For true ‘behind the sofa’ flexibility you need battery power. I fear many of the setups here are a bit too ‘much’ for the OP’s requirement. Roland Micro Cube RX would fit the bill
I'm moving house on the 21st of December so if anyone would like this case they can have it FOC if collected from my village just above York. It has a Vigier sticker on it but I'm 99% sure it's a generic hardcase as the inside isn't fitted to any particular shape so it will suit a Jazz, Precision or most shapes I should think. It has a few scars and a bit of damage one end but nothing that compromises the protection. Latches all good and inside is clean.
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ped
What you COULD do is follow the marketplace forum and have it email you every time something is listed. Then set up an email filter to mark all as read/delete unless it contains the words you are after?
I THINK my zero frets are all the same material as the other frets, could be wrong, but one was built in '88 and it's nice and flat like Norfolk (with the possible exception of the Broads)
They tend to be quite common on European instruments - I don't know why everyone doesn't use them, tbh. They also make getting a super low action easier.
Just to let you all know, I have added Donations to the shop. Obviously I'm not expecting any, but I wanted to play with the software anyway.
So go and donate everyone!!
https://www.basschat.co.uk/store/category/8-donations/
'Following' is different to 'commented on' - they are now two separate things. Confused me too at first.
I tend to check my 'new posts that I've commented on' and only ask for alerts to things i've manually followed that I need to keep track of better.
Well I bought another Roland Cube.. I think they're great fun especially being battery powered. Together with the Wing they make the ultimate rig of doom!
Certainly looks like one to me. Fantastic instruments. We have a few members who own these. From what I recall they are fairly heavy but sound incredible. I really like LeFay instruments in general.
The search index was limited to a year whilst the site got up to speed... we're re-indexing the whole site now so search for it later and it'll be there
Depends what it's for. I think the Roland Cube Bass RX is a great little amp for practicing and just having around in the lounge - I probably wouldn't use it with a drummer but because it's batt powered you can even have a noodle in the garden on sunny days. Personally I think it also sounds great and has lots of built in effects that are also pretty decent.