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    Only realised after ordering from them that DV247 in Romford is no more... Now it seems to be just the German team, who don't respond to emails and also use UPS, which requires a US address to give delivery instructions... Shame, they were really good when they had a UK store.

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    2. SpondonBassed

      SpondonBassed

      I remember when it was called Digital Village and there were fields full of cows all around it.

    3. Nice Guy Rich

      Nice Guy Rich

      I bought my first Jazz Bass from Digital Village when it was the small shop in Chadwell Heath, I also used to rehearse in the building that DV247 eventually moved into in Romford.

       

      DV247 was great shop and I bought a few guitars from there over the years.

    4. AinsleyWalker

      AinsleyWalker

      @SpondonBassed @Nice Guy Rich Ahh, so that's what the DV stood for! Never knew

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    *SOLD* - Dunlop DVP4 Volume X Mini pedal Bought recently in current condition - a few small scuffs (see pics) but very clean, only selling as it's surplus to current requirements. Very conveniently sized volume pedal that can also be used as an expression pedal by toggling internal controls. +£10 for postage. No box but will be well packaged. Please message if you have any questions
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    Anyone here got a 'Pill' pedal? I have a specific use-case query and wondered if anyone might have the answer...

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    Ah man, if this was up a month ago, I'd have snapped this up! Maybe next time 🥲
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    BUMP!
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    BUMP - Relisted!
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    I know it's been discussed here previously, but I've been away a while and can't find what I'm after in here - advice on hooking up an expression pedal? (I've got a FI v1 running v.3.60). Do I need to use a midi controller to send the right CC message to control the right parameter (IE: cutoff) ?
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    --- SOLD --- Ashdown 2x10 bass cabinet In full working order. Rated at 250W, 8 Ohms. Speakers are blue, covering is black fabric (apologies for poor lighting in the pics). Collection from Luton due to size/weight. Feel free to message me if you have any questions!
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    --- SOLD --- The famous B7K. Great for aggressive, nasty distortion but also really good for clean tone sculpting and adding in a little extra flavour. Bought here a few months ago and in the same condition I received it. Only selling to fund other expenses.
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    A great compact FX loop switcher. Offers five independently selectable channels and a tuner/mute switch. Requires 9v power and features six 9v outputs. Bought secondhand from here (I think?) a few years ago, still in the same condition I received it. Fully working etc. Can post at buyer's expense. Message me if you have any questions.
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    -- SOLD -- Great 10-band equaliser pedal with plenty of range for cutting/boosting, runs at 18v. Also features two outputs for convenient signal splitting. Bought new very recently from GuitarGuitar. Fully functioning and in the same condition I received it, just selling to fund other expenses. Box, power supply, and accessories included. +£7 for postage. Message me if you have any questions.
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    I would love to get something like this (for both synth control and general switching stuff) but it's just a bit out of my budget at the moment. So the old Roland UM-ONE tends to get used the most for any patch updates (which is rare, can't see myself changing my custom 99 any time soon!)
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    Haha yeah I've heard the Squeezer is a bit of a nightmare to tackle. Don't get me wrong, having to hook up my Future Impact over the years has taught me a lot about synthesis etc, but it's a bit of a faff having to take it off my board every time I want to update patches/access full options (probably why I haven't done so in about 3 years now haha!)
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    This has to be tongue in cheek right? Having to hook up pedals (or any music gear) to a computer to access its full functionality is a pain in the ass.
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    I bought tayste_2000's Darkglass B7K, came within a few days, properly package and in full working order. Trusted seller!
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    Fiending for a CAPO... Better start saving. 

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    Just started a new job, if any of this is available in a few months will have to check back in!
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    That's some flash your camera's got....
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    Pics?
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    150 for a Brown Dog?!? I always miss the mad bargains 😥
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    More TikTok, than Instagram. A lot of songs get huge viral exposure these days through TikTok videos, and so if a song has a short, containable hook then the rest of the song often doesn't matter in pop now. The bridge/middle 8 is pretty much dead! A lot of music is definitely tailored for this kind of format and it's a shame. But what's your definition of 'a band that plays proper music', out of interest? Let's be frank, a lot of the time when people say 'proper music', what they really want to say is: "3-5 men playing guitars, making generic power chord rock music with self indulgent solos" lol. Most of the newer groups I think are genuinely interesting lean more towards jazz, funk, experimental genres etc. rather than any 'rock' / 'metal' subgenre. The other reality is, radio is mostly crap, and so is the music press. It mostly all either caters to children, or older people who only want to yearn for yesteryear. (Mojo, Q for example do this mostly). Anything cutting edge or genuinely interesting is probably not going to be in print. I can't think of a single artist I love these days I've found through print. I have a degree in Music Journalism and it's a shame that the industry is pretty much dead.
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    Thanks for the replies. I'll probably just stick to using 2 different DI's to keep things simple.
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    Might grab this, will see what funds are like after Payday weekend 🤞
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    So I had an idea, just wondering if anyone knows if it'll work as expected... I'm considering running a stereo DI box to send 2 Mono signals - 1 Dry signal at the start of my chain, 1 Wet signal at the end of my chain. The reasoning is that it would be more convenient than having 2 separate DIs. DIs like the Walrus Canvas have 2 Thrus, so this might be possible... Planned signal chain: Tuner > DI Left In (DRY XLR out) > Out of Left Thru > other pedals > back to DI Right In (WET XLR out) > Out of Right Thru > amp. Let me know if you have any thoughts/if you do something similar! Fairly certain this should work as I'm imagining, but not sure how to really test.
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