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[color=#ff0000][b]The Sansamp RPM is now sold; to avoid confusion I will create a new post for the Crest.[/b][/color] [b]For sale[/b]: Tech21 Sansamp RPM preamp, Crest CA9 power amp. [b]Price, payment and postage[/b]: £550 the pair, or £200 for the RPM and £350 the Crest. All prices include UK courier, discount for collection from Tonbridge, Kent. Payment by bank transfer or cash. [b]RPM Details[/b]: 1u rack preamp with Sansamp 'tube emulation'. A bit like the RBI but different mid controls (many threads on this). Tech21 info here: [url="http://www.tech21nyc.com/support/manuals/sansamp/RPM-OM2.pdf"]http://www.tech21nyc...amp/RPM-OM2.pdf[/url] . Working condition: full working condition Cosmetic condition: tiny scratches on side and top from rack, otherwise excellent. History: bought off a fellow Basschatter recently, selling because I am changing my pre- / power- setup to a more pub-friendly class D, after quite frankly overpowering the rest of the band with this! I am also selling the Crest CA9 Comes with: original box, manual, power cord. [b]Crest CA9 Details[/b]: Heavy and mighty 2u power amp, I was running it happily at 900W into 4 Ohms, but many configurations are available including 2 Ohms and bridged mono. Built very solidly with a terrific transformer. Working condition: full working condition, one of the fan foam filters is missing from the back but the fans themselves work fine. Amazing volume and attack on low notes! Cosmetic condition: Excellent, some minor rack rash History: bought off eBay a few months ago, selling for the same reason as the preamp (need to scale down so this is overkill). Comes with: printed-off manual, power cord. You are also welcome to the 3u Spider rack bag, which I 'customised' by removing the back pouch wooden board to allow the Crest to be carried with the leads to the preamp already connected. I will include the wooden board so you can decide! [b]Pics:[/b] RPM: Crest: If the photos do not show in your browser, [url="https://www.flickr.com/photos/133089969@N07/sets/72157655309988845"]here is the Flickr album link[/url] Any questions please ask, my feedback link in my sig. Cheers! Kevin
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I've used my two Baer ML112s for nearly 20 gigs now. Horizontal stack for stage, vertical stack for floor, built like tanks but easy to shift. And they sound fantastic, especially for cutting through a loud band (a 7-piece in my case), and handle clean or dirty tones as you choose. Highly recommended cabs
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Loads of beers and a mix of good bands, Tonbridge Angels football club. Starts 29th May, we're on from 10pm on the Saturday night (30th). Expändables are a 7-piece playing rock, blues, soul covers. Say hello afterwards! [url="https://www.facebook.com/events/1396278254026426/"]https://www.facebook.com/events/1396278254026426/[/url]
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SOLD Genz Benz Shuttlemax 12.2 + footswitch, box, manual
Kevsy71 replied to Kevsy71's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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SOLD Genz Benz Shuttlemax 12.2 + footswitch, box, manual
Kevsy71 replied to Kevsy71's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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SOLD Genz Benz Shuttlemax 12.2 + footswitch, box, manual
Kevsy71 replied to Kevsy71's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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SOLD Genz Benz Shuttlemax 12.2 + footswitch, box, manual
Kevsy71 replied to Kevsy71's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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[b]For sale only:[/b] Genz Benz Shuttlemax 12.2 [b]Price[/b]: £450 including UK courier. Payment via cash or bank transfer. [b]Condition[/b]: full working condition [b]Cosmetic condition[/b]: some scratches to the chassis, please see the photos for details. All knobs etc. original. [b]History[/b]: bought from new April 2014. Gigged approx. 15 times, plus around 75 hours practice through it. Has original preamp valve. Very powerful and flexible two-channel preamp (valve and FET) with two power amp outputs, each of which can run at minimum 4 Ohms. The valve and FET channels can also be blended. See below for full details. [b]Reason for sale: [/b]mainly playing through the PA these days and this is far too good to keep as a home backup. [b]Location:[/b] Tonbridge, Kent, you're welcome to come and try it! [b]Feedback[/b]: link in my signature [b]Pics:[/b] [b][/b] Please also see my [url="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/mrkrcsmith/library/Genz%20Benz%20Shuttlemax?sort=3&page=1"]Photobucket album[/url] for pics of the cosmetic condition across all sides. [b]Manufacturer specs:[/b] [left][size=1]• Dual Channels -- FET and 12AX7 Tube Preamps • Switchable or Blendable Preamps • 3DPM™ Power Management Circuitry • Speakon® Speaker Outputs • Internal Fan Cooling • Full XLR Direct Output Interface [/size][/left] [left][size=1]• High and Low Gain Switch per Channel • Active 4 Band EQ with Dual Parametric Mids • Three Effects Loops (FET Ch; Tube Ch; Master) • High Current Class D Amplifier Design • Adjustable 3 Band Signal Shape Circuits • 5 Position Footswitch Included[/size][/left] Full details at [url="http://www.genzbenz.com/?fa=detail&mid=2825&sid=715&cid=95"]http://www.genzbenz....&sid=715&cid=95[/url] Thanks for looking! Kev
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Bought Dan's Sansamp RPM, very fast shipment and well packaged! Very easy to deal with, highly recommended
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Chris just bought a Phaser from me, very fast and easy transaction with dialogue throughout. Recommended buyer!
