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    Having performed a home studio upgrade, I now have surplus to requirements this M-Audio USB interface. It comes boxed with its USB lead, and the following four CDs (which may or not work these days!): - Original driver disk - Ableton Live 6 with unused product key (sampling is not my thing!) - Pro Tools demo version - Pro Session demo version The performance of the interface has been rock solid during the time I have owned it, used under both Windows XP and Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard. Drivers for Windows XP to Windows 7, and Mac OS 9.x to 10.7.2, are available [url="http://m-audio.com/index.php?do=support&tab=driver"]here[/url]. I have also had it running fine as an audio output device under Mac OS 10.9 Mavericks - I haven't tried it as an input device with that OS. Here's the spec, courtesy of M-Audio: [u]Product and Operational Features[/u]: Single USB 1.1 connection for input and output S/PDIF 1/8" mini Optical In or 1/8" mini Analog Mic/Line In S/PDIF optical out and 1/8" mini Analog Line Out Sleek, slim plastic case with blue power LED. Completely USB powered (no power supply needed) [u]Technical Features[/u]: Supports the following sampling frequencies (in Hz): 8000, 9600, 11025, 12000, 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, 88200*, 96000 Supports 16 & 24-bit Linear PCM I/O, 16-bit AC-3 and 16-bit DTS output over S/PDIF TOSLink Supports the following audio protocols:ASIO,WDM, MME, SoundManager, CoreAudio Unique hybrid optical/analog input jack automatically detects whether input is analog or optical digital 1/8" mic input provides power for electret condenser mics Software-controlled input and output levels, using standard Windows or MacOS volume controls [*Transit USB does not support analog recording at 88200 Hz.] [u]Audio Performance Specifications[/u]: Input: Dynamic Range 100 dB (typical –60 dB input,A-weighted); Signal-to-Noise Ratio 100 dB (typical,A-weighted); THD+N –90 dB = 0.00316% (typical) Output: Dynamic Range 104 dB (typical –60 dB input, A-weighted); Signal-to-Noise Ratio 104 dB (typical,A-weighted); THD+N –94 dB = 0.00316% (typical) The full manual is available [url="http://www.m-audio.com/images/global/manuals/Transit-USB_Manual2.PDF"]here[/url]. I am looking for [b][s]£35[/s] [color=#0000CD][s]£25 [size=4]£20[/size][/s][/color] [color=#008000][size=6]£15[/size][/color] delivered[/b] within the UK.
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    This is almost worth getting as a spare spare! The 3 Amazon reviewers seem to like it - they all gave it 5 stars.
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    [quote name='Dropzone' timestamp='1407746025' post='2523444'] Sorry I didn't make this. Had a stinking headache. Hope the day went well. [/quote] [quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1407746802' post='2523459'] Er, the bass bash hasn't happened yet, it's on Sunday 31st of this month... [/quote]
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    Hercules for me too. I have a single and a double. Never regretted those purchases!
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    IMO the idiot in the audience was asking for this to happen - more power to PF's elbow (not that he needs it by the sound of it).
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    [quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1407516893' post='2521434'] Genz never went bust mate, they were bought out by Fender a long time ago hence why any new old stock gear you might find is backed by a normal Fender warranty as it always was, they were discontinued and a new range of Class D Fender Rumble bass amps have been released, funny that eh? Matching another type of cab would be tricky I think, so hunt another one down used will be your best bet [/quote] I concur.
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    If you're looking for flats, the only double-ball-end flats I've been able to find are Picato 45-100 Stainless Steel.
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    [quote name='stubass' timestamp='1407480101' post='2520872'] Stumbled across an open group on Facebook called "the bass guitar". Omfg! Guys tearing lumps out each other over their subjective opinions, the old, an seemingly constant "4/5/6 is better than 4/5/6" (delete where appropriate) argument and general character assassination. Ok most seem to be 'merican but some Brits too. Sometimes it's funny but it's rarely educating. I was always of the opinion that us bassy types were laid back, noble, wise and mildly intoxicated fellows with nothing but respect for our mutual love of the lower frequency, as we all are on here. Throw a book of faces at it and everyone loses their minds. [/quote] Yet another great reason for me to avoid FaecesBook.
