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Protium

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  1. My P-bass:
  2. Protium

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    I'll never sell my Pedulla
  3. [quote name='TheDarkReaver' post='369722' date='Jan 4 2009, 02:42 AM']Is he coming to sort out all those people that hate him or something?[/quote] Probably to tell people he is always right, to use his custom electric bass and to bitch about metronomes and tuners
  4. [quote name='joegarcia' post='383352' date='Jan 17 2009, 04:39 PM']What impedances can it do? Very interested if you'll let me courier it.[/quote] From the picture of the back of the amp - switchable between 3.75, 7.5 and 15ohm
  5. [quote name='YouMa' post='378512' date='Jan 13 2009, 12:26 AM']I would give the Wizard guy a call,at least he can give you free advice,i doubt his pickups would be as expensive either,even if it was a special job.[/quote] I asked about a custom precision pickup - nothing fancy just with bigger pole pieces = £120
  6. Thinking about a 350 as a backup/lightweight gig option. Initial reviews sound promising... Looks like all the critics on here were a bit off the mark
  7. Take apart an old BT telephone and use the receiver
  8. The album "Liar" by The Jesus Lizard.
  9. That's a lot of tension to put on a Jazz neck (going by your avatar). Personally I wouldn't go heavier than 50 for a G and 115 for the E.
  10. Bump, with price (ono)
  11. Cheers guys, gona start saving for a 1212
  12. What are you tuning to?
  13. [quote name='bremen' post='381746' date='Jan 15 2009, 09:23 PM']Next week: chickens and eggs [/quote] Fried and fried.
  14. I bump and delete previous bumps (after about 24-48 hours) to get back above all the "SOLD" threads that are in there.
  15. I'm considering a Schroeder cab, and have narrowed it down to the 1212 or 1210. Can anyone comment on the differences between the two? Is there any advantage in the angled 10" speaker over the 12"? Cheers
  16. Bump with pics:
  17. What enclosure did you use?
  18. [url="http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Priceofcheese/"]http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Priceofcheese/[/url]
  19. Bought new in August 2008 and is still in new condition. Specs: 35W, 12" speaker, 3 band EQ, gain and volume controls, active/passive inputs, headphone and line-out. Also has a speaker output option (4ohm). Weighs 11.5kg, dimensions: 42(W) x 46(H) x 27(D) cm. NOW SOLD
  20. Bump
  21. Indeed, you just can't get that sound on [i]Chelsea Dagger[/i] without a pick
  22. [quote name='SJA' post='273644' date='Aug 31 2008, 11:29 AM']I've never understood the logic behind Ashdown putting eq sliders and rotary knobs together- ie. a rotary knob for the lowest frequency, then 2 sliders, then a mid knob, then 2 sliders, then a highs knob. it just makes it a drag to find a workable sound in a rehearsal studio. dunno what the fuss about Darkstar pickups was either. I suppose they look quite cool.[/quote] If you leave the sliders flat, you're left with a simple bass-mid-treble 3-band EQ. To find a workable sound: Same as any other EQ - change the settings to suit? Which one do you find difficult - the knobs or sliders? They both do the same job
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