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  1. PM the mods/admins we details and we can look into it....
  2. Jason, I have edited your for sale title as you'd missed out saying you had an amp for sale. this should help things along for you.
  3. [quote name='Bassmurf' post='488799' date='May 15 2009, 12:50 PM']QUOTE (Toddy @ May 14 2009, 10:50 PM) "Nice call,,, Er didnt get it from me ,,,, But drinks in my old singists pub,,, the [i]{edit: removed by Dood as per previous posts}[/i] ....SSSSSSSSShhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!" Erm..didn't know if anyone else had spotted this is till showing on the thread![/quote] Thanks, missed that one.. now removed.
  4. [quote name='Stag' post='488742' date='May 15 2009, 12:06 PM']Correct - at the current Guinness Exchange Rate (GER) in my local boozer that makes 46.56 pints. Result[/quote] HA HA HA HA HA!!!!! "GER"!!!! Thats fantastic mate! lol
  5. [quote name='Stag' post='488707' date='May 15 2009, 11:46 AM']and dood - I apologise for my incessant dribbling about this subject for the past week. lol[/quote] No worries mate! It's cool! [quote name='Stag' post='488735' date='May 15 2009, 12:01 PM']So thats +2 for Barefaced so far.... interesting...[/quote] I'd posted on another thread about G.A.S - and have to say that on paper at least, Alex's cabs do tick a great deal of boxes. Quite like the idea of a monster 2x15 Big One ;o) As per our li'l discussion.. I have to agree with you that sometimes online shops don't do themselves any favours by putting one price online.. but when you order they are 'out of stock and you wont get another at the same price'. Just smacks of laziness or not being clear about a 'deal' price. Come one guys! - A website isnt difficult to keep updated! oh and there's another rant! lol - Webshops with gawd awwwwful websites. If I cant find what I am looking for in under 5 clicks.. I tend to go elsewhere! lol
  6. [quote name='mcgraham' post='488613' date='May 15 2009, 10:34 AM']That Hevos gear looks good. Why is it that irrespective of what you have, eventually you start thinking about changing for no particularly good reason? There is nothing I can think of that is wrong with my Berg, and it's size and convenience is more or less unrivalled. Yet I still find myself looking at large cabs with separate power section, despite my dislike of carrying more than is necessary. Ugh... I hate gear, such a pain! Mark[/quote] Yeah, the G.A.S phenomena! - I love my gear! Infact every 'configuration' I have owned I have loved in one way or another, yet I still pain myself looking at and trying to improve on what I have already! Grrrr!! My favourite rig, admittedly I sold on for 'health' reasons, but my latest incarnation of backline is pretty damn cool. i don't know! Is it that us bass players just cant be satisfied?
  7. [quote name='JanSpeeltBas' post='488565' date='May 15 2009, 09:55 AM']Do you really want a seperate poweramp? Why not use a head like the Hevos 400D (http://www.hevos.nl/engels.html) - tube preamp with digital poweramp in one rackspace and VERY GOOD sounding. As for the preamps you mentioned: I consider the SWR Grand Prix not a [i]real[/i] tube preamp, though it's marketed as "all tube" it has only a single preamp tube. And IMO it just doesn't sound as good as other (SWR)stuff. Had one for years but prefered the sound of the Groove Tubes preamp of my SWR Studio 220 (also single tube stage!). But then again, I'm really not into that tube sound...[/quote] Ahhh Hevos! I'd forgotten about them! I seem to remember them getting lots of interest on TalkBass.. I'm off to surf their site to see what updates they have. Cheers.
  8. [quote name='OldGit' post='488555' date='May 15 2009, 09:46 AM']and the plectrum in the pick guard ... [/quote] Err... I think it's a Dunlop one... damn! my attention to detail is floundering! [quote name='OldGit' post='488562' date='May 15 2009, 09:50 AM']oh wow That's great .. Cheers, Dood Phil Collins, what a drummer.. I really don't know why people slag him off .. and white horns with black gloves? That's tricky - playing sax whilst wearing gloves is like .. er well let's say like playing bass with oven gloves on ....[/quote] I love the bass walking under the horns, very cool... in fact many a-time have I thieved that Octave-5th-Root run in a nod to that great performance.
  9. [quote name='john_the_bass' post='488501' date='May 15 2009, 08:57 AM']I'm sure there's a topic out there somewhere, but I couldnt find it when I searched. At some point I would like a set of ER custom mould earplugs. I would then (at another point a bit further down the line) like to be able to remove the filters and replace them with a set of monitors. Which brand of monitor/earphone do I need to use? It would be nice if these had a straight plug as well, so I could use them with my iPod and the ridiculously naff cable management system in two of my coats which won't accomodate a right angled plug.[/quote] Hullloo! You'll be happy to hear that if you get in touch with Etymotic Research directly, you can buy a set of adaptors for their standard moulded plugs that allows their very own 'off the peg' in ear monitors to fit in your moulds. However, in my experience, you may be better off getting a set that are properly attatched (encased) to the moulds, so they dont pop out whilst you are in mid performance. There are also companies (like adcom services if they still exist) that can create moulds for your ears to fit monitors of your choice. (I have also seen they do ones that fit standard ear bud ear phones too.) In the meantime.. try these.. the sound improvement on a set of standard Sony EarBuds was just brilliant! [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slic-Sound-Earphone-Enhancements/dp/B000ELL2MU"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slic-Sound-Earphon...s/dp/B000ELL2MU[/url]
  10. [quote name='bluesparky' post='488429' date='May 15 2009, 01:06 AM']Aaaah, late night drunken posting, nothing like it![/quote] Late night yup, drunken.. noope! Though I think the neighbours may have been kept awake with some funky choons!
