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stewblack

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  1. Thank you so much. Great review.
  2. I need the cash but don't hesitate to suggest a trade if you have one in mind.
  3. This is a really really useful piece of kit. If two of the effects work for you it's saved you money already and trust me more than two will. But beyond that it is a DI box and a sound interface for your computer. Lots of tricks in this one. GLWTS
  4. Sorry. For the record, and you can't need telling, she is adorable.
  5. Oh great. That feeling when you use the word porn and someone inserts a picture of a child in between the relevant posts. Apologies for my appalling timing.
  6. I too love to do this. Only where the gig allows it though, set up time and space are always a consideration. Those who've not tried it will be in for a pleasant surprise - it is a unique way of setting up. I used to split my signal using a preamp with two outs into a stereo graphic thence into two separate amp/cab set ups. The most basic set up wouldn't be for a stereo effect, I would simply bias one amp towards the bass and one towards the treble. Then once I liked what I was hearing the volume knobs on each amp became simple tone booster/cut controls. What always surprised me was that when I took away the 'bass' amp how thin and weak the 'treble' amp seemed on its own. Likewise when muting the 'treble' amp the bass seemed impossibly dubby and lacking in definition and yet when blended together the sound was amazing and lacking nothing. Where the heck were the mids coming from??! (rhetorical question - I neither know nor mind not knowing). I absolutely accept to some people this sounds like ridiculous, eccentric behaviour. And that's fine. No one is forcing anyone to do it 😉, but for others this will appeal to a sense of experimentation and fun and it really does produce interesting results.
  7. I hope I never actually have to, but if I do I'll be sure to let you know
  8. Oh God that is mouthwatering. Maybe I'll sell my svt and ctm and get one of these instead. Got to try them all really before finally accepting I can't lift them.
  9. That exact same thing happened to me with Bruce Thomas from the Attractions. Never learned his stuff,but God I write like him
  10. Well, I am happy to report it's a thing of beauty on its own and in the context of the song it is wonderful! Very much how I hear a bassline to a mellow, sparse tune, but played in someone else's style of course.
  11. Played in a smallish part of a largeish pub last night. Horrible to get gear into; pedestrianised outside, no parking nearby, huffing down with rain. Also a longish drive. So I travelled light. Bass in a soft case on my back. One small case for leads mic tablet etc, TCE 208 and a single 10"TE extension, all on set of sack trucks. In and out in one lift, happy days. However while the little TC combo copes well at gigging volume, especially with a second cab, it can be a little, how can I put it? A little sterile perhaps, lacking in je ne sais quoi maybe. Any road, I'd slipped the Sweet Baby into my bag and glad I did. Left it on all night. Lifted the sound, coloured it, and helped it cut through. Lovely.
  12. It would be possible but I have other people who want to buy...
  13. I have now borrowed money to get back on the road so I can't see a way out 😕 Hi Steve I have a couple of people interested. I'll pm you keep you posted.
  14. Irish bar in centre of Bath with my originals band. Packed, dancing, cheering and even singing along. Can't ask for more really.
  15. Believe me I don't want to sell them at a knock down price but needs must.
  16. Well I love marmite so I'm happy with it!
  17. Just realised that reads like a for sale ad. It's not its a recommendation.
  18. A tenner posted. Very comfortable, very effective.
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