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dodgnofski

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  1. dodgnofski

    Ashdown

    Great Guy, cab as described & a pleasure to deal with - thankyou!
  2. Can't believe this hasn't gone yet??? [quote name='nottswarwick' post='800293' date='Apr 8 2010, 10:08 PM']These are top cabs, this is a proper bargain, roll up roll up![/quote]
  3. But 'half' would only be half as good! - Have a bump for a seriously 'full' top drawer piece of kit! [quote name='phsycoandy' post='799276' date='Apr 7 2010, 09:46 PM']Can I just have the bottom half?[/quote]
  4. THAT is a great Decal - thanks for the info - appreciated! [quote name='7string' post='799213' date='Apr 7 2010, 08:50 PM']If you're looking for a new decal try [url="http://shop.ebay.co.uk/plankspanker101/m.html"]Plankspanker on ebay[/url] I've got a bass which I'm re-finishing at the moment and I had this made for it. The bass is a biddy 3/4 size which my wife bought me for Valentine's Day. [/quote]
  5. Thanks Musky, You are a Star! All the best Tim [quote name='Musky' post='792719' date='Mar 31 2010, 11:31 PM']In a word - sandpaper. Assuming it's an unpainted headstock, take it back using a light grade sandpaper initially, then go to a very fine grade. Finally use T Cut to buff out. Then lacquer, apply new decal (if you want one) and re-lacquer. You might want to take a look at [url="http://www.reranch.com/basics.htm"]http://www.reranch.com/basics.htm[/url][/quote]
  6. Bump for an incredible Ray! - come on Guys - somebody snap this up, I've seen it up close & you will not be dissapointed! + I've not got the spare dosh & don't want to risk seeing Pete again until it's no longer there to tempt me! A really nice example of a timeless classic & then some! [quote name='Pete Academy' post='793742' date='Apr 1 2010, 09:20 PM']Will measure tomorrow, mate. [/quote]
  7. Hi Guys, Anyone know how to remove a decal from a headstock? Really love this Bass, but the decal is really naff! Thanks, Tim
  8. Great Guy, great player, great car & a great bass at a good price - Highly recommended Basschatter ! Thanks again Dave, All the best, Tim
  9. Bump for a really nice Bass - I saw this beauty last week & it is a seriously good example! + Pete really looks after his gear - somebody buy it quick - I'll be seeing him next week & 'her in doors' knows I definately don't own a blue coloured Bass - bugger ! Good luck with the sale Pete! [quote name='dave_bass5' post='775473' date='Mar 15 2010, 06:07 PM']Cool, thanks. Just put my sub up for sale so who knows.[/quote]
  10. Bump for an incredible Bass Cab! - I'm lucky enough to own two of these babies & they rock! Light, small, powerful & two stacked put out lows to die for & your amp runs at 4ohms - perfick! Good luck with the sale, if I had any spare cash - I buy it as a spare - they are 'that' good - honest! [quote name='gillento' post='775522' date='Mar 15 2010, 06:49 PM']There is no 4 ohm GS112 (with stock speaker)[/quote]
  11. dodgnofski

