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Continuing with my need to reduce the amount of gear accumulated, I would like to offer my David Eden WT550 traveller up for sale. Its a 2003 model, hybrid tube design rated at 750 watts at 2ohm, 500w @ 4ohm or 300w @ 8ohm. Dimensions = 12"W x 3.5"H x 12"D Weight 20lbs I bought this from a fellow Basschatter a few months ago with a view to running two pairs of 8ohm cabs, but never got round to experimenting, as it sounded more than loud enough with just the one pair Its been well gigged and there are a few marks on it as you would expect, but its in perfect working order and sounds terrific! It comes with the Eden gigbag in the picture. I would rather the buyer collected from Swindon, but could get a quote for shipping if necessary. I'm asking £395 which is my bottom price, but its priced to sell as I need the space and the dosh for my sons Kart racing exploits! I would consider a trade for a Schroeder 1212L, but wont hold my breath! And I know it defeats the object of what I just said above, but you cant let the kids have all their own way! Cheers Andy [attachment=66432:DSCF0014.JPG] [attachment=66433:DSCF0019.JPG] [attachment=66435:DSCF0015.JPG] [attachment=66437:DSCF0016.JPG]
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Bill Fitzmaurice Omni 15 Tallboy For Sale
andyonbass replied to andyonbass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Bill Fitzmaurice Omni 15 Tallboy For Sale
andyonbass replied to andyonbass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Bill Fitzmaurice Omni 15 Tallboy For Sale
andyonbass replied to andyonbass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
[quote name='umph' post='1056630' date='Dec 12 2010, 09:41 PM']any idea what speakers are in this?[/quote] [quote name='3below' post='1056655' date='Dec 12 2010, 09:54 PM']From a quick scan of the original thread a 3015 LF and an eminence 8" + tweeters.[/quote] What he said ↑↑↑ Thanks for the endorsements, guys -
Bill Fitzmaurice Omni 15 Tallboy For Sale
andyonbass replied to andyonbass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Some of you may be familiar with this cab, built with great care and attention by Dave Perry, (build diary [url="http://www.finnbass.com/showthread.php?t=2216&highlight=omni15+tallboy"]HERE[/url]), but sadly, due to a shortage of gigs, and my lad taking up Kart racing, I have decided I need to reduce the amount of gear I have accumulated. I have enjoyed gigging this cab over the last year or so, its been 100% reliable and coped easily with any situation whilst sounding brilliant. Surprisingly easy to move about and load up too. Hardly a mark on it, its been protected by a superb quality Roqsolid fitted cover. I bought this off of Hamster, on here, for £300 about a year ago [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=72089&hl=omni+15"]For sale thread here [/url] so after a years light gigging its still gotta be worth [s]£275[/s] £250 of anybody's money. Hell, for the money there's nothing that comes even close, and I'll be lucky to get a set of tyres for that, but its priced to sell . Collection from Swindon, possible deliver or meet halfway depending on time/distance [url="http://www.billfitzmaurice.info/Omni15.html"]Bill Fitzmaurice O15 web page[/url] Check out the above links for more pics and specs Weight: 41kg Height: 103cm Width: 53cm Depth: 50cm [attachment=66313:PICT0353.jpg] [attachment=66314:PICT0352.jpg]
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Just done a deal with Chris on a PA system, he's as good as his word folks, no worries about entering into a transaction with this guy! as previously stated, "Top Bloke!"
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This Version? Any excuse to post a Gerry Scheff bassline on here! And no, I cant transcribe it!
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[quote name='icastle' post='1030786' date='Nov 20 2010, 07:54 PM']How about something like this... [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=226013&TabID=1&QV=Y"]http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?Module...abID=1&QV=Y[/url][/quote] Could be just the ticket! I'll nip down the local store and check one out! Cheers Andy
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[quote name='risingson' post='1030755' date='Nov 20 2010, 07:31 PM']This will do what you need. EDIT unless you need something everyone can hear, in which case this probably painfully little use to you at all, and I'm sorry. [url="http://www.korg.com/Product.aspx?pd=234"]http://www.korg.com/Product.aspx?pd=234[/url][/quote] Yeah, its actually to enable practice [i]with[/i] the guitarist. I should have been a bit clearer, but thanks for the response Doesn't need to be loud, just small!
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Found myself in this situation a couple of times. Arrived at the gig, gear set up and waiting around with the band in the dressing room. A couple of last minute changes to song endings, or perhaps or a new song that needs a bit more polish so the guitarist brings his guitar along to the room and runs through acoustically. Its just about loud enough to do the job, but there's no chance hearing a bass, as you will know. What I'm looking for is something like a fag packet sized, battery powered amp thingy, that wont sound like a fart in a cullender, if such a thing exists. Anyone got any ideas?
