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@Ricky Rioli’s plan yielded results, thanks. I received a call from the head office just earlier and it has been located and found and is on its way from the hub to its new owner. Fingers crossed but it looks like (despite me writing the consignment number, address of the sender and the recipient and phone numbers on the crate in BIG BLACK marker pen), the box was missing a barcode sticker.- 16 replies
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You would think so but from prior experience, couriers like Evi/hermes and Parcelforce and the like wriggle out of their commitments with all sorts of clauses and it gets ugly and difficult and they often dont reply for weeks at a time. They also don’t pay back their £90 or so shipping/insurance fees. Also thats kinda not the point. There is a stolen bass out there. It will resurface, of course, basses like this eventually always do, and as I’m refunding the buyer, and no certainty on any kind of recompense, I would very much like it back.
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thank you I will do. I did "lose" a Peavey bass a couple of years ago sent to Belgium, it turned up in Belgium a couple of weeks later no worse for wear, after I had refunded the buyer -- but I had given up all chance of finding it.
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thanks @skelf. I am in fact not on Facebook but please do. I only sold it because I have no room in the small San Francisco Apartment I am moving to.
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It is this bass @skelf made it. I sold this bass and shipped it to the buyer in a custom wooden crate with the sender and the recipient address written in permanent marker to the front of the crate. The service was Parcelforce 24 Express. It was collected from my Dumfries and Galloway address (still house clearing) and it was scanned as picked up and made it to the regional Carlisle Office but it never reached the Hub. Parcelforce has declared it as lost. How you lose a crate is beyond me, I expect stolen, but I remain hopeful it gets delivered. In the meantime if it pops up in any deal or someone asking questions, please let me know. [email protected] Thanks. Claire
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There is no harmony engine native to UAD. That would be part of the Antares bundles running as ordinary plugins and not running in UAD’s low-latency environment. The version provided is this one which currently costs £229 in the UAD store. -
Bumping for a quick sale. oh and no trades, thanks.
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A reliable home studio workhorse but I needed more inputs and went Neural DSP. Clean inputs, everything works just fine as it was the day I got it. Includes Desktop Thunderbolt Cable also Antares Autotune Realtime Advanced Plugin Currently £229.(will be transferred to your UAD account, transfer of ALL plugins is Free Of Charge to the buyer). This will also natively support UAD’s Luna DAW. Recently rebranded as Apollo Solo. Standard plugins included with this are UA610-B Tube Preamp and EQ 1176LN Legacy 1176SE Legacy Ampeg SVT-VR Classic Marshall Plexi Classic Precision Channel Strip (Precision Mix Rack Collection) Precision Reflection Engine (Precision Mix Rack Collection) Precision Delay Mod (Precision Mix Rack Collection) Precision Delay Mod L (Precision Mix Rack Collection) Pultec EQP-1A Legacy Pultec Pro Legacy Teletronix LA2A Legacy Raw Distortion RealVerb-Pro Also Included with this is Brigade Chorus Plug-In for UAD-2 (The original Boss Chorus Ensemble soundalike) - Currently £115. Small, lightweight, rugged (all aluminum) and very good sounding, a shame to see it go. Free UK shipping by Special Delivery.
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A few things added up to made it attractive to me was when I was looking to update, enhance and rebuild my pedalboard (I do the bass-into-punk-guitar thing for my two piece drums/bass punk “trio”) when I costed all the pedals required to achieve, it soon approached Quad Cortex money. Plusses: have four independent instrument inputs (for sharing among others) plus two Mic Pres. Plus the looper (for laying down a background riff) is good and simple and replaced a Looper. Its also a very good USB C sound interface so I could sell off the UAD Arrow audio interface which made it pretty much a lot cheaper than the cost of a Quad Cortex in the footprint of a Macbook Air and very very light. Biggest plus is I don’t really gig with amps and cabs anymore; stereo DI/Outs means I go into the PA, all setlist levels ready, in go the mics, in goes the bass tune up in the pedal, no amp lugging. Amps @ home — a couple of lightweight cubes — still too heavy for me to want to pay extra luggage fees.
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And sold! TVM -
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Horizontal wall mount recommendation?
PunkPonyPrincess replied to jonno1981's topic in Accessories and Misc
UPDATE: ALL SOLD I have four of this type and will be selling them as part of my house clearance see my ad here -
Clearing my house prior to USA move and now down to one bass for now I have 4 of these and not needed. Used for a year. Comes with all the gubbins. These are also good for oddly shaped or asymmetric basses/guitars. I have 4 of these. Shipping is £3.95 each. Buy all 4 for just £9.99 shipping.
