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Cheers gents!
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Mark's Diaries: The journey of becoming a pro player
LewisK1975 replied to markmcclelland's topic in General Discussion
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Here's the post he did about it.. http://basschat.co.uk/topic/259192-nbd-look-matey-somebody-had-to/page__hl__ramone
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I'm sure Karlfer on here had one (may still have), he may be able to offer a well-informed opinion..
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[quote name='SaxyBassist' timestamp='1450714528' post='2935128'] The dial on the back of the speakers :-) [/quote] Haha OK then I guess that's the tweeter / HF level in which case halfway / 12 o'clock shouldn't cause you any problems like you describe...
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Not sure what you mean? Don't see a dial on the back..unless you mean the cover for the digital out socket, that looks a bit like a volume knob I suppose.. [attachment=207711:rh450 rear.JPG]
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Hey thanks anyway - all opinions appreciated!
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What Lozz said - go back to flat and start again. This was a revelation to me a few years ago. I now very rarely make any EQ changes beyond 11 o'clock and 1 o'clock. (maybe 10:30 and 1:30 )
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Haha you could be right - Tecamp is set flat though and into Barefaced SC's so I guess the question is really whether RH users think they have a Sansamp type sound? I guess ultimately I'm gonna have to try one out somehow. I do like the idea of being able to drop the pedal tuner, compressor and sansamp unit from the pedal board....
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[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Hi Paul,[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I posted this in the 'Amps and Cabs' section - Whats your opinion? I guess the real question is do the RH amps sound like a sansamp I suppose?[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Just trying to gather some opinions from RH750 (or RH450, guess it sounds the same??) users...[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Currently using a Tecamp PUMA 500 (all set flat) with all the tone shaping done by a sansamp paradriver (like the bass driver but has semi-parametric mid control).[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]From listening to youtube videos (I know, I know), it seems like the RH would have a similar sound straight out the box - plus have the added benefits of the built in tuner, compressor etc..[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Thoughts?[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Or if anyone in the South Wales area would be kind enough to let me try their RH with my cab(s) (BF super compacts), that would be even better![/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Cheers!! [/font][/color]
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Hi all, Just trying to gather some opinions from RH750 (or RH450, guess it sounds the same??) users... Currently using a Tecamp PUMA 500 (all set flat) with all the tone shaping done by a sansamp paradriver (like the bass driver but has semi-parametric mid control). From listening to youtube videos (I know, I know), it seems like the RH would have a similar sound straight out the box - plus have the added benefits of the built in tuner, compressor etc.. Thoughts? Or if anyone in the South Wales area would be kind enough to let me try their RH with my cab(s) (BF super compacts), that would be even better! Cheers!!
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Cant help but notice that the OP hasn't commented since to explain in any way how he reached his conclusion??
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My 2p. I've had many cabs over the years (gigging for 25years and counting), Trace / Laney / H&H / Orange / Peavey / Ashdown / Marshall etc all the usual suspects. I've heard nothing that's as good as my Barefaced super compacts. They are certainly not lacking in heft in any way. YMMV.
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Think someone wanted to start an argument maybe?
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Billy Sheehan's charity auction
LewisK1975 replied to ern500evo's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Agree - Nice touch from a nice guy, one of most down to earth 'famous' people I've ever met. Love my ATT II ltd - although I have been considering flipping it for the version 3 - hmmmmmm. -
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1990's Yamaha Attitude Special in Seafoam Green. £300 sale / £325 trade value. Also signed on the back of the headstock by Billy Sheehan! AFAIK these weren't made for very long and were only around during the early years of the Attitude. This is not to be confused with the Attitude Ltd model which is the full on Sheehan signature model!! This model has a single output with volumes for each pickup which you blend to your taste. Volume only for the split P pickup, volume/tone for the neck pickup. It also does [b]not [/b]have a hipshot d-tuner. It has a standard 4-bolt neck joint. Neck is slimmer than the ltd model, more a Jazz type size/feel.. It does not have scalloped upper frets on the D and G strings. It has yamaha pickups, not dimarzio. A lot of these have been converted to dual output etc to try and copy the ltd model, this one is untouched! Located in Bridgend area of South Wales, but can travel! Think that's everything - any questions please ask!! Trade-wise I'd be ideally looking for a Maple fingerboard Jazz Bass - but try me, you never know! [attachment=206986:att spl hs.jpeg][attachment=206987:att spl.jpg]
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[quote name='Dazed' timestamp='1449666289' post='2925729'] Careful on that cool and classic site. It's littered with Limelights, and they're awesome!!! [/quote] Wow just went on the Classic and Cool website - he's got some nice stuff there! Shame it's in Devon - I reckon I could spend a good few hours there!....