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[url="http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/headband-headphones/mdr-10rbt"]http://www.sony.co.u...hones/mdr-10rbt[/url] [url="http://roundreviews.co.uk/reviews/personal-tech/headphones/sony-mdr-10rbt-bluetooth-headphones/"]http://roundreviews....oth-headphones/[/url] Excellent headphones, well built and sound great, also supports APT-X for CD quality audio over Bluetooth. Only used a couple of times - I bought a set of Sony in-ear Bluetooth headphones and prefer to use these on the go, so these have been mostly sat in the box! Best price online is currently £134, will sell for £85 posted. More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq"]http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq[/url] -
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SOLD*********Electroharmonix Q-Tron**********SOLD
dannybuoy replied to mart3442's topic in Effects For Sale
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I thought it sounded like an poorly tracking, mediocre sounding octave coupled with an OK sounding overdrive. You could do better!
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[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1443603712' post='2876045'] I don't know which is which but I preferred #1, seems a bit more lively in the upper mids, #2 is fatter/warmer. Since I have no idea what the pickup is like in the Jake, I'm going to say #1 is the P since 70's pickups are supposedly a bit lighter on the low end and more growly up top. [/quote] Boom!
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I don't know which is which but I preferred #1, seems a bit more lively in the upper mids, #2 is fatter/warmer. Since I have no idea what the pickup is like in the Jake, I'm going to say #1 is the P since 70's pickups are supposedly a bit lighter on the low end and more growly up top.
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[quote name='Horizontalste' timestamp='1443307100' post='2873818'] http://www.gak.co.uk/en/yamaha-bb425-standard-bb-red-metallic/48075 A steal at that price. [/quote] These are GREAT basses, played one for years.
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I found the Proton a bit too subtle also, but much preferred it to the Wonderlove, I just couldn't dial in a good sound to fit my playing with that pedal. The Groove Regulator blows both of them away though I reckon. I've not had a chance to try the GR2 but word is it's even better - and since one went up for sale in the classifieds today and they don't come up that often, I advise you to jump on it!
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Yeah I was (am) a similar novice solderer and I found it easy enough - I'm taking some pictures of some basses tonight so will retake some of the innards of this pedal while I'm at it! In fact I bought the nano version as a replacement intending to mod that too but never got round to it - so the original modded BBM will be up for sale at some point!
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I'm sure I heard it on the radio well over a week ago - sounds just like Michael Jackson's Earth Song!
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[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1443129662' post='2872584']I am still waiting for the new WMD Protostar filter, should have an early one when it is eventually released [/quote] Not heard of that one! I am looking forward to the Mr Black Fwonk (demo on PedalsAndEffects on YouTube).
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Not all flats are sticky - TIs and Pyramids for example are pretty silky straight out of the box, but I did feel quite a bit of friction with a set of La Bellas until they had been broken in.
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Also some amps have a bass boost button (e.g. Ampeg, GK) which is not the same as the sub/octaver found in amps like Ashdown. But people press them as they think they are playing bass so therefore need lots of bass. [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1442929224' post='2870628'] If you can buy a bass rig with an inbuilt octaver, can you also buy one with an inbuilt fuzz, chorus, flanger, and envelope filter? [/quote] My first amp did! A Line 6 Lowdown. Also the Markbass MultiAmp has all this and more, there are probably a few others out there (TC Toneprints and Kemper Profiler spring to mind).
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Do Fender offer the 'American Design Experience' over here? That seems the way to go if you want a new [b]Fender [/b]P with a J neck. [url="http://www2.fender.com/american-design/instruments/"]http://www2.fender.c...gn/instruments/[/url]
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Just bought an iPad Air 2. I expect to have new toys coming later this year! I have some pedals that I'm not sure I could ever replace with digital equivalents (e.g. Bearfoot Blueberry, TAFM, B7K, Mini Q-Tron) but I'm sure gonna have some fun trying!
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That's a lot of coin. I think I'd rather go with an iPad setup with the required foot controllers, audio interfaces and apps.
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Some good bargains on American Vintage and other lines, better than half price in some cases: http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-usa-flash-sale
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Jeepers, biggest control cavity and preamp fitted to a bass ever?! -
Any idea how to value CIJ Fender Jazz JB-40?
dannybuoy replied to Dubhghaill's topic in Bass Guitars
Prices have been pushing up since Fender Japan disappeared, but you're looking around the £500 - £600 mark depending on condition. Some of the export models have basswood bodies which go for less also. -
If anything the sim will roll off the really deep lows and give your sub an easier time.
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If a Ginger is what you want you can buy them too: http://vfepedals.com/runoffgroove.html
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VFE build them to order to your spec, very reasonably priced too! http://vfepedals.com/runoffgroove.html http://vfecustom.com/wizard/create?family=1&variation=115
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I have severe GAS for a Hellwood 5 with purpleheart instead of padouk. Has anyone figured out how to pronounce [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Maruszczyk yet? Morris? Maroosk? Not enough vowels in the last half of that word for my liking![/font][/color]
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There was no link in the email - just a request to reply to the @fender.com email address. I see zero cause for concern unless someone managed to hack that guy's fender.com email address and was asking you to click on dodgy links or send money transfers for P&P!
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I've used a VT Bass for this in the past, but I prefer the way the Darkglass Vintage Deluxe colours the sound as an amp sim. I've yet to try the Aguilar Tone Hammer for this application, but it also has a high-end roll-off with the AGS engaged.