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Curse my CSE maths! This lot adds up to £168 despite the title [s]Markbass Compressore [b]£90[/b][/s] Electro Harmonix Knockout [b]£28[/b] [s]MXR "'74 vintage' reissue Phase 90 [b]£50[/b][/s] ...all including UK P&P [s][b]Markbass Compressore[/b] Probably about 50 hours use, runs perfectly. Minor scratching on bottom edge and even more minor nick on side (see pics). Proper valve compressor, see review [url="http://www.ovnilab.com/reviews/markbass.shtml"]http://www.ovnilab.c.../markbass.shtml[/url] . Includes original box, PSU and manual.[/s] [b]Electro Harmonix Knockout[/b] Full working order and immaculate. Variable low and high pass filter with dry blend. In original box with manual. [s][b]MXR 74 Vintage reissue phase 90 [/b] Full working order, but with one of the screws missing (see pic). It was missing from new, if that's possible! Otherwise no cosmetic issues. Original manual and box.[/s] [b]Pictures:[/b] Nice big pics of each at the Photobucket album here: [url="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/mrkrcsmith/library/Pedals"]http://s1172.photobu.../library/Pedals[/url] [b]Postage:[/b] Will be well packaged and I will mail ASAP - will confirm via PM. [b]Payment:[/b] Bank transfer or PayPal - will confirm details in PM [b]Feedback:[/b] in my signature Cheers! Kev
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Just took delivery this afternoon, not yet plugged in but wanted to share a few pics! Many of you will have seen this model at various shows, it is (I think the first?) Acrylic Resin Treated (ART) model from ACG. This imparts a unique colour pattern based on the wood cell structure. Here is the ACG page for this bass: [url="http://www.acguitars.co.uk/acg_admin/wordpress/portfolio/0157u-uber-art-recurve-4/"]http://www.acguitars...-art-recurve-4/[/url] I have taken hi res pics but have posted them on photobucket to save bandwidth here, make sure you click the zoom icon on the top right of each photo to get the best definition of that pattern! Link to photobucket gallery: [url="http://s1172.photobucket.com/user/mrkrcsmith/library/ACG%20Uber%20ART%20Recurve%204?sort=4&page=1"]http://s1172.photobu...4?sort=4&page=1[/url] Sound samples to follow from the ACG DFM preamp....and thanks to Alan for the great service
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Do smaller cabinets really work as well as their large cousins?
Kevsy71 replied to BigAlonBass's topic in General Discussion
I run 2 x Baer ML112 , 16.5 kg each, or just the one in a pub. Usually I 'lend it out' to whoever we are playing with, and it cuts through beautifully. So certainly worth trying a Baer or similar that stresses the mids, e.g. a Fearful/Fearless, Bergantino, etc. -
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Thanks all! [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]You can buy the S Harris necks separately from the Stratosphere[/font][/color][/quote] Ah, I couldn't find the SH, but apparently the Roger Waters neck is also thick: [url="http://www.stratosphereparts.com/2014-fender-roger-waters-precision-p-bass-neck-guitar-vintage-50s-maple-save/"]http://www.stratosphereparts.com/2014-fender-roger-waters-precision-p-bass-neck-guitar-vintage-50s-maple-save/[/url] . [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I too like a chunky neck on a Precision, and have found the 70s profiles idea[/font][/color][/quote] I'll look out for some - am I right in thinking that 'U','D', 'C' etc. describe the shape but the depth front to back can vary over the years? [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The neck on the MIM Classic 50 is pretty wide and chunky..[/font][/color][/quote] Have heard good things about those,is this the one? [url="http://www.stratosphereparts.com/vintage-50s-lacquer-nitro-fender-p-bass-neck-precision-1957-tinted-maple/"]http://www.stratosphereparts.com/vintage-50s-lacquer-nitro-fender-p-bass-neck-precision-1957-tinted-maple/[/url] [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Have you tried altering your left hand technique or strap height?[/font][/color][/quote] Yes, it's partly related to an old finger injury, a thicker neck to grip seems to help. Although it's also true that the technique needs work! [quote][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]...no other bruthas can deny...[/font][/color][/quote] Amen!