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clauster

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  1. Hi guys, I've had this pedal since last year, it's great fun and moving the trimpots to the outside makes the pedal a lot more versatile than the standard internal trimpot version. The pedal is in pretty good condition for age. A few small marks around the stomp switch and the "Made in USA Electro Harmonix" has faded off a bit. £45 posted
  2. [quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1335777160' post='1635686'] Ahh I see! I thought it was just because I was outside the range of the speakers so most of the air just kind of... Blew past me? [/quote] This is it exactly. With all the drivers in a vertical line, you can move further to the left or right before most of the air is blowing straight past you.
  3. [quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1335771981' post='1635570'] Do they not a weigh a sh*t load? [/quote] A point I was about to clarify. I had a P bass with a polished SS pickguard. Weighed a lot. (looked cool as f*ck though and easy to keep shiny )
  4. The price list is, I believe, just a guide. On the Warwick forum the advice os usually to go and speak to a Warwick Custom Shop dealer who can get you a definitive price on what you want.
  5. [quote name='tom1946' timestamp='1334767952' post='1620976'] Can't see pics? [/quote] [quote name='clauster' timestamp='1334765278' post='1620915'] Pics will go up if there's any interest. [/quote] If you're genuinely interested in the guitar I'll put some up
  6. Up for grabs is my Fender 12 string electro-accoustic - [b]Specifications:[/b][list] [*][b]Model Name:[/b] JG12CE-12 (12-String) [*][b]Series:[/b] Jumbo Guitar Series [*][b]Body Style:[/b] Mini-Jumbo, Single Cutaway Acoustic/Electric [*][b]Colors:[/b] (021) Natural [*][b]Finish:[/b] Satin, (Polyurethane) [*][b]Top:[/b] Laminated Spruce [*][b]Bracing:[/b] X Bracing [*][b]Back and Sides:[/b] Laminated Premium Mahogany [*][b]Neck:[/b] Nato [*][b]Fingerboard:[/b] Rosewood [*][b]No. of Frets:[/b] 20 [*][b]Bridge:[/b] Rosewood with Compensated Saddle [*][b]Machine Heads:[/b] Chrome, (Die-Cast) [*][b]Electronics:[/b] Fishman® Aero™ Pickup System with Active On-Board Pre-Amp Featuring: [list] [*]Volume [*]Integrated Electronic Tuner with On/Off Switch [*]Bass [*]Mid [*]Treble [*]Phase [*]Low Battery Indicator Light [/list][*][b]Scale Length:[/b] 25.3" (643mm) [*][b]Body Depth:[/b] 3.58" (Front), 4.17" (Rear) [*][b]Width at Nut:[/b] 1.89" (48mm) [*][b]Width at Heel:[/b] 2.24" (57mm) [*][b]Unique Features:[/b] Dot Position Inlays, Black Fretboard Binding [/list] Mine has never been gigged and only left the house once to go to a jam at a friends house. It has been well looked after and apart from one cosmetic blemish (see below) is in excellent condition. Cosmetic blemish: I bought this from GAK. They'd managed to knock the headstock unpacking it and there is a thumbnail sized chip out of the top of the back of the headstock. Trades wise, I'm interested in Precisions (mex fender, squier CV or VM), Musicman SUB, Yamaha BB or similar bass or Ashdown ABM head with cash adjustment either way. Cash price: £250.00 ono I don't have a hard case (just a thin gig-bag) for it, so won't post. Pics will go up if there's any interest. Cheers, Nic (edit for more trades)
  7. Up for grabs is my Fender 12 string electro-accoustic - [b]Specifications:[/b][list] [*][b]Model Name:[/b] JG12CE-12 (12-String) [*][b]Series:[/b] Jumbo Guitar Series [*][b]Body Style:[/b] Mini-Jumbo, Single Cutaway Acoustic/Electric [*][b]Colors:[/b] (021) Natural [*][b]Finish:[/b] Satin, (Polyurethane) [*][b]Top:[/b] Laminated Spruce [*][b]Bracing:[/b] X Bracing [*][b]Back and Sides:[/b] Laminated Premium Mahogany [*][b]Neck:[/b] Nato [*][b]Fingerboard:[/b] Rosewood [*][b]No. of Frets:[/b] 20 [*][b]Bridge:[/b] Rosewood with Compensated Saddle [*][b]Machine Heads:[/b] Chrome, (Die-Cast) [*][b]Electronics:[/b] Fishman® Aero™ Pickup System with Active On-Board Pre-Amp Featuring: [list] [*]Volume [*]Integrated Electronic Tuner with On/Off Switch [*]Bass [*]Mid [*]Treble [*]Phase [*]Low Battery Indicator Light [/list][*][b]Scale Length:[/b] 25.3" (643mm) [*][b]Body Depth:[/b] 3.58" (Front), 4.17" (Rear) [*][b]Width at Nut:[/b] 1.89" (48mm) [*][b]Width at Heel:[/b] 2.24" (57mm) [*][b]Unique Features:[/b] Dot Position Inlays, Black Fretboard Binding [/list] Mine has never been gigged and only left the house once to go to a jam at a friends house. It has been well looked after and apart from one cosmetic blemish (see below) is in excellent condition. Cosmetic blemish: I bought this from GAK. They'd managed to knock the headstock unpacking it and there is a thumbnail sized chip out of the top of the back of the headstock. Trades wise, I'm interested in Precisions (mex fender, squier CV or VM), Musicman SUB, or Ashdown ABM head with cash adjustment either way. Cash price: £250.00 ono I don't have a hard case (just a thin gig-bag) for it, so won't post. Pics will go up if there's any interest. Cheers, Nic
  8. I'got a modded Bassballs, with the pots mounted externally. Much more versatile in my limited experience (I'm not a funk player so I just have an occasional fiddle with my balls for fun )
  9. Brilliant
  10. Piano as a young child, bit I always wished it was guitar instead. fast forward to secondary school and I started to get more into music. I settled on bass as the instrument for me. So my folks made me learn guitar first.
