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Sean

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  1. [quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1414397316' post='2588788'] My can is still in next to new condition after over a year of taking it to every rehearsal and gig, I have no cover for it either. And I haven't "babied" mine really either. [/quote] "Kicking my can all the place. Singing, we will, we will..."
  2. [quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1414364160' post='2588721'] Yum - I bet that sounds great with a BB! [/quote] It's incredible. That's the Valenti pictured, the BB is out of sight. I can't imagine my MXR M80 is going to be switched on much in future, the distortion from the amp is just beautiful and thick. I'm going to do a video review of this when it's done and I've got my head around it. That'll be a few weeks away yet.
  3. What are the handles like? Maybe it's those that people hate
  4. [quote name='Mcgiver69' timestamp='1414161217' post='2586594'] Is this the one with stacked knobs? [/quote] Stacked knob. Volume, pickup balance, bass/treble stack.
  5. [quote name='jahfish' timestamp='1414014508' post='2584960'] what are the 3 controls for? [/quote] http://spectorsales.flyingcart.com/index.php?p=detail&pid=9&cat_id=
  6. I think it's a good price for that spec of amp with the flexibility of the build and the boutique-ness of it. I'm going to try to do a comprehensive Video review when it arrives and get some professional photos done.
  7. MJW is now taking orders for Taranis 200w All-valve hand-wired Bass Amps. £1600 for a single channel monster head. It's kinda like an Orange AD200 or a Matamp GT200 and you can have it done to your taste. See MJW Amplifcation on FaceBook or their website for details. Many thanks to all those that got stuck in with the poll.
  8. [quote name='Shabbs' timestamp='1413666635' post='2580817'] Condition? [/quote] 8.5/10 No dog ears.
  9. [quote name='Truckstop' timestamp='1413710835' post='2580995'] Over-priced and over-rated dogshit. The only reason anyone would ever buy one over another brand is purely because they want a Fender in their hands. Even the US ones don't provide much over competing brands of a lower price point. All the CEO has to do is keep Fenders in the public eye and the jobs done. No need to worry about actually making instruments that sound, look and play better than other brands. People buy Cadillacs because they're cool cars. Not because they're better than BMW, Audi, Lexus or Mercedes. Nothing wrong with it of course; I'm just saying that these days in brand identity that gets the sales; not the product itself! Truckstop [/quote] I've got two Fender guitars. One's a Richie Kotzen Telecaster and it's absolutely outstanding in every way. I bought it because I like well made, beautiful instruments that sound and look fantastic and play nicely. I've never been particularly swayed by the brand, I've paid over £2k for a Yamaha (more than once) that casual observers think are cheap Asian instruments. The Kotzen Tele is manufactured by FugiGen Gakki in Japan (MIJ rather than CIJ) so it's not Fender manufactured and it's about the best guitar I've ever played or owned and is even better than then USA Peavey Wolfgang carved flame top I had. I hope they don't start manufacturing this model in house. My other Fender is a 1987 USA Standard Stratocaster, E Serial number and one of the first of the new model and that's a good guitar, not outstanding but I've had it since new so it's got a lot of sentimental value but if the right FugiGen MIJ Strat comes up, it'll be on eBay. Not everything with the F word on the headstock is dog sh*t.
  10. [quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1413729779' post='2581285'] Hmm, the names in the poll do seem to be aimed at the D&D playing crowd! Still, EBS did OK with a similar naming scheme and it's probably better than sniggering-blokes-in-a-tour-bus style innuendo (as pioneered by Electro Harmonix). [/quote] It's not too late if you're feeling creative.
  11. [quote name='Bolo' timestamp='1413700730' post='2580930'] You may want to check the spelling on Cthulhu [/quote] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu I did. Thoroughly. Read loads about it too. I'm a spelling/grammar/pronunciation pedant and also a pragmatist. And a huge Metallica fan.
  12. That spec looks cool. There's a few bits of bocote there, I wanted the facing pice from mine to make a guitar but it's lost. I saw Jon on Thursday, he was very busy doing some parquetry for a top, it looked a bit over complicated to my tastes but you can't deny the attention to detail and skill involved. Good luck with the build. We expect to see daily updates.
  13. The book comes complete with CDs and that price includes postage to UK (not Highlands/Islands) Bank transfer preferred. I'll take PayPal if you pay the fees.
  14. I have the [url="http://www.carolkaye.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=44"]Carol Kaye Music Reading DVD & Manual[/url] for Sale. Effective reading tuition from Carol herself. £15 posted UK for the DVD + Manual in total. I'll add extra for Euro or Highlands & Islands postage. Bank transfer preferred although I will accept PayPal if you cover the fee.
  15. [quote name='monsterthompson' timestamp='1413560436' post='2579614'] I had a Walkabout for a short while with my G3 Compact. It was very limited in volume output. Not a gig worthy rig. I bought the WA used and then sold it recently; the buyer picked it up as a backup for a WA he already owned, and we each suspect the original owner did a tube-roll causing the output to be lower than average for the WA head. [/quote] Sounds like a fault to me. Even with the 12" WA Scout I've played good sized venues without PA support.
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