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Rack mount Outboard (EQ, Comps, Gates)
JPJ replied to JPJ's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Studio/Live Rack Mount Outboard For Sale Only Location Killingworth Grab yourself a bargain as we upgrade our live PA from analogue to digital. 2 x Alesis 3630 2 channel compressor with gate (total of four compressors & gates). Pro level compression & gating, great for all signal types including drums, vox and guitar/bass. Fully adjustable for threshold, ratio, attack, release and output on the compressors, and threshold and rate on the gates. Choice of hard/soft knee compression, multi-segment LED metering user selectable on input or output, peak or RMS. Stereo link switch (duplicates settings across both channels) and input selectable between -10dBV & =4dBV. Both come with Alesis power supplies. £45 each or £80 the pair or nearest offer. Each one comes with its own insert lead (stereo jack to mono jacks). 1 x Behringer Multigate Pro. 4 gates in 1u rack. Great for tightening up your drum sounds or controlling open vocal mics on loud stages. Each gate adjustable for threshold, hold, release, range/ratio. Each gate has a switchable a semi-parametric eq with controls for frequency (100Hz to 10kHz) and BW. Gates can be coupled or used as an expander. Mains powered, no transformer, inserts on both mono jacks and XLR (m/f). £40 or nearest offer. If you pay £40, I'll throw in 4 insert leads (Stereo jack to m/f xlrs) free. 1 x Behringer Ultragraph Pro - NOW SOLD All the units are used and have a little rack rash on the ears from being mounted. Postage is an option at the buyers expense. Original packaging is not available but the units will be suitably packaged and protected. Either original manuals or copies will be included with each unit. [url="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JPJ/media/IMG_1355_zpsqlwmxoz3.jpg.html"][/url]
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Yep, saw one of these online whilst looking for the TTE500. Personally, I preferred the perforated plate look of the TTE500.
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Mick is a top fella, drove from Liverpool for a halfway meet and hung around for an hour whilst I got stuck in traffic. Great transaction, good comms, and nice fella to meet. Hope he enjoys the TC BG500
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Cheers for the kind words and the info on its history. I have now replied to all pm's regarding delivery. Situation is I'm happy to box the combo up in a combination of bubble wrap and cardboard, but you will have to organise your own courier at your cost/risk. I'm away from home pretty much Monday-Friday at the moment so don't have time to mess around with couriers, but happy to make the combo abpvailable for courier collection or collect in person.
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I've got ultra jazzes in my Overwater, the dimensions are 94.5mm x 18.5mm. I know they don't fit in the Fender DLX 5 string basses (the ones with the big pole pieces) but I'm not sure about the Squiers.
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***SOLD*** Gibson Thunderbird, Vintage Sunburst (2010)
JPJ replied to amnesia's topic in Basses For Sale
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i'm such a bass tart, I watched Motorhead's performance on Glasto on iPlayer and now I want a black 4001 (if your still allowed to express such desires around here?)
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My Thunderbird G.A.S. Is back big time, fortunately there doesn't seem to be too many used ones around at the moment so my credit card is safe for now 😎
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TC Electronics BG500 Bass Combo 500w into the inbuilt 2x10 speakers (no extension cab required). Loud and ballsy, this combo is perfect for gigging and will easily keep up with the loudest of drummers. Handles low B without complaint. Controls include Gain, Spectra-comp, Bass, Low-Mid, High-Mid, Treble, TweeterTone, TubeTone & Master. Two switchable 'Contour' settings and three programmable memory slots, built-in tuner and RCA inputs for rehearsing/backing and finally a headphone socket that mutes the speakers for silent practice. I purchased this locally secondhand for rehearsals and small gigs but as I've recently taken a job in Europe this is not going to get used, so its time to move it on to a new home. Any questions, please ask! Photos to follow, I can't seem to add them from the iPad doh! Happy to post at the buyers risk/expense, but collection from Killingworth, North Tynesidee preferred as its a heavy beast. [URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JPJ/media/IMG_1297_zps6ae628a4.jpg.html][IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v208/JPJ/IMG_1297_zps6ae628a4.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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Just a daft thought (too lazy to check the Thomann site), are the 4's & 5's the same scale length? If so, that could explain why the 4's are intonated nearer the rear of the bridge than the 5's.
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Thanks for a great review of what looks (and sounds) like a killer bass at a great price. A game changer for sure as you rightly state. Picking up on a couple of points and looking at your photos: (i) the through body stringing option looks like it will involve a near 90 degree string break over the saddle, especially on the 'E' string, is this the case or is it just the angle of the photo?; (ii) again, from the photos of the controls, I'm guessing they are as high above the bell plate because there is only a single nut on the top side of the plate. If you added a second nut underneath the bell plate (or adjust one that's already there), it should be possible to lower the knobs down closer to the plate.