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  1. Roland Rock
    Hand-Wired and signed by Leo Fender* *[size=1]false[/size]
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    [quote name='Manton Customs' timestamp='1477323035' post='3161407'] ...odor... [/quote] Definitely been frequenting too many US forums
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    Quite an invigorating mix by Featurecast Listen to Featurecast - Shambhala Fractal Forest Mix 2016 by Featurecast #np on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/featurecast/fractal-forest-mix-2016
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    I couldn't really hear much difference with the EBS one,,but really loved the Fairfield Accountant; squishy and dirty.
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    Top quality recording interface compatible with ipad and computer. Barely used, in very good condition. Almost half retail price at £65 posted. Bargain! [IMg] http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/20161016_224615_zpsttlrjit9.jpg" class="ipsImage" /> [Img] http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/2016-10-31%2020.29.30_zpsk8zdov6m.png" class="ipsImage" />
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    I bought this fella recently but I'm more of a pure wet/pure dry kind of guy, and the clean blend controls are superfluous and just get in the way for me. Great and handy pedal for normal people [IMG] http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/Screenshot_2016-10-03-16-50-36_zpsyle3masz.png" class="ipsImage" /> [IMG]http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/20161031_193310_zpshcgoqrre.jpg" class="ipsImage" />
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    Less synthy but similarish in style is Goapele: Warning: don't let the velvety sweet tones fool you - she swears like a docker https://open.spotify.com/track/5liaFrDdoINOvJ4B8WDPa1
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    Love this song - heavy metal before heavy metal was invented
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    [quote name='E sharp' timestamp='1477428456' post='3162228'] My mate has one of those Crowns , for his rehearsal rooms - heavier than the Crest . The Crest is not lightweight at all , but neither is it the backbreaker it's made out to be . I've stuck it in a Boschma 2U case with lovely wide smooth handles , and it's a doddle to move around [/quote] Agreed - the Crest in a rack case with decent side handles is a reasonably easy one hand carry
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    Tom bought a Moog expression pedal from me. Fast payment and good communication. Cheers
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    I'm not an afficionado at all, but my one brief experience of a Wal was very positive; rock solid build, easy playability and fantastic filter based preamp.
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    [Img] http://i1244.photobucket.com/albums/gg580/christopher_brown14/rackbags/FB_IMG_1477209613085_zpstoshja4s.jpg[/IMG] That's not me by the way; I don't have those tattoos and there are no abs showing through the T shirt
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    Bump - still have the box - like I say - brand new!
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    Sold
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    [quote name='ubit' timestamp='1477058421' post='3159590'] My biggest depression is when you ask " did you work out such and such?" No, but I worked out this !" Even though the last thing we agreed was to learn such and such for next week ! [/quote] Maybe it's your memory; you posted the exact same thing two hours earlier
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    Great job! I was genuinely expecting to see a white bass with a blue ship logo.
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    [quote name='drTStingray' timestamp='1476901800' post='3158344'] I would have counted a stack knob as the equivalent of two controls (i.e. two knobs ....... oo er missus). [/quote] Yeah me too - far too complicated for the OP's brief
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    Bump
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    [quote name='ead' timestamp='1476687273' post='3156193'] P Retro is a fine tool and not complex. Volume/blend on one stack and then a cool mids control on t'other. Active/passive too. [/quote] Why would a P need a blend? I thought the stacked knobs on the P Retro did the following: 1: Top - volume (pull for active mode) Bottom - passive tone 2: Top - mid boost one way,bass&treble boost the other way Bottom - variable frequency
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    [quote name='dood' timestamp='1476802984' post='3157390'] I would, but I think in terms of health, probably not wise! They've seen lots of use in my lugoles! [/quote] Ah, maybe we use them differently - my filters never touch my ears! Thanks anyway
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    [quote name='dood' timestamp='1469229756' post='3096904'] I've just retired my ER15's [/quote] I lost one of my ER15 filters on Friday - I don't suppose you'd like to sell one?
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    Not with basses - I've only bought two in the last 16 years. Amps and pedals are a different story. Overall, it's the enjoyment of the search and anticipation of getting something new. Very little to do with actual real need.
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    That's lovely
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    Fender ABY switch, mint condition - never even used! Bought for a routing solution but my requirements changed. You can do the following: - Combine two signals into one (be aware that there are no level controls, and no guarantees that the impedence loads will work together) - Split one signal into two - Toggle between two input signals - True Bypass Normal power input, which you'll need if you want the LED to do its thing Add £4 for P&P
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