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Now £350 An excellent bit of kit but sadly no longer needed. Lots of info out there including our own @Dood video with demo. Stock pics used and I will upload actual ones tomorrow. Its in mint condition and comes in the carry case too. Price includes uk shipping and info below - https://www.motherload.co.uk/product/motherload-elemental-copy/ The definitive master volume control. Connect this device between your guitar amplifier and speaker. The amplifier knobs control the tone, the Motherload Elemental controls the speaker volume. It can also emulate speaker tones at line level for recording, with or without speakers being used, so you can record with your real amp at midnight! It will also connect your guitar or bass amp to the PA for amazing live sound. Our flagship design, the ‘Motherload Elemental’, is now available. This easy to use unit combines an upgraded version of the Richter Control attenuator with Motherload versatility and sonic qualities all in one compact package. The Elemental is a dummy load, speaker attenuator and speaker emulating D.I. for guitar and bass. All of this is achieved in a format as near to plug and play as is possible while maintaining tone and feel. See ‘Technical Specs’ for detailed features list. The current voicing of the Elemental was developed in collaboration with Richard Fortus (Guns n Roses, Thin Lizzy). Key Features: unspoilt sound, consistent in dynamics and tone 2 range attenuation output: 0-12% and 12-50% signal and overload indication 4, 8 & 16 Ohm options 2 speaker outputs in parallel for full stack connection operate as a dummy load (without speakers) for silent recording. powerful speaker simulations from a single blend control speaker sounds based on Celestion Blue, modern 4×12 and bass cabs centre to edge mic simulation send and return connections… and much much more!
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Trickfish Signal Filter. Taken in a trade but not needed really. Stock photo used but its in immaculate condition with box, fluffy bag and sticker £160 including UK shipping. Introducing the ultimate tone sculpting tool for musicians who demand precision and versatility: the Signal Filter. This isn’t just any filter; it’s a meticulously designed device that offers unparalleled control over your sound’s frequency spectrum. Our Signal Filter is a smart tone shaping tool that offers variable High Pass and Low Pass filters to “pocket” your sound, reining in the high and low end when you need a tone that’s a little less wide or hi-fi. As opposed to traditional EQ which boosts and cuts at a set frequency with sloping curves on either side, the Signal Filter uses dual, independently selectable filters that offer a steep cut at 24db per octave on the bass range starting at 38Hz all the way up to 310hz, and on the treble range from 330hz all the way down to 15kHz. This allows you to curb the highs and/or the lows while keeping the remaining inside frequencies fully intact. Say you like the sound of your bass but the low end is too boomy on stage? No problem, just dial up the High Pass until your sound is tightened up but still full and beefy. Maybe your bass sounds great but is a little bright or ‘clanky’ up top? Just dial back the Low Pass until it sounds sufficiently warmed up but retains the right amount of punch and articulation needed. An additional Gain control on the High Pass Channel ensures that any perceived volume lost from cutting the deep low end can be added back in.
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What's the best stand for a Jazz Bass?
walshy replied to EssentialTension's topic in General Discussion
I use the Hercules one I mentioned with every bass including Thunderbirds and they are excellent https://www.gak.co.uk/en/hercules-gs414b-plus-guitar-stand/918478 -
What's the best stand for a Jazz Bass?
walshy replied to EssentialTension's topic in General Discussion
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We were at the soon to close York Vaults last night for a couple of hours of Nirvana anthems and deep cuts. A proper little dive bar, full house at about 130 people. It was loud, hot and sweaty. Absolute perfection 👌 Weapons of choice, ‘97 Tbird, ‘74 Ripper, Hiwatt and Barefaced 610.
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Always a pleasure helping you out mate. You know I was more than tempted to keep it myself! I actually have a client looking for one too
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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Ive done this a few times without issue but its always a risk I guess. Is there a BC member nearby who could look after them for a few days instead?
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Ive an SB1000 thats had the pick up swapped with an EMG, sounds glorious
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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Nope, I have been looking at this and have asked for info and prices for a stand. A dedicated bass show could be cool
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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Light alternative to the Mesa Walkabout without breaking the bank?
walshy replied to gillento's topic in Amps and Cabs
I have just got the new Quilter Bass Block V803 and theres simply not a bad sound in there. 3 'amp options' and so much more. Honestly its superb, £650 ish and weighs the same as a packet of Hobnobs -
Sold Patrick an Ashdown head he didn't 'need' but absolutely wanted. Awesome stuff and thanks again dude.
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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The bass sale that turned a (massive) corner…
walshy replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale