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I'm going to throw this up as a quick feeler, I'll grab decent pictures of it when I get a minute. Neural DSP Quad Cortex, you know what it is! In great condition, couple of tiny cosmetic marks here and there but screen has had a protective cover on since purchase. Comes boxed with it's power supply and USB lead. Will be restored to factory and toppers removed on shipment. Cheers!
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What the Nano should have been. I would love this instead of the full sized one, I have no use for the two rows of switches, 4 easily accessible scenes per preset would do me absolutely fine.
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Neigh
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Careful, you'll have their CEO nagging Ped to rein it in, if he can find us.
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I'm really not trying to irritate you 😅 but all I can see on that graph it at 50% centre position, all frequencies are around 0db, with bass at 0% it cuts everything under 250hz by about 6db, treble at 0% as much as 13db. Highly asymmetrical, but it definitely doesn't seem flat at 0%, particularly in the highs, which I would have thought would be pretty noticeable on a Stingray pre?
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I've attended many of these "charity" events and, whilst I'm more than satisfied that the promoters haven't made money off of it and ticket prices/charity buckets are going to the charity, I'm 99.99% certain not a penny of the bar profits have, before even thinking about who is taking a wage on the night, and that's what I take huge issue with.
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For me the charity gig rule is really simple. MORE than happy to donate my time for free to raise money, but absolutely on the basis that the bar staff, sound engineers, promoters and doormen are all also donating their time, with all food and drink profits also going to the charity. If my band performing is helping fund wages for them rather than the charity in question, I'm not interested. I daresay in the vast majority of situations, bands are working at a much greater loss than any of the other staff would be.
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I'm going to steal this phrasing.
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I'm not really following this, you've had a warranty replacement? Is that what's for sale, or is it the faulty one? (which I would have assumed to have gone back for the replacement??) -
Will be absolutely fine 👍
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I'd hum loudly.
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The only time I've ever felt I need a G is for an open string riff, otherwise 5 frets down the neck and you're there 😁
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Apologies if I'm missing something, but is this no showing levels above and below 0dB, i.e. cut and boost? Very limited cut as mentioned, but still not flat fully turned down?
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Nice, good to see that it works, I was considering doing the same with mine, but was worried how much it'd stick out from my ear, didn't want to look like a pillock. Assume all good?
