JapanAxe
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I try not to dwell on missing gigs. Instead I have been using the extra time to learn keyboards and work on my guitar and bass playing. I've also built a pedal and an amp, and have started to re-work an earlier amp build. My day job pays for all the boring stuff, gig money buys musical toys. Without the gig income, I have had to be a bit stricter with myself i.e. one-in-on-out - it's probably not a bad thing!
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A loudspeaker is a transducer. It converts the electrical waves coming from your amp into more--or-less* equivalent compression waves in the air. *More = hi-fi, FRFR etc; less = 'coloured'; very much less = crap sound.
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SOLD Tech 21 Sansamp PSA-1 programmable pre-amp
JapanAxe replied to JapanAxe's topic in Effects For Sale
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Works for me!
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This would make an interesting blind test at a bass bash - same bass and head through a variety of speaker configurations, preferably using the same driver 'family'.
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I forgot they existed! I had a Sessionette guitar combo, sounded brilliant if you combined the clean and dirty channels.
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Yeah I like Tech 21 stuff.
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Although there's a huge industry around stomp boxes, does anyone prefer the effects that are built into their amp? I had a TC Classic a while back and I really liked the compression and drive effects. Obviously there's now all the Toneprint options, plus quite a few heads with compression or limiting, not to mention chorus on some of the old Peaveys. So what say you Basschatters, do these onboard jobbies pass muster, or has it got to be a little box on the floor?
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Thanks @CameronJ
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Barefaced Super Twin. Shall I? UPDATE: "out for delivery"
JapanAxe replied to fretmeister's topic in Amps and Cabs
The wheels on the Super Twin are great on indoor flooring but I avoid using them outdoors on anything other than smooth tarmac - just too much bashing/vibration, and I don't think they'd last very long at all on cobbles! -
Barefaced Super Twin. Shall I? UPDATE: "out for delivery"
JapanAxe replied to fretmeister's topic in Amps and Cabs
Super Twin with a 50W valve head into it is loud! -
Yeah the Afterburner I tried had a standard (treble roll-off) tone control. My Super PZ5 scoops the mids (passively) after the mid-point on the tone control.
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Happy NBD from a fellow Dingwaller. Are the controls Volume, Tone, P/U Selector? And is the tone the regular sort, or does it cut mids when turned past a notch at the mid point?
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SOLD Tech 21 Sansamp PSA-1 programmable pre-amp
JapanAxe replied to JapanAxe's topic in Effects For Sale
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Barefaced Super Twin. Shall I? UPDATE: "out for delivery"
JapanAxe replied to fretmeister's topic in Amps and Cabs
I voted YES, but maybe check the BC Marketplace for a while first! -
Is it a blue light bulb, blue LED, or a whit light of either kind under a blue cover? Can you post a pic of it in situ?
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It’s probably only a matter of time before someone mentions the ‘true’ output power of TC amps being less than the number on the box. Having owned and gigged a TC, I’d say they certainly sound as loud as that number.
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Stick-on feet are a cheap solution for light Class D heads, but surely bigger Class AB and valve heads still come with proper feet unless they are purely intended for rack mounting.
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On some amp heads I've owned, the feet haven't been tall enough to let the amp stand clear of a top handle on the cab. I've had to fit taller feet, but that means finding bolts of the right gauge that are long enough to engage with the threads, but not so long that they risk fouling the amp's innards. If the feet you receive aren't adequate, take a trip to Wilko. In their hardware section they do a range of self-adhesive rubber feet. Also their doorstops can be re-purposed as feet, although they are not especially grippy.
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I bet it would sound great through a BF One 10!
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Nothing makes me want to dance more than Marie’s Wedding, preferably the version Van Morrison recorded with the Chieftains.
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I had the Cream Machine. You could connect a speaker and get one very dirty watt of guitar through it. I knew about the other preamps but I didn’t know they did a power amp module.
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I have a completely illogical hankering after one of these.
