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The fonts are: For 'Basschat' - Xirod 84pt with an orange outline 2mm thick and a black centre. For '.co.uk' - Bank Gothic md bt 48pt with the 'o' in .co centred on the base of the T in chat Please don't use any slogans thanks, they're taken far too literally. I'm happy to supply a copy of the logo alone on a white background if it makes life easier - just drop me an email.
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[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3238"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3238[/url] Dave I've moved your offer to the special offers and competitions forum
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[url="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6905722.stm"]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6905722.stm[/url] Thought this story about Ebay's relative success or lack of is interesting. They've realised the auction site would have a limited appeal and have managed to diversify before the competition caught up. Its a well managed company if nothing else
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I've been talking to Jon about Delano SBC's for my bass and he was very impressed by them when he tried them in another Shuker owners bass.
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[quote name='Faithless' post='33287' date='Jul 17 2007, 09:32 PM']By the way, I was thinking about Ashdown products - what about it?[/quote] Mark Gooday deliberately went for a certain flavouring to the sound, some people like it and others don't. [quote name='Faithless' post='33287' date='Jul 17 2007, 09:32 PM']And, one thing about the power - it seems, that tube amps are waaay more powerful, than transistor ( I've compared it on my friend's, guitarist's amps - 50wt tube and 125wt), so, if remembering Kiwi's suggestion about 100/150+ wt amps, so is there a real need to use multiple cabs?[/quote] There were a few posts around on perceptions of loudness compared to power when it comes to comparing valve amps to solid state. There are more variables than might first appear. In my experience with playing my Alembic Series 1 through my 100w Burman head and two Ashdown cabs (2x10 and 1x15) I had no problems drowning out the guitarist who was using a 100w Fender Twin.
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I forgot to add the Marshall VBA400 as well.
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You could get your hands on a Sound City 120, 150 or 200 off Ebay if you keep your eyes peeled. That's a lot of oomph for the dosh and you'd probably have a little change left over. Some of the other 70's tube amps like Fender Bassman, Burman and Simms Watts might be worth considering but they're rarely over 100-150w in power rating. You'd need multiple cabs to make the most of them. Hiwatt would be worth looking at too but I've seen them so rarely that I don't have much of a handle on what they're likely to go for - maybe up to £500?
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[quote name='bassbloke' post='32468' date='Jul 16 2007, 12:44 PM']Everyone I've dealt with on ebay has been decent. I've bought and sold several amps and basses and all manner of other items and I've never been ripped off, swindled or given too much of a run around and the reason for that is because I avoid stuff that looks too good to be true. If you're interested in a high value item and on first contact, the buyer is unapproachable and evasive, walk away! It's not worth the hassle.[/quote] Fair point but if they've listed the item as a certain specification and then claim ignorance afterwards when it turns out to be something else, then what? You can take them through the disputes process but if they've already spent the money...
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Ghad I've got loads that stick in my brain but you've all heard them already.
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Have to say I'm disappointed by them as well. They've got a tricky job on their hands trying to maintain profit while coping with what is an obvious downturn in the quality and value of items on offer. I think the site is now mostly just a clearing house and while the listing fee is still fairly reasonable, their final value fees have become ludicrous. I was charged £2 for listing my Modulus which isn't bad at all, but had it sold I would have been charged £30 as a final value fee! No wonder mostly cheap stuff gets listed these days. As for Paypal, they spout on about reassurance and providing online security, but if the seller hasn't registered a credit card with paypal and spends your money as soon as he gets it then you're still screwed. Paypal will make all sorts of promises about getting the money fromt he seller next time he uses the account but if they've abandoned their account then what? Interesting to note that Paypal aren't as aggressive in pursuing lost money from transactions as they are in pursuing their own overdue Ebay fees either. And lets not get started on the mess they're making of sorting out scams - can you say guilty before proven innocent? I think many of the scam problems would be solved if everyone using paypal were forced to register a credit card where the balance - either positive or negative, was reconciled at the end of every month. Oh, and I'd like to see sellers obliged to pay for shipping a defective item BACK from the buyer.
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For those of you who didn't see the poor sap flunking marching band practice in his own reality TV show, the drummer from Motley Crue, Tommy Lee's real name is Tommy Lee Bass. I think he missed his calling.
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there's another member, Viper I think, who is in Eastleigh and I think we had members from Fareham and Portsmouth on Bassworld.
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Hi Greg, welcome aboard. I know Southampton very well
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Female fronted?
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I've just had it back from the tech for servicing and its got a clean bill of health so I'm putting it up for sale. To you that'll be £240 excl. Specs are: * new 12" Neodymium speaker * HF-Horn with horn off switch * 150 watts RMS * controls for Gain, Bass, Mid Freq., Mid Level, Treble and Master * Clip LED * switches for Limiter, Low Boost, High Boost and Mute * headphone out * Tuner out * Line out * FX loop * XLR DI out * switches for Groundlift, Sub Sonic, DI Pre/Post and Horn Off on the rear pannel * fan cooling * protections for short circuit, HF oscillation, overheat, DC * vented cabinet * retractable handle and corner wheels * 465 x 445 x 400/265 * 18,2 kg
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I haven't but I like the look of them. That kind of design would be perfect for an ERB. Can you imagine having that twisted neck on a Dingwall?
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Oh but you can't a bass player in Shepherds Bush... ...for I am the only bass player in Shepherds Bush, you see.
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GONE: Pentium 3 550Mhz PC + monitor, mouse and keyboard. No takers!
Kiwi replied to Kiwi's topic in Completed Items
[quote name='neilb' post='31324' date='Jul 13 2007, 03:06 PM']Midgets?[/quote] What flavour? -
I hope the unit doesn't colour the sound too much.
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GONE: Pentium 3 550Mhz PC + monitor, mouse and keyboard. No takers!
Kiwi replied to Kiwi's topic in Completed Items
[quote name='Rich' post='31280' date='Jul 13 2007, 01:59 PM']So if you're wiping the hard drive, presumably it won't come complete with your collection of scanned Edwardian llama porn? Shame.[/quote] Not the llama porn, I can supply some interesting grimey, 70's mole rat stuff on CD though. -
I've edited those posts containing youtube links using the youtube tags we have on the forum so the vid is embedded rather than just linked.
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Me too, and I'll still be going to the aftershow party I'm going to got so sick of Prince...
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[url="http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/957438"]http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/artist/957438[/url] If you really feel like pushing the boat out, tickets to the aftershow party have just gone on sale. I've got a pair for August 7th but I'm not going to bother with the 14th. He's a master of upselling, that one .