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You'll not find a period correct one... they're all feckin broken!
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TC Electronics Cabs with GB Streamliner 900
warwickhunt replied to Freddie75's topic in Amps and Cabs
[quote name='Freddie75' timestamp='1477833029' post='3164687'] Will the Streamliner evenly distribute the power between the 3 speakers, is it safe to do this, or is this only possible using TC Electronics Amp heads? [/quote] No amp will distribute 'evenly' between the 3 drivers in 2 cabs; each cab being 8 ohms will get half of the output. As a result the 2x12 drivers will be getting their half of the amp output split between them. Will it work? Yes. Will it sound OK? Almost certainly. -
Guy Pratt's Bill Nash Jazz - a mere £2500
warwickhunt replied to TheGreek's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
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Sorry, but there really is no substitute for big iron
warwickhunt replied to JPJ's topic in Amps and Cabs
[quote name='Kiwi' timestamp='1477361220' post='3161730'] The Hughes and Kettner Base 600 head I tried couple of years back did the same thing - not common but great sound. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/35922-hughes-and-kettner-bass-base-600-head/"]One was for sale on here many years ago too.[/url] I suspect it's a little lighter than an SM1500... [/quote] Not by much, I can assure you! -
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Not long had this but my GAS fund needs topping up for something I'm hankering for more. I believe it is the 575 Deluxe, I'm sure resident experts will help out. Straight out of the 80's with pointy headstock and glitter finish. The bass looks black but is actually a very (very) dark blue, glitter finish. Jackson branded PJ pups, passive bass with vol/selector switch/tone. Being passive, if you are used to the bigger juice of actives it may seem quiet... but that's what your input gain/master are for. There are only a couple of light marks on the body and some minor finger swirls; one very small ding to the rear of the neck but difficult to photograph. All in all good condition for its age. Price includes shipping in the UK in a basic gigbag; rest assured the bass will be well packaged (see my feedback). [URL=http://s54.photobucket.com/user/warwickhunt/media/20161024_133752_zpswjntqwai.jpg.html][IMG]http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g119/warwickhunt/20161024_133752_zpswjntqwai.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s54.photobucket.com/user/warwickhunt/media/20161024_133813_zpseg6fn9a1.jpg.html][IMG]http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g119/warwickhunt/20161024_133813_zpseg6fn9a1.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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How do I remove the grill from my Aguilar DB112?
warwickhunt replied to Painy's topic in Repairs and Technical
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Sorry, but there really is no substitute for big iron
warwickhunt replied to JPJ's topic in Amps and Cabs
You need to try my Thunderfunk 750 Kev... perfect balance between weight and heft/output. If your feet stay still for more than 12hrs let me know and we'll share coffee! -
Which part of your setup bass,amp,cab etc do you prioritize
warwickhunt replied to Twincam's topic in General Discussion
My bass is personal (comfort aesthetics as well as tone) but my amp and cab... I'd not put up with cack but there are many good combinations. Oddly if it was down to which one affects my tone the most (ie on stage) the cab could well be the clincher; I could get a decent sound out of most half decent basses (I might not like the look or feel), an amplifier, so long as as it isn't totally pants, should just amplify but the cab you can't do much about. A boxy/nasty cab will ruin anything you put into it. -
How do I remove the grill from my Aguilar DB112?
warwickhunt replied to Painy's topic in Repairs and Technical
IIRC you take off the name plate (x2 screws) and the front is velcro in... strongly! You may need a wide bladed screwdriver and a thick rag (stop damaging the edge of the cab). -
SOLD! Thumb Handbuilt Replica NT Fretless 5
warwickhunt replied to walplayer's topic in Basses For Sale
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[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1476811497' post='3157503'] If you zoom in, it looks like the S/N has been photoshopped out..? [/quote] I 'think' you and I may know the seller!
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[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1468588836' post='3091992'] I used to have one just like yours and the stock pickups were very weak... They were marked 'Jackson', not clear form the pics if yours is too. I'm not surprised the QP is overpowering it! [/quote] Interestingly, I've recently snagged a 575 (may well be my actual bass that I bought new in the 80's) and I was shocked when I compared the output to my Warwicks. I suppose it shouldn't be such a shock and it's like comparing apples and oranges! I'm not going to change the electronics, I'll just need to get used to boosting the amp input.
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* SOLD * Fender Squier JV 58-59 Precision replica.
warwickhunt replied to geoff90guitar's topic in Basses For Sale
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Another vote for visiting Halfords or the like; boxes are solid and free! Pretty sure that businesses 'pay' to have cardboard/rubbish taken away (Halfords inc'), so this new policy sounds like fleecing to me.
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I'd need some 'serious' proof it was owned by JB before I paid a tenth of that figure. I see that it isn't a Thumb bass (which might fool idiots as JB did play Thumb basses) and the seller will give you a photo of Jack's collection... but not with this bass I'd guess!
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[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1476131177' post='3151672'] Thread revival time. Did I see the Cass Lewis pinky on here a while back - the one with the big oval fret markers? There's a guy on YT claiming ownership but it looks a different colour and has small dot fret markers. Anyone know the story? [/quote] Fairly sure the pink Cass Lewis bass had normal dot markers and iirc it did pass through a couple of hands a few years ago!
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I have a Washburn AB20 which I used to use (amplified) with my 'acoustic' band and it is only of aesthetic benefit; I now play an electric bass live... or even in a house rehearsal. :/
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I used to work in cassette duplication (yes I'm that old) and we had reference cassette/amp systems that were left on 24hrs a day week in week out, year after year and I can't recall one failure. Obviously tape heads and belts wore out (we replaced them) but the amps never missed a beat.
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