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[quote name='ben_eat_pie' post='350028' date='Dec 9 2008, 06:20 PM']Is this the cab you're on about? [url="http://www.mansons.co.uk/shopping/brands/trace-elliot-cabinets/trace-elliot/1518c/"]http://www.mansons.co.uk/shopping/brands/t...e-elliot/1518c/[/url] could you get the speaker details, I need to see if it's designed to be put in the cab I've got in mind. Cheers, Ben[/quote] Yes Ben thats the one. Drive unit is rated at 300w, 8 ohms, and 98db.

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[quote name='owen' post='341316' date='Nov 30 2008, 07:02 PM']You know, if this had EBS or somesuch on it then people would be selling their grannies to buy them. You need external EQ? You need a usable compressor? You need a variable high pass filter? You need more gain? Here is THE Swiss army knife for bass. I have no commercial interest here. I just love mine.[/quote] Thanks Owen, It will be sad to let it go as it was only used for 4 acoustic gigs and then put back in its box. hope someone wil get more use out of it than me.

[quote name='darbs' post='341059' date='Nov 30 2008, 12:42 PM']this is the exact thing i am lookin for unfortunatly i have 4 birthdays i'm yet to buy presents for this week......gutted! ! ! ![/quote] Can always consider a trade....??

Hi Guys, Having a bit of a pre xmas clearout........ I have for sale a....... [attachment=16598:fish.jpg] Developed for the acoustic and electric bassist. This unique preamp/DI covers all the "basses." Five-band EQ precisely shapes and sculpts bass tone Feedback-fighting phase switch Soft-knee, pump-free, photo-optic bass compressor Depth knob (low-cut filter) for big bottom without boom Exclusive Voltage Doubler Circuit - stands up to high output active basses Easy access battery compartment XLR DI (with ground/lift and pre/post switches) for pro-sound & recording Tuner/Send output Rugged injection-molded case 3-way power from 9V battery, 48V phantom or AC adapter

Hi Guys, I've got a [sup[b]]NEW[/b][/sup] Trace Elliot 15inch, 300 watt, 8 ohm drive unit that is new and boxed. It is for the latest Trace 1x15 compact cab. I bought it from Peavey spares as a project unit that was not used. Will take £50 posted ( cost me £105 ) or trade for effects pedals or rack effect units or just about anything bass related. Thanks. Marc [attachment=16577:DSCN0360.JPG] [attachment=16576:DSCN0358.JPG]

Its mine......................yippy

Thanks for the quick sale....will post off tomorrow. Many thanks again. Marc

I have for sale a Malekko Heavy Industry ----Barker B:AssMaster Germanium fuzz. Its boxed and new ( I use it as a spare ). Quick sale for £99 plus £6.99 postage. Also on ebay. [attachment=15267:B_Ass.jpg] Many thanks.

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I have for sale four 10 inch, 4 ohm drive units by the British Hi-Fi company Kef. They are used in their 250 watt subwoofers. The units are un used and retail at £102 each. Would suit a custom 4x10 cab £100 including postage. [attachment=15182:DSC00036.JPG] Trade for COMPRESSOR.

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='294864' date='Sep 29 2008, 08:25 PM']OK. I compared the sound of several basses with the Assmaster (i) switched off and (ii) switched on with zero on sensitivity and ass volume and at 12 o'clock on bass volume. Passive bass #1: G&L L2500 switched passive (in the process of being traded to Martthebass for a fretless Jazz, I'm going to miss it) Passive bass #2: Dearmond Starfire with Dark Star pickups Active bass #1: G&L L2500 switched active but not active with treble boost Active bass #2: Michael Kelly Dragonfly Acoustic with Fishman preamp Active bass #3: Fender American Deluxe Precision (there is no passive switching on this bass) With each bass I adjusted the output of the bass and the gain/master volume on the amp to get similar volume levels for each bass. With the passive basses there was continuity of tone and volume when the Assmaster was switched on and off. I tested this by playing and switching the Assmaster on and off randomly as I played. With all the active basses there was some difference in tone and volume when the Assmaster was switched on and off. The difference was smallest on the Kelly acoustic and greatest on the G&L with the Fender somewhere in the middle. There seemed to me to be a boost in the mids and highs - particularly the mids - but the bottom end was still there although slightly obscured by the increase in level of the higher frequencies. The difference with the Kelly acoustic was small enough that when using the random on/off switching while playing test I was able to fool myself into thinking the Assmaster was on (or not) when it wasn't (or was - if you see what I mean). The biggest difference came with the G&L - which, as you may know, has quite a strong output in active mode. With the G&L there did seem to be some loss of bottom end when the Assmaster was engaged or at least a stronger boost in the mids and higher frequencies. I felt this could be tempered by rolling back the volume (or the tone controls, in particular the treble control) on the G&L when in active mode. So: 1: There may be some effect on tone with at least some active basses when the Assmaster is switched on. Why this would be I don't know and the three active basses I tested did not all give the same results. 2: I think my ears may be f****d. AND IT'S STILL FOR SALE - AND OFFERS ARE WELCOME EVEN IF THEY MAY BE REJECTED [/quote] Thanks Dave for doing the extensive test...I thought I was starting to get confused myself. I didnt ever mean to get in a passive V's active debate....just wanted to show there is a difference. This is such a great fuzz / overdrive I cant understand why anyone hasnt bought this yet. £110 is such a great price for what I would consider to be the best fuzz on the market today. Good luck with the sale and anyone who buys this is in for a real treat. Marc (voxpop)

[quote name='EssentialTension' post='294007' date='Sep 28 2008, 05:14 PM']OK, did my other post before I read Voxpop. Well, you've got me thinking now because I think you may be correct. I did have to work with the Bass Volume and Senstivity to maintain the bottom that I like but I'd say it could be done although I admit I was not trying to do Ed's earthquake. However, it hadn't occurred to me that it might be related to active/passive until you've pointed it out to me. Perhaps I need to try it with a passive bass which I can't recall ever doing.[/quote] Dave, Try it with a passive bass and you will get a strong bottom end when the effect is on. If you have an active bass with a passive option turn the effect on with the sensitivity knob and ass vol turned fully down (off) , use the other knob which is the unaffected bass volume to hear your bass. Switch the unit on/off you should hear the difference between the unaffected dry sound and the effected sound with the fuzzzzz removed. I have found with a passive there is very little difference between these two sounds......if you use an active the low end is not as strong BUT the mids and top are better.......................its all good , just different. Marc

I have the blue LED germanium one, it is Ok with an active bass but I found putting a passive thru gives a sweeter sound and you maintain a stronger bottom end. Use with an active bass gives stronger mids and tops but the bottom end suffers. IMHO..............Do you agree Dave.

I there, Which one do you have??? The blue or red LED version. Many thanks.

please let me know the paypal address , i will take a few tickets. many thanks.