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I understand - I'm really after a Super Twelve anyway. Good luck with the sale. -
[quote name='Shockwave' timestamp='1325356083' post='1482525'] No straight sale for the moment. [/quote]
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AS NEW SQUIER CLASSIC VIBE PRECISION.**SOLD PENDING**
StraightSix replied to tom1946's topic in Basses For Sale
[quote name='kennyrodg' timestamp='1325257134' post='1481404'] I'll take it please, pm'd you for details. Cheers. [/quote] Dagnabbit that was quick Congrats on grabbing this KR - if anything changes I'll put in second dibs. -
Bought a few picks from Andy - very courteous and quick service. Cheers
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Thanks Evil - I had noticed your lovely P bass...I will keep it in mind if I sell the guitar. BUMP
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Budget basses, anyone else fallen in love with their's?
StraightSix replied to a topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='bassman2790' timestamp='1325070568' post='1479492'] Why should it be a back-up? I gigged with a GSR190J (from the jumpstart package) for 12 months. I even got a compliment on my sound at a wedding from a Ric 4003 owner I know that my fellow band mates would look at me as though I'd lost all grip on reality if I left either of the Fenders on a stand while I played the BB414, but the Yamaha is of equal build quality to either of the Fenders and the BB tones aren't a million miles away from the Precision. [/quote] Maybe I should qualify that more by adding that I often use the GSR200 as my main bass - it's hard to put down... -
Budget basses, anyone else fallen in love with their's?
StraightSix replied to a topic in Bass Guitars
I love my Ibanez GSR200 which doesn't seem to have been mentioned yet...P+J pickups, rosewood board and plays like a dream. I can highly recommend this model to anyone wanting an inexpensive first bass or backup for gigging - it plays as well as my MIJ 62 RI Fender Jazz. -
I have a Korean-made Indie Shape double-cut Les Paul style in Tobacco Sunburst. The guitar is mint and boxed - full spec: Model: Indie Shape Body: Solid mahogany Double Cut Body Top: Solid Mahogany designed Body Binding: None Neck: 1 Piece Mahogany Neck Binding: Natural Neck Construction: Set neck Fingerboard: Rosewood Fingerboard Inlay: 4mm dot + Indie logo Headstock Binding: Natural Machine Heads: Indie diecast tuner Top Nut: Graphite Bridge: Indie Trem System Hardware: Chrome Pickups: Neck and middle M8 Single coil, bridge M8 ceramic humbucker Electrics: 1 volume, 2 tone, 3-way toggle Truss Rod: 2-way dual action Scale Length/Frets: 635mm(25")/22 frets Finish: Tobacco Burst I would sell for £225 delivered in the UK (please contact me for European shipping). Pic here: [url="http://www.abcmusic.co.uk/product.php?xProd=2250"]http://www.abcmusic.....php?xProd=2250[/url] Also interested in trades - particularly a fretted Fender precision in black with tort pickguard or a nice 1U rack bass preamp...What have you got...?
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Hi - Does the DHA VT1 include the power supply...? -
I have a 1210 4X10 combo at 48kg plus a 29kg 2X10 xtension and it sounds wicked. I know, to make it easy, I need a trolley - I'm thinking about 3/4" ply with four 4" rubber-wheeled castors. A straight board just to make it easy to move - them I'm happy 'cos it's worth moving...
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[size=6][sup]Depleted Urainum - I've got your number...I hump an SMX 1210 combo which is 48kg [/sup] [sup]I've just added a 2X10 and it makes a significant difference to my live sound IMHO. The weight becomes unimportant - a trolley is good though. [/sup][/size] [size=6][sup]6X10...oh yes... [/sup] [sup]Fasten your seat belts...[/sup][/size]
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Who wouldn't be happy - I would love that beastly rig sat behind me...
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Sold out in forty minutes...!
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I'll take the green ones
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My understanding of Macca's Mesa Boogie rig is two 1X15 cabs powered with a 400+ and a 1516BE cabinet powered by a Strategy 400. That's what he used in the past but maybe he has changed it around - money is certainly not a problem...
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Here's a thread you will like: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/36318-big-lefty-market-thread/page__hl__5%20string%20lefty"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/36318-big-lefty-market-thread/page__hl__5%20string%20lefty[/url]
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[url="http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/ibanez-blazer-bass-guitar-from-the-1980s/92839994"]http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/ibanez-blazer-bass-guitar-from-the-1980s/92839994[/url] Here's one for all you Precision lovers - please note this sale has absolutely nothing to do with me, I'm just passing it on for anyone who may be interested. It's located in Scotland. -
Many thanks for all the suggestions - I have been considering a BF cab so that may be the ultimate route. I now have lots of ideas to chew over...
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Thanks for the replies. lollington - that had crossed my mind but as stated by chris b, it won't push more air. Mr Foxen - that is exactly as I had thought which is why I was considering a 16ohm 2X10. Would you consider adding one would be beneficial (obviously, I will gain something just by getting more headroom from the amp) but is this going to give a decent improvement...? Incidentally, the amp head is rated at 250W into 4ohms. Cheers
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I need a little technical advice if possible... I have an 8ohm 4X10 cab and I would like to push a little more air and make use of the full power from my amp head so I was considering adding another 8ohm 4X10 but, in reality, I don't think I can get it all in my car. I then started reading about 6X10 cabs but they seem mighty heavy. So my question is - will it be a useful improvement if I add a 2X10 cab to my 4X10...? I realise that most 2X10 cabs are 8ohm which will mean the drivers in the 2X10 would be working twice as hard as the 4X10 but I was considering rewiring the 2X10 cab to 16ohm so each of the six 10" drivers are equally sharing the load. I think I have the maths right but I'm wondering if this will give a decent improvement or should I stick to my original plan of adding another 4X10 and get a bigger car...? Cheers for any help.
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Fender Jazz V 5-string LPB on Gumtree in Bristol
StraightSix replied to StraightSix's topic in Basses For Sale
Come on guys - Get yer ya ya's out -
Rimskidog - all I'm saying is that the difference in tonal quality may work for the OP and, for the price, it's an easy try-out. Cheers
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Yes they are similar and yes it probably only comes from the different head shape but it is important to say that these two mics do sound different. If you have a singer who's voice happens to be suited to one more than the other, it may make a pretty big improvement. The chart show the (admittedly small) difference in response but for the price these are available for and the fact that the OP may have access to one easily to borrow, I think it is worthwhile to try. The Shure SM7 is a classic recording mic for screamers but I'm not sure how well it would work live as it needs a fair bit of gain.
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[quote name='Rimskidog' timestamp='1324074425' post='1470716'] The only difference between the sm57 and 58 is the popshield/ball. To all intents and purposes the frequency response is the same. [/quote] Wrong: http://www.shure.com/idc/groups/public/documents/webcontent/rc_img_sm58_large.gif compared to: [url="http://www.shure.com/idc/groups/public/documents/webcontent/rc_img_sm57_large.gif"]http://www.shure.com..._sm57_large.gif[/url]
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[quote name='charic' timestamp='1318703048' post='1405454'] The SM58 is good for a lot of stuff but it's quite commonly found not to suit vocalists and ours is definately one of them. [/quote] I agree it doesn't suit all singers - have you tried the SM57...? It has a different frequency response and is preferred by many a top wailer (Mick Jagger, Paul Rogers etc.). It is also a very cheap upgrade and I would also recommend trying some sort of Preamp/EQ/Compression pedal - I use a TC Helicon Correct which is very effective.