  11. Ahhh, love this song! Deacon on a Wal! [edit] ok.. so that should have embedded this video! I suck!! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8CefyvKcFY&fmt=18"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8CefyvKcFY&fmt=18[/url]
  12. My afore mentioned Deacy tribute bass ;o) - Just needs the complete gold hardware and it will be there!
  13. I was looking at the 'isolated bass tracks' thread earlier.. - Anyone know if there are any Deacon bass lines floating around out there? I once heard large sections of Boh' Rap' in a studio broken down, that was pretty amazing, but I never had the chance to crank up the bass on its own.
  14. Do I admit that I have a 'Deacy-alike' black P bass hanging on my wall now?
  15. Seriously? - I was having a long ole chat with 'Stag' today about our John... this is spooky! The guy is practically god!
  16. Good to 'hear' a great result!! Nice one! Now, can you turn it down, I have cracks in my walls from all that bass thunder!!!
  17. Have a look at the thread about the Ibanez Promethean in this very forum.. It's a 500W combo in a small box, that you can remove the amp out of and use seperately should you so wish. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=48607"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=48607[/url] 12Kg!! Combo @ Thomann [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/ibanez_p5110_promethean.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/ibanez_p5110_promethean.htm[/url]
  18. Ahhh... smart.. someone has done the typing for me:- [url="http://www.audioholics.com/education/amplifier-technology/the-truth-about-digital-class-d-amplifiers"]http://www.audioholics.com/education/ampli...ss-d-amplifiers[/url]
  19. The market is certainly catching on with the likes of D-Class power amplification.. Another variant is H-Class. I'll spare the details but most get referred to as 'Digital' power amps. Technically, they aren't and whether or not you have a D Class amp with a linear power supply or a Switch Mode Power Supply, the results are more or less the same.. light weight, loud and efficient. I'll spare the details as to which configurations are best for different applications, but there is a ton of info' out on t'interweb. Errrmmm lemme seee now... BK Electronics [url="http://www.bkelec.com/Pro/Amplifiers/MXF1200D.htm"]http://www.bkelec.com/Pro/Amplifiers/MXF1200D.htm[/url] - This is a great company who supply lots of OEM stuff, so you're unlikely to know the name, but their amps go into a lot of PA gear for example. Powersoft are amazing but likely to be out of your price range.. but if you can find a second hand one (theres a couple on ebay) they are pretty much the best. QSC Crown Chevin I think Crest as well? not sure... There's a few to be getting on with.. but be aware, if you are looking for D Class / lightweight you will be expected to pay more than a linear/AB amplifier. If you can deal with 12Kg and want a cheap but awesome power amp, see if you can find yourself a Yamaha P series, such as the 3500, 5000 or the big 7000.
  20. [quote name='burno70' post='487744' date='May 14 2009, 12:02 PM']Thanks for the reply Dood. I think I'll have to resist until I've bought a lap-top to run samples from first. I thought you sold an M80 recently? I have a brand new one, never been used which I'm willing to part with to fund said lap-top if your interested? I wanted to keep hold of this for recording but the band haven't got any immediate recordings lined up and I'm gassing for a lap top at the minute. Let me know - and thanks.[/quote] ok Burno, no problem! I am def interested in the M80 - yes, you are quite right! I have been foolish twice in a row and sold TWO!! - Why I didnt just pop it somewhere safe until I needed it again I dont know! - Can you PM me a price inc P&P? Thanks!
  21. [quote name='burno70' post='487433' date='May 13 2009, 11:21 PM']Could I trigger samples using this? If so could you explain how its done please? I may be interested. Thanks.[/quote] Hey Burno! Well, yes you can, One example:- if it is connected to a MIDI device, such as a sampler or PC. You can set up the pedals so that the device can receive a MIDI message as a trigger. Each of the pedals is configurable and, if you so wish be set up as momentary pedals, much like a piano keyboard, or bass pedals. I think I have a manual for the controller too. Something to be aware of, is that this controller has another 6 sockets on the back that allows you to connect say 6 volume / expression pedals, or another 6 pedal/buttons or obviously a mixture of each, all with their own midi channels. The controller also has a mode switch that allows you to select a patch - and the switch to another mode that if you were using an effects unit, gives you access to turning on and off the individual effects in that patch. Take for example, the Lexicon MPX G2 or TC Electronic GForce. There's a whole host of other goodies..including the ability to power the pedal off of batteries as well/instead of an adapter... I've never had it happen, but would cover you if someone kicks out your power lead. i'd also add this is one of the best MIDI controllers on the market, with the exception of custom gear by Bradshaw ;o)
  22. Yes, I am certainly intrigued.. would be fun to pit it against the MarkBass F1 or it's brother the F500 as it appears to be it's nearest contender. I love the idea of slotting the amp into the back of a combo cabinet.. That's great. Infact I was having a discussion with 'Stag' the other day about active cabinets.. I feel I'm about to take a saw to the back of my Epifani UL610 in order to make my Markbass F1 fit inside ;o) +
  23. Willing to do a deal for an MXR M80 if anyone has one going..
  24. Dood

    PCB's

    Cheers Al, I'm sure - if I ever pull my finger out and design some boards, I will be in touch! Thanks!
  25. [quote name='OldGit' post='486190' date='May 12 2009, 05:48 PM']Wow! hang on, the P pickup is on the wrong way round![/quote] Si, interestingly my Fender CIJ Power Jazz Bass Special has *it's* P pup round the wrong way too.. I dunno what difference it makes onally, but it's certainly a lot fatter sounding than my 70's CIJ P. That could just be down to the type of pup tho'.
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