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[b]PA System for sale[/b] Comprising of a pair of [b]HZ HE-200 Full Range loudspeakers[/b] with covers [url="http://www.e-av.co.uk/hz-he200-full-range-speakers-pair/"]Specs here[/url] , driven by a [b]Smartlight 1u DP2000 power amp[/b], [url="http://www.gbaudio.co.uk/data/600dp2.htm"]Specs here[/url] [b] Leem HMM-12FX mixer[/b] with protective bag (specs below) 6 MIC & 4 LINE inputs with INSERTS 4 Stereo Inputs with Additional Stereo RCA Inputs 4 Stereo Inputs with Additional Stereo RCA Inputs Stereo Main Output with ON and AFL switch Stereo Main Output with ON and AFL switch Group 1/2 amd 3/4 Output with ON and AFL switch Group 1 / 2 amd 3 / 4 Output with ON and AFL switch Pre-Fader Listen for channels Pre-Fader Listen for channels 99 program Multi effects with to AUX 1,2 send, ON/OFF, PFL, To Group and Main switches 99 program Multi effects with to AUX 1,2 send, ON / OFF, PFL, To Group and Main switches 3 band Channel EQ w/MID Frequency control 3 band Channel EQ w / MID Frequency control +48V Phantom power +48 V Phantom power Headphone output Headphone output Tape In / Rec Out Tape In / Rec Out 2 AUX SEND/RETURN with each control 2 AUX SEND / RETURN with each control PRE/POST button for AUX 2 PRE / POST button for AUX 2 Dimension(W x H x D) : 328 x 420 x 65 mm Dimension (W x H x D): 328 x 420 x 65 mm Weight : 3.5 kg Weight: 3.5 kg [b]Including Tripod Speaker stands with carry bag, mic stand, Behringer XM8500 mic, all leads and 10m speaker cables required to get you going![/b] I have been using this system as a vocal PA for pubs, clubs and small/medium venues and it can go very loud if needed but retains superb clarity. Speakers are very lightweight and easy to carry. There is normal usage wear and a few scratches as one would expect, but overall in great condition. The only issue is the power amp bridge mode switch is not working, but I have never had a reason to use it bridged, and could easily be replaced if needed. Only reason for selling is band has split, and I need the space. I will be sorry to see it go. [b]£400[/b] collected from Swindon [attachment=64042:S6300161.JPG] [attachment=64043:S6300156.JPG] [attachment=64045:S6300157.JPG] [attachment=64044:S6300160.JPG]
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[quote name='markstuk' post='997260' date='Oct 22 2010, 04:29 PM']So i'll keep my eye out for a second hand H2, H4N or DR1/DR100 Mark[/quote] For about the same price as a used H2 you could get the new [url="http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product~name~Zoom-H1~ID~13779.asp"]Zoom H1[/url]
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Strap Screw lost off of its bite :(
andyonbass replied to civictiger's topic in Repairs and Technical
I posted [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=47268"]THIS[/url] on the subject a while ago, if it helps. -
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Play the song in Windows Media Player, go into the VIEW menu, select ENHANCEMENTS, then PLAY SPEED SETTINGS, where you will find a slider to alter the tempo, as well as fast, slow and normal buttons.
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[quote name='Beedster' post='915981' date='Aug 5 2010, 02:05 PM']Ah, OK, that makes sense, but, if you'll excuse my ignorance, it still strikes me as a little risky. Is there not the possibility that a neck will get to a certain point at which only working the wood will do the job, i.e., that by increasing the tension on the rod as you've done you run the risk of pulling it out of its housing? C[/quote] Possibly, in which case you'll end up with a neck that cant be adjusted......Which is what you've got anyway!
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Ever thought about building your own? a BFM Omni 10.5 can be built for a fraction of the prices mentioned above, and would probably out perform them.
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I think over time, the pressure of the truss rod nut against the wood compresses it, requiring additional turns to achieve the same level of relief, and its also likely the wood dries out and shrinks a bit. The method above enables me to achieve a few more mm of threads. On a decent neck its probably not an issue. [quote name='Beedster' post='915656' date='Aug 5 2010, 09:34 AM']Interesting, glad it worked for you. Do you think it's a safe strategy, it kinda pre-supposes that the neck can be infinitely tightened? I'd be interested to hear what luthiers think? Cheers Chris[/quote]
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You sure its not the Little Mark 250 at that price?