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  1. King Tut
    Don't forget to include 'food poisoning' on your risk assessment. Our keys player was out of the game for a week after sampling some prawns at s function earlier this year!
  2. King Tut

    Bass Collection

    King Tut replied to Goffy's topic in Lefties!

    If you don't like the preamp in these, a cheap and fairly simple alternative is the Artec SE2. I've got one in mine and I love it! https://www.thomann.de/gb/artec_se2_basselektronik.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzJ_WlK7v3gIVIjPTCh0Y3w0jEAkYAiABEgLr4_D_BwE
  3. King Tut

    Bass Collection

    King Tut replied to Goffy's topic in Lefties!

  4. King Tut
    I'll leave it to someone else to provide a thorough and more eloquent answer than I can. I'll just say that you'll be safe with one or two eight ohm speakers. If you use a two ohm speaker and your amp is not good for 2 ohms you'll screw the amp!
  5. King Tut
    I got one - love it!!
  6. King Tut
    Thanks mister, he's been in touch but its still for sale!
  7. King Tut
    Make this mine if you don't do a deal with Maxillius please Sir!
  8. King Tut
    Bargain
  9. King Tut
    These cabs are proper little secret weapons. I've got an 8ohm one that I stack with a BB2 for bigger gigs!
  10. King Tut
    Thanks Phil!
  11. King Tut
    They're brilliant. I've got two that I've used for years for vox and kick drum. Better feedback resistance than a 58 and sound 'crisper' to my ears, better high miss, which suit my voice well.
  12. King Tut
    First gig I ever went to was the Hyde Park show in 76. Saw them loads of times. Watched the film last night and loved it. The audience loved it. Loads of laughing out loud and for me, tears!! What a big girl, but music can get me like that!
  13. King Tut
    I think the hole houses a trimpot so you can adjust the active volume against passive. Could be wrong mind!
  14. King Tut
    A pair of EV Sx300 passive speakers in remarkably good condition. A few light scuffs on the bottom - that's all! They come with very roadwork and battered Thomann covers that have holes in them!!. Deets as follows - This description is from the EV Website and describe them as Sx300'E' - not sure if these have the 'E' suffix, but they look exactly the same as the pics. Sx300E 12" Passive Loudspeaker Compact, portable sound reinforcement Designed for use alone or in arrays Cast-frame DL12BFH woofer 1.25-inch DH3/2010A titanium HF compression driver 65º x 65º Constant-directivity Varipath™ horn Ring-Mode Decoupling (RMD™) for increased intelligibility Power handling: 300 W continuous, 1200 W peak Dual Neutrik Speakon(R) high-current connectors Trapezoidal black or white polypropylene enclosure Rubber feet and mating sockets for stacking Integral handles, pole mount Looking for £250 collected from sunny Milton Keynes. Not really interested in posting, and in no rush to sell.
  15. King Tut
    I'm far from starving as my developing muffin top attests, but I continue to gig with my Zoom B1xon, I bloody love it. It makes all the sounds I need, runs on batteries if I need it to and fits in my gig bag a treat. I usually use four or possibly five patches. Not knocking the Helix or those that use it at all, but the old Zoom has got to be THE best vfm bass player's bit of kit ever made!
  16. King Tut
    It's a lot of money for someone to spill beer over . . . . .
  17. King Tut
    I've got a fretted one of these and it's an amazing bass. Someone's got a bargain!
  18. King Tut
    It is my good man
  19. King Tut
    Agree with this. Big stretch to the first fret which makes them uncomfortable for me. Otherwise cracking basses.
  20. King Tut
    Thanks
  21. King Tut
    What's the weight please?
  22. King Tut
    I replaced my b3 with a b3n. Now I'm considering going Frfr I wish I hadn't sold the b3 on!
  23. King Tut
    What's the weight of this and is UK shipping an option?
  24. King Tut
    I lost my FRFR virginity last night. The venue have a set of mains installed so that freed me up to use one of my FBT12a's as a monitor. I took a jack from my B1xon straight into the desk and eq'd via the desk then back into the monitor. The set up was definitely adequate but I think it would be good to split the signal so I could inependently eq the on stage sound. I get the impression most folks are going into the desk via some kind of di box and an XLR. Is there any reason I shouldn't just use the jack out from my Zoom?
  25. King Tut
    I've had a BH250 and an Elf. Much prefer the Elf, although as has been stated, a speakon out would be better. I'd also love it to have a hi mid control. Can you imagine an Elf with a 12 band graphic? Wow! We always have PA support and I sometimes use the Elf instead of my main amp.
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