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    Bump - will consider trades.................
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    Selling my Ibanez 'Luke' 1983 RS1010SL made in japan. Maple top, basswood body, ebony fingerboard, coil-tap super 88 'buckers, pro-rocker tremelo, all sound and original - no dodgy mods!!!!! Only selling 'cos I got GAS, and, well, you know - can't keep everything!!!!!! Comes with hard case which is tatty, but sound. £375ovno
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    I'm still hopeful!!! Have a bump on me.... )
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    Hey Hi from me in Braintree and welcome etc!!
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    [quote name='krispn' post='1136702' date='Feb 22 2011, 08:18 AM']Its the only reason I replied so swiftly - Imagine my surprise when the name that signed off the Pm wasn't female!!!!! Amp on hold![/quote] He he!!!
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    Just curious - why are you selling it??
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    PM'd
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    [quote name='EssentialTension' post='1118001' date='Feb 6 2011, 06:25 PM']I can get you some if you want.[/quote] '......push push push no money back no guarantee.......'
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    He he - thought you were selling black stockings for a minute...!!!!
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    Are you sure you don't mean 'Foo Foo'?
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    I love my CV Jazz - haven't tried a CV P, but I'm sure whichever you choose won't disappoint
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    ....would be interested if it were a roadworn relic model...
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    Some pics would be good!!
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    [quote name='Ou7shined' post='1006664' date='Oct 30 2010, 07:25 PM']And if I'm not mistaken, my old Ashy in the background. [/quote] Yes, indeed it is your ex - giving sterling service I might add!! (who's that on your avatar? ) Gus, I can't add much more, I didn't find it heavy at all, but then I'm often told I'm an insensitive bar-steward!!!!
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    My Epiphone Dot 335 made in Korea at the Samick factory in 2000. Has been upgraded with SD '59 humbucker at bridge, and Jazz at neck. New pots and re-wire Sounds great - 335 on a budget!! Comes with gig-bag £300 posted
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    Ha!! I'd buy it back if I could, but have other agendas to deal with. Its a great bass - I was worried about moving from 4 to 5 - but seemed to have no trouble. The pic above was at a gig not long after I got it. Not bad - makes me look relatively competent..!!! Good Luck...
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    [quote name='Archetype' post='998577' date='Oct 24 2010, 01:09 AM']Gonna be an arse here but my advice is sing up. I know its being a dick and sorry upfront but if you have the preamp gain up full and its not loud enough then its time to cut everything back and assess how everything fits. As an example i recently had a band in one of the rehearsal rooms complain that they couldn't hear the vocals from the PA and it was constantly feeding back. their solution was to use the very large live rig that was stored in the room. thats a 4.2k per side PA, not good in a small room. I went in and looked and the desk was up full, the mics were up full, and the gain was at full. In a life situation that means feedback. So I got them playing and spotted the problem right away that the band was too loud. I turned the amps off and got the drummer to play and brought vocals in. After that was done i got the guitar and bass amps in and everything was much better. So if you struggle to hear yourself with he gain up full its maybe not the mic thats the issue and just how you sing, or your bands too loud. I'm gonna shut up now cause thats not what you want to hear, but its where I would go looking.[/quote] Good point. On reflection, it could be that the practice room is so small, and with the speakers facing us, everything is amplified. Thanks!!!
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    [quote name='Rimskidog' post='998269' date='Oct 23 2010, 05:22 PM']for live or recording? In essence the mic doesnt care how big your voice as long as it is fed enough gain from the preamp. If you want to upgrade the mic maybe look at a Telefunken M80 but my guess is you need to look at your preamp first.[/quote] Yes - for live, although we are rehearsing right now. I'll look at the preamp - the gain on the channel is full.
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    I do lead vox/guitar in a three-piece, but I do not have a 'big boomy' voice. I'm using a SM58 at the mo' does anyone have any suggestions for a more suitable mic?? Thanks y'all.
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    Has anyone bought from this guy? [url="http://www.nicksguitars.com/basses.htm"]http://www.nicksguitars.com/basses.htm[/url] Has a nice looking '68 P.
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    Sweet!!!! If only I wasn't skint!!
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    It's just more competitive these days - more bands competeing for less gigs in pubs!!!
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    Rick Danko Woody Woodmansy Herbie Flowers Ronnie Lane Weber Brothers bass player - forgotten his name.
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