eude
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MXR M292 Dyna Comp Bass Compressor. In good condition, a couple of tiny scuffs. Velcro on the underside. No box or instructions, but everything you need these days is on the internet anyway More info here >> https://www.jimdunlop.com/mxr-dyna-comp-bass-compressor/ Really lovely demo here >> Quick note, this plays nicer with more vintage, passive sounds, an extremely hot active bass tends to push it's limits a bit, pardon the pun. Moving on as I've realised lately that the caveman in me much prefers my bass tone without any compression. £80 posted in the UK. Thank you for looking! Eude -
I bought a GK Legacy 500, which I adore, but I tried and ELF a few weeks after I got it, and I honestly would've gone with the ELF had I tried it first. It really does sound that good, but I appreciate it's a pricey compared to the others.
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There are other options too. There's a little Harley Benton >> https://harleybenton.com/product/block-300b/ Might be a smidge bigger, buy it's louder, in paper and has much more going on eq wise. And, the BAM-200, as noted above by @JohnDaBass >> https://www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=P0DI5 As far as I've seen, the Gnome and the BAM are nearly identical internally.
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This might be helpful? To my ear, in the above video at least, the Gnome sounds a little dull compared to the others? Very little character or colouring, but of course that could be a brilliant thing to others. I've only tried the ELF myself and heard in a band context too, and it really does sound good, very very good in fact. In a not overly loud ensemble, it would be fine I'm sure. Hope that helps! Eude
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That certainly does not help!
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Stunning! How long till it's in your grubby mitts?
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That's a wonderful set up matey. I remember you raving about the QSC a little while ago, sounds perfect for your needs. Remind me, what scale length are your Jabbas?
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I think you're right. The Warwick stuff was always nice, I wonder why they lost their way. I really hope that amp manufacturers start trying to make compact amps with old school solid state power stages, like the Mesa Walkabout. I know Class D stuff has improved massively, but in the cheaper stuff it's just a bit pants still... Anyway, I'm going to keep my eyes peeled for one of their old 1x10 combos of old for home use, o e of the Wamp ones.
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There's one of the big boys at the Bass Gallery... https://thebassgallery.com/products/warwick-pro-tube-ix
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Like a lot of bass amp manufacturers, they either didn't keep up with the quest for lightweight gear, or tried and missed the mark. I have to say, I do kinda miss "proper" amps...
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Said elsewhere, but bears repeating, absolutely stunning dude!
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I use a GK Legacy 500 with mine, and it's plenty, so the 800 would be excellent!
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I've got two One10s, and one for home use, small gigs and stage monitoring would be absolutely fine. Having the second cab makes for a very compact, flexible and powerful set up, with t a decent amp. Paging @Merton who got my hooked on these wee cabs, and sold me one too, he has lots of experience of the One10 and Two10 cabs in proper gigging capacities too. For the purposes you mention above though, I expect a One10 will be more than enough, and a Two10 might've been overkill anyway Eude
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What's the specs, or have I missed a NBD thread somewhere?
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Well that's a bit tasty!
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PM'd you about the MXR Dynacomp. -
I should add, I'm very interested if it's still around and for sale. -
Did this ever sell?
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That is insane. Insane!
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I was about to blame an error on the site, but I stand by my 3 duplicate posts, I think they actually convey my thoughts quite well...
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Now that IS tasty.
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Now that IS tasty.
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Now that IS tasty.
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Surely it's Alan's fault, no?...