    Tomash

    Just bought a bass from Tomash & would like to say what a great Guy he is! The Bass was actually better than than I expected, It was packaged exceptionally well & arrived promptly as arranged. Communication was excellent & I would not hesitate in recommending him. Thanks again Tomash - it was a pleasure to deal with you. All the best, Dodgnofski
  12. I had the pleasure of playing this bass 'live' back in 1983 when Pete brought it to several gigs - it played like a dream & sounded like the dog's dangley bits! If I still had my early 70's Jazz - I'd be beating a path to your door Pete ! Have a bump for a truly outstanding instrument - unfortunately I only have a Hohner B2 & Steinberger Spirit - which are great basses, but if memory serves, they don't have the same 'growl' as this beauty does & then some!! All the best with the trade/sale Pete - if my numbers come up this week, I'll see you on Monday ! Tim. ps - forget about that '80's thang' guys - 'this bass' would hold it's own in any line up - mullets or not !! [quote name='lowregisterhead' post='762382' date='Mar 2 2010, 11:18 PM']It is a weird old market for these, because despite being genuinely great basses, some people are completely dismissive of the Steinberger, although you can be pretty certain none of them have ever even picked one up. I've had three XL2s and an L2 over the years, and I still have a very rare XL-5W 5-string - I've referred to them all as my 'Marmite' basses - people either love them, or really, really hate 'em! Post some pictures. You might be surprised at the level of interest. LRH[/quote]
  13. These amps really are the dogs thingies ! Good luck with the sale Jim & have a weekend bump! All the best, Tim [quote name='Floyd Pepper' post='758402' date='Feb 26 2010, 05:10 PM']Up for grabs is my trusty Markbass LMK 500W (@4 ohms) Amp Head. This has been my main amp head for the past two and a bit years and has served me well. For those not familiar, it has the great ability to switch between two channels or a mix of both which can be switched and muted via the optional footswitch (included). Full spec can be found here; [url="http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua=en&cat=1&vedi=68"]Markbass LMK Spec[/url] It also comes with a Markbass gig bag which I've always kept it in (even for gigs) as it opens at both sides (including velcro patches so that it sticks to your cabinet head). I'll even throw in the Markbass Bass Holder (not shown as I just remembered that after I'd taken the photos) which is a soft neck holder that attaches to the side of your cabinet. (very useful). Anyway, the LMK was originally purchased from The Gallery in 2008. Very slight marks to the top cover but nothing noticeable. £475 for the full package + postage. No trades thanks. [attachment=43622:DSC_6185.JPG][attachment=43623:DSC_6187.JPG] [attachment=43624:DSC_6188.JPG][attachment=43625:DSC_6191.JPG] Cheers, Jim[/quote]
  14. PM'd [quote name='BIG.J' post='752380' date='Feb 20 2010, 11:52 PM']PEAVEY TKO75 BASS AMPLIFIER IN EXCELLENT CONDITION HOME USE AND OCCASIONAL GIG WHILST IN A 3 PIECE BAND. VERY POWERFUL 75w FOR ITS SIZE SEVEN BAND GRAPHIC EQUALIZER PROVIDES 15dB OF BOOST OR CUT AT EACH CENTRE FREQUENCY HIGH AND LOW GAIN INPUTS BRIGHT SWITCH PROVIDES A PRE BOOST OF 8dB TO TREBLE FREQUENCIES PRE GAIN CONTROLS THE IMPUT VOLUME LEVEL OF THE AMPLIFIER POST GAIN CONTROLS THE OVERAL VOLUME LEVEL OF THE AMPLIFIER LOW AN ACTIVE TONE CONTROL THAT VARIES THE LOW FREQUENCY BOOST OR CUT PLUS BY 15dB SEND/RETURN, HEADPHONES & PRE AMP OUT JACKS. £65 [/quote]
  15. PM'd [quote name='BIG.J' post='752370' date='Feb 20 2010, 11:45 PM']Reduced, Quick sale needed = £250.[/quote]
  16. A great price for a very underestimated piece of kit, they sound great, play really well & never let you down - ever ! [quote name='Porkpie' post='739153' date='Feb 8 2010, 05:22 PM']DOH![/quote]
  17. PM replied to [quote name='dodgnofski' post='716376' date='Jan 18 2010, 10:04 AM']Monday Bump??[/quote]
  18. Monday Bump?? [quote name='uzzell' post='714927' date='Jan 16 2010, 03:43 PM']Would you split? If so, how much for each?[/quote]
