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Ok take your pick https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143553561582

Thanks, no not really, in fact in a weird way it doesn't actually matter what the amp sounds like as I'll never hear it!!

Glitch in the matrix I think. @Dad3353 please bring @warwickhunt in for questioning. I'm sure it's just a misunderstanding that can all be ironed out with a good beating.

Hi folks I'm looking for a class D amplifier to drive my Bass Board. I'm currently using a TC BH800 which is great but the annoying thing is that the power switch is on the back of the amp and because it's part of a studio setup I have to reach behind a monitor to turn it on which is a bit awkward. I also don't need 800w to drive the board at home levels. So I'm looking for any ideas for a small amp with power switch on the front. The Bass board acts the same as an 8ohm cab for reference, but I don't think I'd need more than 200w. It would be nice if there's not much fan noise (It only kicks in on the BH800 after some time) So far I have seen the Gallien Krueger MB200 which looks pretty neat. I haven't kept up to date with things so may have missed something. Budget - well, I can sell the BH800 to replace it with something or have maybe £250 for a second hand amp and keep the TC as a spare. Cheers ped

No probs folks, all sorted now so if you still see the message just clear your cache and cookies. Cheers ped

I’ve disabled them for now until monumetric get their stuff together.

Can you guys dismiss the warnings or doesn’t it let you? If it doesn’t I’ll just turn off the ads until Monumetric sort themselves out (this used to happen with Google Adsense too)

No but it could be an advert triggering the system, I think that’s happened before. Edit- just seem the screenshot. Yes that’s it. Monumetric host our external ads and that’s what’s triggering it (one of the ads they are serving). It’s nothing dangerous so can be dismissed. In the meantime I’ll pass it on to them. Thanks

Any compressor can be a limiter if it has an infinity ratio.

Thanks everyone it means a lot.

Me too Davo, put a bass in my hands with 45's and I can barely play it. Give me a bass with 40s and I can't play it either, but at least I can go through the motions

I like to rub raw chicken on mine

That’s what I use, and I love ‘em! The tension is just right for me (I.e low). I’d be interested to hear how you like them compared to the LTFs

Well, as long as it had a nice time and took plenty of pics!

It looks like a satellite image of a coral atoll from above

Glad you sorted. In my experience it can take three of four days to get the payment letter so I normally wait until it’s in the local depot then call the tracking line (and pretend I didn’t realise you have to wait) and they let you pay over the phone with the tracking ref. Normally once I collect or have it delivered the payment letter arrives a few days later!

Thanks very much

Ah good someone has left a one star review saying they had an issue with racism 🤦🏻‍♂️ Any more positive reviews from anyone? Hopefully from people who have actually used customer support?!

All we talked about were cars and paint for some reason. Not sure how he does business but tend to think of that as separate from everything else as a lot of what’s said is hearsay anyway. Although there was a room I wasn’t allowed in with a lot of screaming coming from it.

Met him a while ago and thought he was a legend.

😂 in between your original post and that last one you were probably bang on, maybe around 2018

No amount of EQ will make a Jazz sound like a Stingray. There's no substitute for changing the location of the pickup. Personally I like basses with active pre-amps if the bass sounds perfect with everything flat, leaving me with options to adjust if required. I wouldn't want to rely on a preamp for the bass to sound it's best.

For those who play at home a lot, might I recommend a bass board to use along with your headphone amp. Or run it from your amp and use your amplifier’s headphone output if it has one. Soon you’ll much prefer it to playing through an amp with everything rattling along and not being as loud as you’d like.