paulwillson
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buy my 410 HE to go with it?
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try adding another cab i have an svt3 too, at 8 ohms it can get lost in the mix sometimes in a band setting but running it at 4 ohms (svt classic 410 and 210) it shits over everything!
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yeah, i know what you mean, "gotta sell these shiny toys to buy.......... oooooooooooooo shiny toyssssssss!" haha. really should be buying a compressor so ill have another think about it nother bump i guess -
Bought memory man and tonefactor analogue filter, super cool dude, quick response, helpful advice and packed my pedals safely looks like you sell alot on here you big gear slut
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hmmmmm synth id love one. id have to convince my self to part with the cash, its more of a want than a need. might end up taking it if it doesnt go. im sure it will though! BUMMMMMP
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BUMP! price drop for quick sale now 350!
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having a clear out. [b]Boss ODB-3 £30+postage[/b] [attachment=77161:DSC00081.JPG] [b]Tone Factor 442 Analogue Filter £45+ postage[/b] [attachment=77163:DSC00080.JPG] [b]Sennheiser Freeport wireless system £45+ postage[/b] [attachment=77162:DSC00077.JPG] [b]Native instruments Guitar Rig session I/O audio interface and amp modeling software £55+ postage[/b] [b]Sold[/b][attachment=77164:DSC00082.JPG] [b]Sold[/b] Also im selling my Ampeg SVT 3 Pro for £380 and also my custom snowball pedal from Napalm pedals its essential a feedback looper ill be sad to see this one go but £30 and its yours [b]Sold pending payment[/b] link to it is here: its the snowball sound test [url="http://www.myspace.com/napalmpedals/music"]http://www.myspace.com/napalmpedals/music[/url]
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pm returned picture coming up!
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Hi guys im looking for a replacement bridge for my 6 string, the string spacing id 16 and a half ". brrn hsving trouble pin pointing a brdifge that will fit. looking to spend no more than a tonne
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would love an LTD B-5e or a D-5! anyone selling one for say around...nothing? im skint. seems to be a common trend amongst bc'ers at the moment!
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[quote name='Robb5150' post='1182908' date='Mar 30 2011, 11:27 PM']Looking to either sell my mint Boogie 400+ with 24 valves for £700 or trade it for a Mark Bass Little Mark 800 Thanks for looking [email protected] 07515668772[/quote] nice probably my dream amp! got any samples?
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if anyones in doubt watch this guy! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4IaGz6HrKI"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4IaGz6HrKI[/url] im sorry but hes got groove!
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thanks alot, perfect reply, will try a dynamic mic and try micing up the cab and using a signal from the DI too. cheers for the fast response. For the record the compression was going before the amp and the overdrive already.
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Hi all, been having trouble recording bass for for my band, i love my gain and ive tried recording through my ampeg (DI'd) and with an odb-3 and with the gain patches through an axe-fx but i find that most of the riffs sit lovely and sound nice but there are odd notes that fuzz and sound out of place, the notes i tend to play harder (with my pick) ive tried using a multiband compressor but it lowers the genral feel and volume that the gain creates. was wondering if you guys had any experience in recording a gainy tone?if anyone needs anymore info on my problem just ask. id really really appreciate some help on this and any help would be greatly appreciated as im pulling my hair out here. cheers Paul
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all i know by karnivool! love the sound of the delay on that track, really hard to get mine in sync but its magic when i do!
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+1 for guitar pro! get guitar pro 5 though! 6 is awful not very user friendly at all. there are plenty of place to get it for free. if you cant, Tux guitar is a free software alternative
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great piece of recording hardware and comes with amp settings for both bass and guitar. A great way to get into home recording on a budget. plug your bass/guitar into the session box then the session box into the computer and record! simple. comes with a copy of cubase which i will include but im not 100% sure if it can be installed more than once. will find out upon enquiry. heres spec: 5 supreme-sounding guitar and bass amps, all perfectly emulated in stunning detail 21 effects: Meticulously modeled stomp boxes, distortion and volume pedals and other popular units Essential tools: Integrated tuner, metronome and two tapedeck modules for easy recording High-quality, portable USB 2.O bus-powered audio interface with sturdy aluminium casing 24-bit /192 KHz quality, Cirrus Logic AD/DA converters 2 balanced inputs: 1 Mic/Line/Hi-Z (phantom power supplied) and 1 Line/Hi-Z; individual gain controls with activity and clip LEDs Compatibility: Stand-Alone, VST, Audio Units, RTAS under Pro Tools 7, ASIO, Core Audio, DirectSound System Requirements Mac: OS X 10.4 / 10.5, G4 1.4 GHz or Intel Core Duo 1.66 GHz, 512 MB RAM System Requirements Windows: Pentium III or Athlon XP 1.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM, USB 2.0 interface, DVD drive. £50 ONO
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let me know if anyone has one for sale cheers, Paul -
nice old school classic rock there!
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Ok I know a reasonable amount about recording and stuff, but I know sh*t all about re-amping somehow so I would love to have it explained to me as I intend on doing a recording of my band in about a week or two and would like it so I could record and then work on the tone from my axe-fx without a guitar in my hands. The gear I have now is; Guitar Axe-fx Edirol UA-25 Mac 27" thing Cubase 6 erm, can't think of anything else I need to say? Ok cheers guys
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Beautiful Head, really punches through, great clarity and definition. Good Luck with Sale
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your joking? i picked up my svt-3 for around 400 it was either 380 or 400 i cant remember. and it was the old american built one! the ne with the retro blue and red svt logo EDIT: get this instead [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=109156&st=0&gopid=1156832&#entry1156832"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...p;#entry1156832[/url]