  11. Dunno, but we've had the same email.
  12. Mani popped up on here a few weeks back and twenty something years ago I sound engineered a gig for them before they were famous. Burning Organ (Silverfoxnik's band) I've seen a couple of times. Walman's band (the Alibi?) once. The Plan (WaynePunkDude) twice I think. As LowEndBee has already, we supported them a couple of weeks ago at the Grey Horse. Someone else whose name escapes me right now also at the Grey Horse. JimElliottBassist with the Good Ship Band. I know there are others, but time to start work for the day Edit: Crikey in T Alan more than once (I think we've been on the same night as them at least twice) Another edit: All have been great acts, but Burning Organ stand out as a fantastic covers act
  13. [quote name='leftyhook' timestamp='1332880793' post='1594487'] Every P bass I have tried felt very average compared to my Wal, Warwick and even my Hohner Steinberger copy. That's playability, sound. Sexiness? [/quote] Horses for courses mate. I had a Warwick. It was a great bass, really fantastic. Build quality second to none. In the shop I tried loads of basses and this really sang Then my guitarist leant me his Affinity P that he had for recording and it was like coming home. Just that sound that comes from (nearly) every P-bass. The sound that in a band setting has the Goldilocks effect (just right) Edited for usual Clauster typos
  14. Better start saving (or fill in my tax claim form) - big shopping list to fill - Pedal Board, power, Boss eqb-7, chorus, octave, leads etc etc
  15. [quote name='deej' timestamp='1332533022' post='1589816'] How about the Badger Effects Schism? [url="http://www.badgereffects.com/paraxv.html"]http://www.badgereff...com/paraxv.html[/url] Ive had an eye on this recently, not sure on the price though. [/quote] Looks good, but gotta say the Wounded Paw is everything I could want and just a bit more. Great price too IMO
  16. [quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1332532142' post='1589798'] boss ls-2? andy [/quote] LS-2 was the first thing I looked at. As far as I can make out, you can blend 1 effect chain and clean, or two effects chains. I was trying to work out if you could use 2 in combination just before I started this thread.
  17. [quote name='Thor' timestamp='1332528210' post='1589723'] This looks to be just what I'm after too! Wonder if they'd do a deal for two of them? [/quote] If it's buy one get one free, can I have the free one?
  18. [quote name='phil.i.stein' timestamp='1332525580' post='1589689'] wounded paw super-blender has clean and three loops, two of which can be switched so one feeds into the other if required. seperate volume controls for each loop plus bass and treble controls on the clean channel. oh and a feedback dial on one loop. bliss. [url="http://www.woundedpaw.com/effects/"]http://www.woundedpaw.com/effects/[/url] [/quote] That's it!!! Thank you so much. Gotta love Basschat. Having lusted over the Battering Ram I was almost afraid to open the link in fear of the price, but that's pretty reasonable. It also has my ultimate pain-in-the-ass-customer requirement of switching the effects from parallel to series should it ever be needed. That'll be going from 1 pedal (I've never had more than one since 1989 (before that it was none!)) to 6 in less than 18 months
  19. Following my last thread about the ODB3, I now know I'm keeping my Blogger and getting a blended loop pedal. But in the quest for real fatness I've started wondering about a second loop that also takes my clean signal and on that one I can blend in an octave pedal (for example). Can such a beast be bought off the shelf or do I need to build my own/ speak to Max at SFX? Apologies if this has been asked before, I have done a search on loopers, but there's so many threads.
  20. [quote name='EskimoBassist' timestamp='1332522160' post='1589617'] You could always run it in a parallel loop and blend in your unaffected dry. [/quote] That's plan A (get a blended loop pedal and stick my bass blogger in there, then add an EQ pedal in the loop before the Blogger). Just trying to keep my number of pedals to a number that doesn't require a pedal board (I know: weird huh?)
  21. Thanks, I was hoping it just acted on the distortion. Back to plan A.
  22. One sound shaping tool that's useful in any genre is a good compressor. The ME 50 has one built in but IMO isn't great. £100 should easily get you a used EBS Multicomp around here.
  23. [quote name='soundbass' timestamp='1332444126' post='1588563'] I currently have an LH500 and yes is is clean and very clear through the Barefaced Compact cab, as a matter of interest what is your favourite tone setting on the LH500 through the Cab? [/quote] Mids about 3 O'clock, bass just before 12 O'clock and treble about 10 O'Clock. Bright and limiter disengaged. How about you?
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