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Stagg 2U shallow rack case
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Stagg 2U shallow rack case
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Stagg 6U rack case
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[font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2]Stagg 2U shallow rack case, good condition, all butterfly catches work well and the lids go on solidly. Rack front and rear, comes with sufficient screws to mount 2 1U items. Lids have pockets with velcro straps for leads. Selling because my V-Amp pro is being sold separately.[/size][/font] [font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2] [/size][/font] [font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2]Collection from Alton in Hampshire, or Southampton on Mondays or Fridays. Postage should work out about £6.[/size][/font] [font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2] [/size][/font] [font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2]Also selling a V-Amp pro and a 2U case.[/size][/font] http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282755-behringer-bass-v-amp-pro/ http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282758-stagg-6u-rack-case/#entry3023588 [font=Arial, sans-serif][size=2][/size][/font] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216569] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216570]
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Stagg 6U rack case, good condition, all butterfly catches work well and the lids go on solidly. Rack front and rear, comes with sufficient screws to mount 6 1U items. Selling because my amp has been rehoused in a 4U case with a shallow draw. Does not include the draw currently mounted in it. Collection from Alton in Hampshire, or Southampton on Mondays or Fridays. Postage should work out about £8. Also selling a V-Amp pro and a 2U case [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282755-behringer-bass-v-amp-pro/"]http://basschat.co.u...bass-v-amp-pro/[/url] http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282759-stagg-2u-shallow-rack-case/ [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216568] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216566] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216563] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:216562]
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Behringer Bass V-amp pro for sale. Perfect condition, sounds great, 2U rack mount design (rack being sold separately on here). Comes with a manual and a tips leaflet about how to get the best out of it. £40 ono, postage for £6. The pro is retailing at £70 plus £5 P&P from DV 247, and £40 is the going rate on ebay. Collection from Alton in Hampshire, or Southampton Mondays and Fridays. Link to the cases http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282758-stagg-6u-rack-case/#entry3023588 http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282759-stagg-2u-shallow-rack-case/
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Trying these out. Will report back on how they turn out, as Ali Express seems to be the only place I can get dual pots from for anything like reasonable money. And the ones from Banzai Music are too small for use with a normal bass control knob. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/High-Quality-Alpha-Stacked-Dual-Concentric-Potentiometer-B50K/32341280652.html?spm=2114.13010108.99999999.7.CeLVgK
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I struggled with a 5 when I had a lovely Warwick Streamer LX V. So I sold it - it was worth £600 and I didn't need that sitting in a bass that I couldn't play as it was intended. I am now getting a new 5 for £35 s/h off ebay so that I can try again with one, but not be bothered about how much money is tied up in it.
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Hoping someone might be able to help. I've got the 'basic' technique for slap bass down, but my problem is that on anything other than an E string, I'm hitting the lower strings. How do I stop doing that, or at least stop them ringing? Thanks
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Well, I think that it is fixed. The centre contact on the speakon socket was slightly bent so that it wasn't contacting the plug contact. A little bit of help from my screwdriver and its all fixed, making sure of course that I don't cause shorting problems with using it with a jack plug. Thanks to those that suggested that it was mechanical not electronic.
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I might take a look at that. Thanks. I am relatively handy with a soldering iron, so if that is all it is, I would be delighted. Ta. I will still need to have my Trace looked at that has decided to go fuzzy on one channel.
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Reading is very close enough. PM me details please.
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Anyone used GuitarAid London or Music Room London before? I have a markbass amp, which has decided that the output is going to be intermittently on (mainly off) and I have no idea why. It is probably a dry solder joint somewhere, but I am not sure where. Any other suggestions in London/Surrey/Hampshire? Thanks
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dual concentric. Found one in the states, but not sure I want to get it shipped all the way over from there. Might try the 2 channel active first, then see whether I want to go to the 3.
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Its arrived, its gorgeous, I now remember exactly why I loved my Warwick Streamer LX5 and was sad to see it go although I didn't get on with a low B string. In short, its a steal, and I feel a little bit guilty that I got it for the price that I did. But only a little bit.
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I'm looking for someone that actually produces P pickguards rather than just resells, or at least can get hold of one that does not have holes for pots drilled. I am on the verge of giving up looking for a stacked 50k pot, and so need 4 pots on a precision, whereas standard is 3. I don't want to drill the body as I want to be able to go back to standard if required. The only other possibility is to extend the pot rout further forward and drill a fourth, but I would sooner keep the existing locations. So, anyone know where I can get a new pickguard? Thanks.
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Little bit expensive to be justified.
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Well, if £400 is a good price, I think I might be quite happy then.
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I've gone for Grey Elm (somewhere between Pine and Beech) and I have to say it is looking gorgeous. Pics up soon.
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A circuit design specifies 50k linear. I need to go dual stack for one of these, and my options are 50k log or 25k or 250k linear. Its for the cut/boost for active electronics. Thoughts? Thanks
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I'm looking at a pro series corvette fretless, but I cannot find anything out about these - it seems that they don't exist. I can find rockbass ones but not pro series. So, how much should I be looking at for one of these? Is £400 too much for one in very good condition?
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Its a Westfield. Its very not worth spending £195 for electronics on. Its a bit like putting an Aston Martin engine in an Austin Metro.
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I'm having a lot of fun at the minute playing with a p-bass, plan being to turn it active and fretless with a self build pre-amp. The best thing about this is that I can experiment as much as I like because it cost me a grand total of £18.50 so I don't care if I screw it up. I've hit my first problem, and that is that the current cut-outs for the pots are not big enough for a 9v battery and the pots. I'm thinking get my trusty router out and route a hole for a battery box in the backside, or possibly even just put a battery hole in the front under the scratchplate. Any thoughts? Other than 'why are you turning your bass active, of course... The answer being 'because I want to, its fun to play about and I can'.
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Can't be doing the fret filing. Especially since they are all currently sat in my metal recycling bin. They were very easy to get out as well, without any chipping.