desmondpot
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SLakland 55-60 3TSB with Aguilar p/us £800 - *SOLD*
desmondpot replied to okusman's topic in Basses For Sale
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Yamaha BB1024 £500 posted - *SOLD*
desmondpot replied to AndyTheBassBison's topic in Basses For Sale
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Yamaha Attitude Limited 3 Bass 'Billy Sheehan' in Sonic Blue
desmondpot replied to Stedders's topic in Basses For Sale
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YAMAHA ATTITUDE II LIMITED Billy Sheehan SPECIAL OFFER!! - *SOLD*
desmondpot replied to foya's topic in Basses For Sale
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Yamaha Trb Mk1 4 -string bass [ON HOLD] - *SOLD*
desmondpot replied to joe_geezer's topic in Basses For Sale
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I'm having a studio reshuffle and so I'm putting my Deepmind 12 (keyboard version) up for sale. Incredible piece of kit for minimal outlay. I've owned this one from new, it's in great condition (home studio use only). I don't have the original box anymore, so I'd rather not post. I'll drive out to meet someone within a reasonable distance. trev
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Perfect! Cheers for this.
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This is a question for anyone with a Yamaha Attitude LTD 3. I have a brand new Limited 3 and I'm just trying to wrap my head around what the controls are doing. Twin output mode works as I would expect, each pickup having a linear volume control with a tone roll off and push/pull hi-cut circuit for the neck pickup. The pickups blend as I would expect. The middle pup retains it's clarity throughout. It's the single output or "Mono" mode that is confusing me. It sounds to me like the volume controls for each pickup, instead of giving a linear increase in volume, now have a very sharp taper as you approach full output. So they seem to go from "off" to "on" in the last 10% of the pot range. And then, when both pickups are blended with the tone on the neck pup rolled off, the middle pickup almost disappears from the mix. I was wondering if anyone with a Limited 3 could tell me if this is designed behaviour or if this one's been wired up funny.