WHUFC BASS
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Might consider PX for what have you -
Icon QCon Pro X DAW controller. Features include 8+1 touch-sensitive motorized faders with 10-bit resolution 12 segment LED meter bridge Stereo LED master channel level metering on metering bridge 8 Dual function encoders with multi-color LED indication ring 11-segment multi-color LED surrounding the encoders to indicate the rotation position Dual 2×56 large backlit LCDs to display channel name, control values etc. for each channel 12-segment LED display showing time location of your project in either SMPTE or BBT format 18 assignable buttons Jog shuttle wheel for scrubbing, fast search and control Illuminated buttons for each channel including Record Enable, Solo, Mute, Select and Monitor 6 illuminated transport buttons including Play, Stop, Rec, Rewind, Fast Forward and Loop Illuminated ZOOM button with 4 direction buttons 9 illuminated assignable MIDI function buttons Expandable to 64 channels using 7 QCon Pro XS expander units depending on the DAW Two (2) 1/4” connectors for foot switches and pedals Automatic and manual mode switch for accessing different DAW modes Class-compliant with Windows XP, Vista (32-bit), Windows 7 (32-bit & 64-bit), Windows 8 (32-bit & 64-bit), Windows 10 (32-bit & 64-bit) and Mac OS X USB 2.0 high speed connectivity Easy firmware upgrade available via USB connection and iMap software Superior build quality and robust metal casing with Kensington lock port Item is in great condition and is fully functional. Really does improve work flow on any home studio setup. Compatible with all the usual DAWs.
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Natural + Tortoiseshell... Up there with black and maple on a P bass -
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I don't get the urge to make amps look pristine but make guitars look relic'd. I love the look of a relic"d amp. Amps have a far harder life than guitars on the road. This one looks superb. I'd leave as is. GLWTS -
Sire V7 2nd gen in Lake Placid Blue now £310
WHUFC BASS replied to ClusterOne's topic in Basses For Sale
Is that really Lake Placid Blue ? Looks more grey than blue to me. -
Same here. He's not a great drummer to start off with but that horrible plastic sound he consistantly gets on recordings just grates on me.
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I actually like the St Anger drum sound. Better than that boring sound he used on the latter albums.
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Oooh someone is gonna get a bargain here. A mate has one in dark red from 83 (I think) and it's probably the best Precision basses I've ever played. Needless to say he'll never part with it. GLWTS -
Still going strong mate. No noise issues whatsoever. Still trying to get a drum kit in there but have resigned myself to the fact an electronic drum kit is the only viable option.
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I was going to make this point too. I used to have an old Park valve head which was designed for bass but was bought off me by a guitarist who reckoned it was the beat amp he'd ever played though. I assume this is why the original Fender Bassman amps are so popular with guitarists too. GLWTS -
If anybody is interested in a white one of these with a maple neck then I'd be interested in this bass here. A 3-way swap/sale if that works for anyone ? -
Payson Bridge Conversion on a Dingwall Bass
WHUFC BASS replied to WHUFC BASS's topic in Bass Guitars
Agreed but it's not just Dingwall who've done this. Spector's fanfret Dimension bass, which is a similar price has similar individual bridge mounts which although not as extreme as the Dingwall offering, aren't as high quality as the Payson or even their own standard bridges. -
Payson Bridge Conversion on a Dingwall Bass
WHUFC BASS replied to WHUFC BASS's topic in Bass Guitars
I did look at the Bass Direct Payson bridges and I must admit that it is tempting. -
Has anybody done a Payson bridge conversion on a Chinese Dingwall bass? These bridges are standard fitment on the Canadian build basses but on the Chinese basses the individual saddles tend to be sharp and obtrusive for some playing styles. Is it a straight swap? Is there any drilling required at all and was it worth the money? (they ain't cheap!)
