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  1. deepbass5
    Is that Omar Hakim on drums in that Chic - Jerry Barnes clip ?
  2. deepbass5
    You Bass Toffs Bernard is my main man too - all the original vinyls in the loft etc etc. This is a 2017 covers band with one original member and boy didn't they kick ass. Killer bass tone for an outside gig and i bet Mr Rogers had his engineer make sure it was that way. Now all you moaners go off and practice
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    Love the Peavey, Always wanted a Sklar double P, so building one with Mr Shuker in August hope i am proud enough to post it later
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    Power wise it will be fine, Should run the whole band without traditional lighting. But have had issues with generator gigs, Frequency is an issue if not maintained, Should be 50Hz as the mains, but could be anywhere either side. Do you know any sparks to check if it is earthed properly, They are also usually center tapped to earth to give 55 volts to earth through the yellow sockets, but this also means the blue socket and or 13 A socket is also connected this way, It shouldn't affect it but confusing when testing it. Use an RCD socket outlet on your extension to be safe
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    I enjoyed the Foo's Just a band you have to see, whenever they are televised and yes I agree they were in awe of the reception they received, the event, So were not as raw and not so - take a load of this , as I have seen them 8 - 10 years ago. Bands are best when they have something to prove. Or other bands to knock off the top
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    I have only just been able to listen to an Oasis song on the radio now The Guys an arse'ole always was and probably always will be - his brother should know. Turning up unprepared is just another example of the contempt for the hard work most artists put into the business before getting anything out.
  7. deepbass5
    up again
  8. deepbass5
    " Close enough"
  9. deepbass5
    still available
  10. deepbass5
    picking it up correctly can be learned, but getting through doors could be fun.
  11. deepbass5
    Hi Squib I thought you got 3 years?, If i knew you were coming out i would have lent you the £1100, and taken the Nash as security till you get yourself together Tempting,
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    May be worth us all taking a step back to the Car ownership example, where the log book does not prove ownership you are the keeper. The scrappy piece of paper that says Received from J.Smith £3k for Car reg ABC123A is what counts We should and i have done, but more recently got out of the habit of asking for a receipt when buying large items say a Bass at £2000. mainly for tax returns but knowing this receipt showed i was the rightful owner at this time. Lets face it how many basses and cabs on here have been owned by 3,4,5 of us and all past owners have pictures and written down serial numbers ??
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    Thanks Guys - just joined Ampband - I am already with Allianz but only have £2m PLI not enough for the next gig. Allianz runs out in Sept and was £165 which is cheaper than the MU my previous MU at £240, but admit did not cover all the same level of benefits. Just wish the MU provided the flexible cover Ampband clearly are, also see Hencilla Canworth lltd are the Insurers for both. So come on MU what about representing the needs of the weekend warrior - semi pro muso's.
  14. deepbass5
    I have never made the jump, but some one once said - keep it low and and if lost play D ? no one will notice The other thing as an electric player i have learned from the upright guys - is the use of open notes, they use it to re tune the ear to adjust hand position but I find this also gives you time to re-position your left hand when the piece goes high or low. Some older big band parts really lend themselves to open notes, so for me this departure from always playing fretted notes has opened up my playing style. Has also made some difficult numbers easier with open notes because that's how it was originally played. all the best
  15. deepbass5
    make sure your amplifier is plugged into an RCD, you should be fine
  16. deepbass5
    Your quite right MB, Sorry Darren
  17. deepbass5
    The best most missed - My swamp ash Schack with Padauk board, I modded it with additional J pup and a pan pot + a tonstyler tone pot. light great neck profile sounded like a 60's P bass + some
  18. deepbass5
    Hi Where are you based and do you have any other personal photos of the neck - makers etc.always interested in Bassline
  19. deepbass5
    They should have gone for a second take, shame to take your frustration out on your bass
  20. deepbass5
    bump
  21. deepbass5
    I'm back to two now - MB500 and the Markbass LMK have gone and just have the SWR and D800 so can run my two 4 ohm cabs off either Just need to sort the three PA's out now
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    Not the best Stranglers cover i've heard, I'd recognise it with the lyrics
  23. deepbass5
    bump
  24. deepbass5
    Owned from new complete with manuals - sort of bump
  25. deepbass5
    Hi Guys as pictured is a chance to grab a 1U rack space SoundTech PS802 digital amp = 400w per side also a Q150 soundTech dual 15 band equaliser also 1 u rack space. There is also an Ultrafex valve enhancer / exciter I used this to warm up vocals but yes works great on bass valve driven warmth. The only thing i am keeping is the Numark CD player So you get Rack 6U case - Amp - Graphic and Ultrafex or £350 or For £300 Now £250 Cash only please Pick up or meet Berks/ Oxon/ Wilts. 8 ohms Stereo mode 230W + 230W 4 ohms Stereo mode 400W + 400W ]8 ohms Bridged mode 800W Frequency Response: 5Hz - 65kHz ±3dB [fTHD 0.05% @ 800W Damping Factor at 8 Ohms: >240 Channel Separation: 85dB S/N: 120dB Input Sensitivity: 1.23 +4dBm Slew Rate: 42v/μsec Maximum Voltage Gain: 36.3dB Input Impedance: 7.5Kohm unbalanced, 15K ohms balanced Protection: In-rush current, output muting, DC sensing, Short circuit, thermal Indicators: Temp/Protect/Bridge/Power/Peak/dB cut Cooling Fan forced air cooling, dual variable speed control fan through a massive heat sink. Dimensions H x W x D: 1.72" x 19" x 15.4 Weight: 15.8 (lbs.)
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