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I'm thinking of trying flats on my fretless, I preferred round wounds to the half wounds. Anyone recommend some light gauge flats ?
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In excellent condition, complete with a rather neat gig bag. These are hand made in Italy. Specs are here - [b]Power out[/b] 250 W at 8 ohm & 500 W at 4 ohm [b]Bandwith:[/b] from 10Hz to 25.000Hz +/-1db [b]Protections:[/b] Start-up timer, Antibump and speaker protection [b]Input gain:[/b] The control gain 1 is placed directly onto the INPUT 1,the AUX INPUT 2 has a separate gain control on this second channel, which is totally FLAT as in the best amplifiers Hi-End for Audiophiles (no tone controls,) can amplify a second tool or get a different sound source like a CD, PC, etc Mixer. [b]Effect loops (unbalanced):[/b] Post eq. (mono Send – stereo Return) [b]Balanced out, DI:[/b] 1 Canon, male, with separate adjustable level [b]Tuner Out:[/b] 1 Jack out [b]Power output Connectors:[/b] 1 Speakon (Mono/Bridge) [b]Power supply:[/b] 220V 50Hz AC [b]Weight:[/b] 1,9 Kg Trade for either a Markbass F1 or LM3 plus cash to me. For sale at £650 plus postage, though I would prefer collection or meet up. I'm in London 3 days per week, so can possibly deliver or meet somewhere.
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For sale or trade is my most excellent Acme Low B2 cab. This is an amazing cab, goes lower than any other cab, and sounds clearer than any other. It's what the Barefaced cabs are based on I believe. It is in excellent condition. Here's the spec from the Acme website - [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Model: Acme Low B-2 Series II [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Frequency response: /-3 dB 41Hz to 22 kHz -6 dB at 31 Hz [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Power Handling: 350 Watts RMS continuous 300 Watts sine wave @ 30.87 Hz [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Sensitivity: 93 dB 1W/1M [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Impedance: Available in 4 or 8 ohms [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Dimensions: 23"H x 15.75"W x 16.5"D [/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=verdana, geneva, lucida,]Weight: 50 lbs / 23.2 kg[/font][/color] This is a 4 ohm version. It's in excellent condition, and sounds amazing. Trade for a Markbass 1x12 or 2x12. £325 plus postage, though collection is preferred.
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Markbass - all made in Indonesia now and heavy?
ambient replied to phatbass787's topic in Amps and Cabs
I really don't see the problem. If like everyone is saying the new Indonesian built ones sound the same and use the same components, then so what ? Surely it's better to still have Markbass building quality and good sounding amps, than for them to maybe go the same way as Modulus basses ? -
Modern double sided sticky tape is very strong should be suitable. Just make sure you warm it before trying to remove whatever you end up sticking on, use a gentle heat from a hair dryer or something.
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Mt effects wants have changed somewhat. I'd like the following, plus cash to me. TC Electronic Hall of Fame. TC Electronic Ditto. Neuaber Wet reverb pedal. Strymon Blue Sky reverb. Strymon Timeline. Try me for other 'boutique' reverbs and delays. -
[quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1392334234' post='2367652'] This is the neck of my fretless bass. It works for me. [/quote] Nice ! That's a good idea, just having little lines, and probably all you can see anyway if the board was completely lined.
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[quote name='DorsetBlue' timestamp='1392196245' post='2365732'] Did they fit and what do you think of them (might need to order a set shortly)? [/quote] Hi, Sorry I only just saw this. I don't know, John found one. If you want to PM me your address you can have it, I haven't even opened it.
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On stands.
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Re-advertise, and get number 1 back for a few more rehearsals. Explain to him that he's currently your choice to join, but you want to (at the moment), leave your options open to see how it works out. That will - 1) Give him time to practice more, and get his playing chops back up. 2) Give you chance to see that he can play to the standard you want. 3) Give you and maybe him a get out option if it's not working, plus hopefully you'll have had some more people contact you.
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Help me find some soaringly Beautiful British Brass music
ambient replied to BassTractor's topic in General Discussion
I really like brass band music, when it's not cliched anyway. I've often though that this is beautiful, it's the black dyke brass band. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLkjg7tBL5A&feature=kp"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLkjg7tBL5A&feature=kp[/url] -
Having never actually played a lined fretless, can you actually see the lines ?
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That's why I'm selling it really I have my modulus and my fretless so I really don't have need for another bass, and there are other things I do need.
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[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1392280458' post='2366670'] No your right, it's important to know what notes are in each key and why. I'd just imagine that reading is easier on a stringed instrument than it is on a piano as the shapes are always the same. [/quote] Just noticed your gear list, sorry for going right off topic here , a Wal 6 string [size=6]WOW ![/size]
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I was taught to fret a fretted bass as close to the fret as possible. On a lined fretless definitely on the line. Having just started on fretless, I'm surprised how easily I've adapted to it, and how good my hearing actually is, I know if the note is even only slightly out.
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Probably best to know that the key has a C # and F# though. If you were just jamming in that key you'd want to know, or I'd want to, but I'm probably opening a huge tin of worms here
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Key signatures are the flats or sharps at the start of the piece if music. They tell you what key you're in. No flats or sharps is either C major or its relative minor which is A minor. One flat is F major again that has a relative minor too D minor but I guess I'm complicating things a bit. Have a look at this, it may help.
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Open to trades for the following - [s]Markbass, Acme or similar 1x12 or 2x12.[/s] Effects, I'd like a multi effects, possibly rack mount, maybe something by TC electronic. 7 string basses. Headless 6 string basses. Plus cash to me as appropriate.
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Chapman stick.. Been looking into them
ambient replied to RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE's topic in General Discussion
You have to wait until the 2 minute mark [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl7FhO__8fM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl7FhO__8fM[/url] He uses it on a few songs with Steven Wilson. I'd love one, but as someone else said, I just don't have the time to learn to play at the moment. -
[quote name='ziggydolphinboy' timestamp='1392062716' post='2364303'] this used to be mine for a while awesome bass , sadly i did not give it the time it deserved also i know this bass went to te gallery and got some nice fret/neck work done on it the pick ups are ultra clear.:-) [/quote] Fancy it back ?
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Did you get my PM ?
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Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby - anyone have a transcription?
ambient replied to stevie's topic in Theory and Technique
[quote name='Si600' timestamp='1392055862' post='2364162'] I suppose I'm the only one who thought of the old Access credit card advert then [/quote] Eh ? -
[quote name='GrammeFriday' timestamp='1392046997' post='2363989'] Wow! 4kgs would be light for an ash-bodied 4-string, let alone a 6er. (Unless it's swamp ash, of course.) [/quote] You're welcome to try it, the bass is at my parents house in Birmingham.
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I had some KRK's, very nice and can be bought used. I currently have some Yamaha HS80M's that are really amazing, out of your price range maybe, but worth considering if you can up your budget at all. They're based on the old NS10's I believe.
