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Zoom B2 (For Sale) --- SOLD!!!!!
pauljdcooper replied to Mcgiver69's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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I got these pickups and now no longer have the guitar i was going to put them in. Brand new never out of the boxes. Custom SH11 bridge pickup. Pearly Gates neck pickup. £50ea Posted using special delivery, so quick delivery and insured. OR buy both and i will post em SD and sell them together for £85
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Ghosts is awesome. The rest is a little heavy for my taste but the mix is good IMO. Had trouble downloading tracks though....
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depending on cash it somes as a 8 track too remember. the HD8. Save a little moolah if you don't need the extra channels. So if you're not recording an entire band..... well, think about it anyhow. Good Kit otherwise, played with one last week, i like em.
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Great for a home studio for monitoring use, especially as it is active(no need for a sperate amp) and it is bass specific so your bass sounds can be reflected accurately! that is what we all want when recording right?! Just PM me if interested. Sometimes, you just got to have more bass Developed by the renowned Mackie studio monitor team, the SW•10 Active Studio subwoofer destroys anything in its class—both in sound quality and looks. The huge sounding, yet compact TAPCO SW•10 "mini-sub" offers devastatingly loud, punchy, and precise low-end down to 34 Hz—which is pretty damn low. It can be used in a variety of applications, including small project studios, surround sound editing, home theater playback, and desktop audio workstations. With its huge bass, full, powerful sound, and superior performance, the SW•10 is the perfect compact subwoofer to add necessary thump to a stereo or surround monitoring system made up of S•5 and S•8 desktop monitors. Control The SW•10 Active Studio Subwoofer employs an acoustic suspension design for tight, articulate bass, which provides an amazingly flat and linear low-frequency response down to 34 Hz. In other words, it's tight and low. Variable input sensitivity lets you adjust the volume so it's just right for your system. The onboard Active crossover is a Linkwitz-Riley design—usually found in much higher end speakers—providing a low end range of 55 Hz to 110 Hz at 24 dB/octave. The individual crossover controls for the left and right channels provide additional flexibility in surround sound applications with a subwoofer output and bass management (LFE). Finally, there's a polarity reverse switch for optimizing the performance of the SW•10 with the other speakers in your system. I/O Low-down The SW•10 hooks up easily with any system. Left and right inputs are provided on both balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA connectors. The SW•10 also offers dual high-Pass Outputs (also on XLR and RCA connectors) for connecting Active monitors like the S•5s and S•8s, or passive speakers through a separate power amplifier. The SW•10's crossover splits off all of the bass frequencies from the incoming audio signals and sends the mids and highs to separate studio monitors. This way, the SW•10 focuses on the boom, and the other speakers handle the rest for improved efficiency and overall clarity. Protecting your investment Accidents happen, so we added some dope circuitry just to keep your SW•10 performing its best. The SW•10 is tuned to maximize efficiency, but it can get hot if you run it loud for long periods. If the electronics get too hot, a thermal switch activates and shuts down the amplifier until it's cool again. A peak limiter circuit also monitors the amplifier output signal to guard against clipping and overloading the amplifier. This allows for loud punchy bass performance without distortion, and ensures long-term reliability.
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I have a pair of Mackie Tapco S5 active studio monitors, still boxed and unopened i will do for £175. And i have the SW10 active subwoofer that i would do for £80. that is still boxed and unopened too. just PM me if interested. OR say if you could stretch to £250 you can have the lot.
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have to say i love this album. took me agaes to get a copy once i heard it was out but worth it IMO. really fun music with lots of adventure in the playing. TOP STUFF
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Tokai LoveRock
pauljdcooper replied to pauljdcooper's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Tokai LoveRock
pauljdcooper replied to pauljdcooper's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Tokai LoveRock
pauljdcooper replied to pauljdcooper's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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[attachment=2231:tokai.jpg]Lovely Tokai LoveRock guitar, immaculate condition. I need the cash so it has to go. But someone will get a bargain, and it will help me justify my bass to my wife!! Collection in West London. I won't use a courier sorry, had grief with them previously. No case sorry. Looking for £200. Bargain at that price. email me at [email protected] if interested.
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who plays guitar and was there a transition to bass?
pauljdcooper replied to john_the_bass's topic in General Discussion
I started on guitar as a kid, classicak for a year, then 8 years of ''normal'' acoustic guitar, mid teens i bought some loud and smashed up electrics. Gave it up around 20 for a while. picked it up again 2 years ago. Always loved double bass. A real fascination for me. Then decided to take the plunge and learn bass. Now on electric bass with a self promise that when i feel ''good enough'' on the electric i will treat myself to a double bass. -
Never heard of em. Look forward to the pics.
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Washburn force 5 5 string bass?
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I do like this kind of thing. Top stuff
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So i guess i did well then. Very Happy boy here!
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[attachment=1963:peavey_001.jpg][attachment=1964:peavey_002.jpg]Well, I did warn you! Peavey Milestone III bass. £30. inc delivery. THAT is cheap. Plays nice enough. Tuners stay put but are in need of replacing due to breaking up. But i am pretty happy really, just thought i would share.
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how do you tell someone they suck?
pauljdcooper replied to lowhand_mike's topic in General Discussion
i like to think you tell them they are not up to scratch anc have ..... (x weeks) to sort it or you will need to look for someone who can do what you need. There is no real nice way but hey, people can get better with time or incentives (like getting sacked for the band).