  19. Weekend bump - titty - bump! [quote name='dodgnofski' post='713579' date='Jan 15 2010, 12:01 PM']Hi Si, According to my bass buddy (who also had the earlier cabs before these) says that in his honest opinion there is no compromise on sound with the new Neo cabs & in fact, because they are front ported - he feels that they sound even better, giving a deeper bass response when needed! I also had the original Mini's & although I've never actually owned the Neo ones, I've heard my friend use both types and IMHO I would have to agree with him - a much improved bottom end, with no loss of the punchiness & clarity these cabs are famous for. cheers for the bump, Tim quote name='Sibob' date='Jan 14 2010, 02:46 PM' post='712617'] I have the older versions of these two cabs and I love them! I'd be really interested to see how they compare tonally to these actually! Whether there's any payoff for the lack of weight! Have a bump Si[/quote]
  20. Hi Si, According to my bass buddy (who also had the earlier cabs before these) says that in his honest opinion there is no compromise on sound with the new Neo cabs & in fact, because they are front ported - he feels that they sound even better, giving a deeper bass response when needed! I also had the original Mini's & although I've never actually owned the Neo ones, I've heard my friend use both types and IMHO I would have to agree with him - a much improved bottom end, with no loss of the punchiness & clarity these cabs are famous for. cheers for the bump, Tim quote name='Sibob' date='Jan 14 2010, 02:46 PM' post='712617'] I have the older versions of these two cabs and I love them! I'd be really interested to see how they compare tonally to these actually! Whether there's any payoff for the lack of weight! Have a bump Si [/quote]
  21. Listing on behalf of a bass buddy - 1 x Ashdown Classic Range, Neo 4 x 8 - 8ohm - Bass Cab with custom fitted high frequency horn. + 1 x Ashdown Classic Range, Neo 1 x 15 - 8ohm Bass Cab Unbelievably light, portable & as clear as the preverbial 'you know what' - these cabs sing out loud & clear, even in a ten piece band! Check out the Ashdown Eng. website for all the technical blurb, but I'm sure you already know what these cabs are cabable of! A lot of Pro Bass Rig - for not a lot of money! Very good condition & in excellent working order - £625 ono for both - collected, or will pass your details on to arrange delivery & get courier price. You will not be disappointed!
  22. I've seen this Tobias & it's real beauty! Pete is a great Guy to deal with too. At least one too many strings for an old duffer like me unfortunately - but have a bump anyway Pierre! [quote name='Pete Academy' post='689914' date='Dec 20 2009, 05:14 PM']Photos tomorrow, hopefully! [/quote]
  23. Bumpity - Bumpity - Bumpity - Bump.............etc [quote name='dodgnofski' post='668930' date='Nov 29 2009, 09:49 AM']Pre - xmas Bumpity - Bump! Go on - treat yourself...........you know Sir want's it [/quote]
  24. Pre - xmas Bumpity - Bump! Go on - treat yourself...........you know Sir want's it [quote name='BarnacleBob' post='561121' date='Aug 5 2009, 12:26 PM']Why is there so much lovely graphite floating about..................... BB[/quote]
  25. [quote name='Pete Academy' post='636279' date='Oct 25 2009, 04:58 PM']I played a couple of gigs in Scotland on Friday and Saturday. I'm now using a Markbass LMK head with my Ashdown 4 x 8" and 1 x 15" cabs. Simple setup - Roscoe SKB5 through Boss TU2 into amp. Premium cables. Batteries fine in bass. I was getting a high-pitched noise through the rig. I tried going straight into the amp and bypassing the tuner, but it was still there. It's not present when there's nothing plugged in, and it goes when the bass is turned down. The ground lift switch made no difference. I'm going to take the amp and bass into our shop and try them through different cabs. Any suggestions in the meantime?[/quote] Hi Pete, I've had a thought - the amp is probably 'complaining' because you are playing too many notes & Fagen 'Mu major' patterns through it ! I never had a problem playing 'dum - de - dum - de - dum' through it, apart from it falling asleep through boredom ! Only joking me owd fruit - hope you've got it sorted, as I'm just about to trade your 12 month guarantee for an F1 All the best, dodger x x
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