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    Orgon Systems Energiser Synth Modules. These modules are standard Orgon Energiser modules, they were made for me by Geoff (when we used to work together) to make a filter module like a QTron but to be honest this is a Tremolo, Auto wah, filter pedal or all 3. stunningly flexible and stunning quality They include an: Envelope Follower Multimode Filter LFO Power Supply Module. They come in a box made by Orgon Systems which is a bit tatty, However the modules are immaculate and in full working order. They sounds produced by the filter are unbelievable, I've never heard a filter sweep so low and high, phenomenal frequency response. I have also used these with old analogue synths and it really improves the thinnest sounding mono or polysynth. (you can polish a turd ) The modules were about £45 each but are unbelievably rare and sought after, Prefer a swap, something synthy first? Cheers Dave
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    PM'd
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    [quote name='wateroftyne' post='1239698' date='May 21 2011, 08:56 PM']It was... Marathon is the highlight for me so far... No busy video screens, just music. The sound is cack, though. (yes... I got a ticket in the end :-) )[/quote] Was going to text you, knew you would crumble Great show mediocre sound.
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    Oh my!
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    Played this on Saturday and it IS gorgeous, beautiful bass , sounds and feels fantastic.
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    [quote name='Norris' post='1234209' date='May 17 2011, 12:49 PM']PM'd[/quote] Replied and Starp On Hold Pending the usual Thank you
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    Spent a lovely couple of hours with Tom at the weekend, He bought my Yamaha 414. A lovely guy, with some lovely basses (Damn GAS!) I cant recommend him enough. Cheers Tom
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    [quote name='topo morto' post='1233708' date='May 16 2011, 09:55 PM']Might be interested in trying this out... is it one of [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Comfort_Strapps.html"]these[/url]? What length?[/quote] Yes its a Pro Bass X Long 42"-54" Cheers David
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    Hello Black on solid brass knurled flat top precision knobs £5 plus postage or swap for nickel versions of the same. Chrome solid knurled dome top precision knobs £5 plus postage or swap for flat top knobs. Thanks for looking Sorry for the phone camera pics, if you want better ones drop me a pm. Cheers David
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    [quote name='gareth' post='1231320' date='May 14 2011, 08:01 PM']What about trans white (if the grain will allow) or surf green?[/quote] Its going to be black mate, both period accurate for the 57 and also black on maple for the Roger Waters look. Cheers David
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    [quote name='gareth' post='1231201' date='May 14 2011, 06:21 PM']Is that a reissue 70's bass or a very well kept 70's bass with upgraded bridge? Very nice whichever[/quote] Hi Gareth, The bridge is a Gotoh, dont know how i missed that in the original post. Missing it already, but really glad that Sam is so happy with it. Cheers David
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    Mint nick, pains me to sell this one as I always lusted after the original BB 2000s and this is the closest Ive got yet. Yamaha blurb: BB414 combines classic passive electronics and legendary BB design to create a bass ready for action. For more than 20 years, Yamaha BB Series basses have been the workhorse for some of the world’s greatest bassists. Through the years, these players have relied on Yamaha's BB Basses to deliver that deep, warm thump that has become the hallmark Yamaha bass sound. The BB414 features a solid alder body with a bolt-on maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. Electronics include a custom voiced ceramic soapbar-style bridge pickup, a split coil neck pickup, a toggle selector switch and speed knobs for master volume and master tone." £200 Plus postage, no case but will be packed very well. Cheers Dave
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    Thanks for the comments everyone, heres a new picture with the new neck and slightly larger earlier 70s logo.
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    Hello I put this together after joining a Floyd tribute, and Im a sucker for 70s style P basses, but am now looking to build a 62 alike, so THINKING about moing this on if there is any interest. Its an Alder Body £65 Mighty Mite Neck £99 Fender 70s Machines + Hipshot D Tuner. £65 Fender F plate and gasket £22 CTS pots, Switchcraft Jack and cloth wiring, £17 Custom Guard £35 Kent Armstrong Hot Vintage PUP £39 All paint by Dave Wilson (dwguitars) £280 The only change is a WD brand new Fender neck due to a truss rod fail in the Mighty Mite one. A Further 270 inc paint and fit etc. No idea what to ask so will pitch it at 500ish? Would cost you more to build it and it is WAY beyond the spec let alone the quality of the RW Sig. the bottom out of this thing is HUGE! I have a real 70s P and this has as much bottom Cheers Dave
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    Price drop bump And I found the mic I bought and forgot about DOH!
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    This is an absolute bargain for a beautiful bass from a great seller Still loving my 65 mate, managed to get a 65 Pup to complete it Good luck Dave
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    Gone ta
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    Sold on the bay.
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    Perfect
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    Sold

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    Sold privately Ta
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    SOLD

    cd_david posted a topic in Basses For Sale

    Sold privately Ta
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    AAaaaaaaargh FFS Waited weeks for one to come along and just bought a new one this morning BUGGER
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    [quote name='BottomEndian' post='1177126' date='Mar 26 2011, 12:29 PM']Cheers Dave! Do you know the impedance of the Burmans, by any chance? Ta for the PM too... I'll have a chat to Tim, but I'm about to be away for a few days.[/quote] No hurry mate, let me know as and when, I will ask Phil monday but at a guess 8 ohms at 50 watts
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    [quote name='BottomEndian' post='1176991' date='Mar 26 2011, 10:24 AM']Yeah, I think that might be the next course of action. It only started playing up towards the end of the session, so we didn't have much time for muckin' aboot.[/quote] Hi Owain Sounds like they are gonners. They voice coils start to drag when they get over hot, they may stop when they have cooled but it is unlikely, It usually sounds as you have described barky, scratchy etc, which is the expanded coil catching the sides of the magnet on its travel. If you want to test the damage, place the cab on its back and push the coils gently by hand and if you can feel it catching then its buggered. If you cant move it at all then it has welded itself to the magnet, This has happened to me before when i lent my monitors to an ex student for PA hire, how he manged to blow 2, 15 inch monitors capable of handling 500 watts each and not realise at the Head of Steam is beyond me Tell Tim, Phil Poolan at work has an old pair of Burman 12s which he has no use for. Cheers Dave
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    [quote name='TommyK' post='1173477' date='Mar 23 2011, 04:18 PM']+1 Trade a kidney or lung for the Cutlass???[/quote] Ifs thats Martys old bass it used to belong to BossHog as well? Its a stunner i remember passing it up for £700 in about 1993
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