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    [quote name='timmo' timestamp='1407446266' post='2520737'] It must be a good exercise as it looks very boring [/quote]
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    Just found this. Now that's what a band should sound like!
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    Don't forget it has that 'all important 5th string'. Sadly 3 of my basses lack this essential component
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    Hi just talked to my mate who is running Logic Studio 8 (the Big Box!) - apparently it is fine up to the last version of Leopard, no go thereafter. Hope this helps any prospective buyers.
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    [quote name='Scooby' timestamp='1407091976' post='2517264'] Good point! This version of Logic us for Mac OS X 10.4 or later. [/quote] What about 10.9 Mavericks?
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    [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1407091103' post='2517252'] Seeing as a Peavey 410 is over 100lbs, this seriously must weigh the same as The Moon. If he sells it it could cause an inbalance in The Earths gravity. [/quote] Laughed like a drain and disturbed Mrs Axe watching Country File!
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    [quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1407086089' post='2517193'] I'd be very interested how they x-over as I can see that cab being so bass heavy that the 10's would be pretty useless.. [/quote] [troll] The 18s for bass and the 10s for top end, obviously. [/troll]
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    I always put my phone in flight mode whilst on stage, as otherwise you get horrible RF noise coming through instruments, amps etc. A drummer friend recently depped in my band, and I became aware he was answering texts, FarceBook messages etc. in between songs. I meant to have a word with him afterwards but forgot. Yes your drummer was right, but there are better ways to deal with people than the way he chose. Seems like you'd be best off out of it, for your own safety at least.
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    He's breaching eBay's (self-serving) policy by not allowing PayPal payment - not even a small deposit. Other things that spring to mind: (1) The scene from Back to the Future with the massive speaker. (2) The growing problem of 'beds in sheds'. And no, it won't sell, despite being 'super-rare', because nobody wants one!
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    The dep bass player in my pop covers trio (in which I play guitar and sing) calls at 4pm to say he has car problems but will do his best to sort out transport for the gig. He lives neither nearby nor on the way to the venue. At 6pm, I am on the way to the gig (some 60 miles away) with the drummer (and a car full of kit) when I get a call from said bass player to say he definitely can't make it. We pull into the motorway services and I ring Terry (Fubar of this parish), he turns up and does a grand job, the night is saved. Phew! We could so easily have become a very poor excuse for the White Stripes.
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    I would hate to be louder than everything else - you need to be able to hear the other instruments to know where you are and what you're supposed to be doing.
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    Going to 5-string seems a bit like overkill if it's just to give you somewhere to rest your thumb when playing the E string! I used to rest my thumb on the string below, or on the pickup if playing on the E - this is often referred to as 'moving anchor' or something like that. About 18 months ago I switched to fully floating thumb, where the side of the thumb rests on the string(s) below the one you are playing, or on the body of the instrument. I have never looked back! Here's Todd Johnson's lesson on the technique: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPVMBPmrblU
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    For my guitar work, I just have everything I'll ever need on a Pedaltrain 2, carried in a soft case. There are some gigs where I won't use 3 of the pedals at all, but I still like having a pedalboard for all seasons. Have you thought about how the pedal order will affect your ability to 'split' the chain somewhere in the middle?
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    I'm glad he's happy, and more to the point, the rest of you are too!
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    [quote name='Subthumper' timestamp='1406757922' post='2514563'] Here's the inside pics. [/quote] Tidy work Mr Subthumper!
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    Wow! What is the control setup? I can't quite make out the lettering in the pics. And where can we see and hear you gigging this?
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    I remember seeing these in either [i]Guitarist[/i] (UK) or [i]Guitar Player[/i] (USA) back in the day.
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