4 string clamps (no screws) £12 each posted 5 string clamp £40 posted ABM 5 String Bridge £70 posted Used Schaller 2000 bridge £40 posted
  31. Jabba_the_gut
    Having a bit of a hardware clear out. I have a few sets of machine heads that I wont be using. All are new and unused but the boxes show signs of wear/age. Schaller BMF in black £60 posted Schaller M5-2000 5 string £60 posted Schaller M5-2000 5 string £60 posted Schaller Guitar Tuners £70 posted Schaller M4 Gold 2 a-side £55 posted
  32. triggerthehorizon
    So are you saying running at 2,7 Ohms would be preferable?
  33. LowB_FTW
    I'll add https://www.geminipickups.co.uk to the growing list. Very good to deal with, incredibly helpful and receptive to emails. Mark
  34. Stub Mandrel
    Gibson massively hurt their sales with their minimum stock requirements and not allowing people to sell epiphone without minimum Gibson stockn while Fender/Squier made hay.
  35. Chadu25
    About to buy a BB435 but can’t decide between the Teal Blue or Black! Planning to make it a project workhorse bass. Change to good hardware
  36. dub_junkie
    Joe Dart II has the Caprice body shape which looks great in black but would have been infinitely better looking with the bridge from the Ray24 and 34.
  37. hen barn
    Allen & Heath CQ-18T digital mixer Ultra-Compact 18 input / 8out Digital Mixer with Wi-Fi mixing desk I’m retiring so no longer needed. Amazing compact digital mixer. Comes with original box and still has protective plastic on the screen. Perfect condition! I also have it racked up in a 2u x 6u x 4u case. The case is £50 with rack ears if you want it but I won’t post this PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The CQ-18T is an ultra-compact digital audio mixer designed to be operated locally using its touchscreen and physical controls or through connection to a wired or wireless network to expand its controllability via remote devices. The processing engine, utilising Allen & Heath’s acclaimed FPGA technology, brings numerous time-saving tools to the CQ to speed up and simplify common tasks for users of all abilities. Gain Assistant automatically sets preamp gain to the optimal level and monitors and adjusts for any unexpected peaks in the signal. Feedback Assistant identifies and filters out problem frequencies across all outputs via simple one-button operation, with more in-depth control available for challenging acoustical environments. Specifications: Connections: - Input: 8x Mono XLR (Linkable) - Input: 8x Mono XLR/1/4" Jack combi (linkable) - Input: 1x Stereo Input (2x TRS 1/4" Jack) - Main Output: 2x XLR (L/R) - Output: 6x Mono Aux 1/4" TRS Jacks (linkable) - Headphone Output: 2x 1/4" TRS Jack - Bluetooth: Stereo input to mix - USB-B: Stereo input to mix + record (24x22) - USB-A: Stereo Audio Record, playback + data - Footswitch: 1/4" TRS Jack - RJ45 Network socket (CQ as Client) - SD Card: Playback + Record (24x22) - WiFi: Built in Duel Band WiGi (CQ as Host) Controls: - Touchscreen: 7” Capacitive Touchscreen - Touchscreen switch: 5x buttons for switching viewing modes - 3x Configurable softkeys - 3x Configurable SoftRotaries - 1x Endless encoder Effects: 4x Multi-FX Engines Audio Processing: 96kHz input/output processing Control apps via: - MacOS - iPadOS - iOS - Windows - Android Dimensions: - Width - 346mm/13.6" - Depth - 242mm/9.5" - Height - 89mm/3.5" - Weight - 3kg/6.6lb
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