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  1. yeah they look like lane poors all right, superb buy, if you decide to sell them (for whatever crazy reason!), you'll get crazy high bids for them on ebay!
  2. [quote name='Finbar' post='308788' date='Oct 17 2008, 05:40 PM']I'm planning on using it as my main grit unit to replace my Cream Pie (which sounds too much like my amp already does without it), so I'd be interested to see what you reckons about it in that kind of context. I also need a good power solution for it. I'm not going to use batteries, and I can't seem to get my hands on an 18v converter. I think I may turn to the comparatively expensive 'virtual batteries' for it.[/quote] [url="http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/18v-dc-regulated-power-supply-7-p.asp"]http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/18v-dc-...-supply-7-p.asp[/url] no good??
  3. try clearing your cache
  4. nope. said i had family up there and could easily collect....no response draw your own conclusions
  5. is niccccccccce
  6. just grabbed his blue beaver sent by special delivery, packed like a bitch!
  7. [quote name='BigBeatNut' post='307523' date='Oct 16 2008, 01:31 AM']I don't think so. unless I'm mistaken somewhere. My mid/late 90's Eclipse Ltd is trussrodless. Though maybe the Eclipse ltd was the only one in the range like that.[/quote] my status knowledge is limited, but that seems very strange to me
  8. Kev

    Hells Bells

    well, i was impressed. they played a very tight solid 3 hour set, and everyone seemed to love them, bass cut through lovely as well, seemed to be a custom shop fender the guy was playing. i think id pay to see them, good fun
  9. i think i was one of the first people on here to buy a looper from red onion, i ordered a dual looper with a passive volume control on loop one about 18 months ago, twas a brilliant pedal, although my LED blew after a few months. They offered to repair for free though, so all good
  10. whats that tuner?
  11. my first ever effects pedal lovely unit, great tuner on it, and some very useable effects, certainly worth trying for that kinda money
  12. Kev

    Pod and pedals...

    i quite like digital effects, except the distortions. however i did quite like the distortions on the Boss gt-6b. But i didn't like line 6 or zoom's distortion models at all really, although i do know some that find the low gain models to their liking in my experience, using my fuzz.distortion pedals that i had along with my old boss gt6b or my zoom b2.1u worked just fine
  13. £1100 to £1000 i think
  14. to be fair, it looks like a genuine listing, its just the scottish location and low price, iv emailed him anyways, il post back if/when he gets back to me
  15. im gunna make out that i have family where he lives, so i can pick it up. lets see what the reply is
  16. well iv only got one, but i dont think i need another! depite fears my hands were struggling with 5 strings, it turns out it was my bike causing the discomfort! so i'm once again smitten Iv downsized alot with effects though over the past year, i now have one, and thats not even been delivered yet
  17. [quote name='odub' post='306688' date='Oct 14 2008, 09:37 PM']Ha will do, but doubt it will happen, having now played it my comments are: True bypass, blue LED so strong it almost blinded me, absolute silent knob turning, no crack hiss or hum even at top volume, jack plugs are very firm and solid, very transparent, distorts at full compression in a nice way. Very plug and play, which is what I like. I think [b]Silent Fry[/b] has another pcb board up for sale and a booster pedal, judging this one it's definitely top notch. Sorry about getting in before you - you've got to be quick in this game :-)[/quote] that made me laugh dont worry about it mate, iv missed out on quite a few pedals recently due to being a slow bugger, ah well, just grabbed myself a nice little distortion to cheer me up!
  18. dude if you dont like the sei, then you dont like it, dont try n force yourself to, i think what me and others are saying is that you would be very silly to trade it for a thumb bass as the sei is worth WAY more at the moment, but if you really want a thumb again, sell the sei, pocket a load of cash AND get a thumb
  19. easy on the bumping!
  20. so your the arse that just beat me to it! let me know if you dont get along with it
  21. yeah its perfectly fine, just funny!
  22. [quote name='Stockholm Syndrome' post='306078' date='Oct 14 2008, 11:05 AM']Why all the Warwick bashing?[/quote] nothing wrong with warwicks mate, its their value at the moment i think is being bashed this sei is worth twice as much if not more than a thumb in the current market
  23. dude do not trade this for a bolt on thumb, you will lose so much money! sell iti first, and then buy a thumb
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