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  1. Sibob
    Yeah pedals aren't going to do it really, definitely key bass I work for Novation, and the Bass Station 2 gets there easily, Darrell Freeman killing it here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BLjIOd0BXeH/?taken-by=darrell_freeman Si
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    Bit of a feeler, but thinking of moving on my SFX Loop Logic effects loop. It is a 2 channel effects loop which allows you to select either loop individually, or both simultaneously. You can obviously also bypass both loops to run the input straight to the output. Each loop channel has a dedicated volume control. Mine also has the m:Power feature, allowing you to Daisy peer to the pedals from the LL, in the same way as the Boss TU2/3 tuner: http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/customshop/loop_logic.jpg One of these will cost you £189 direct from Max and is a custom shop pedal (I.e. there's a build wait, no stock). Looking to sell for £130 inc postage, perfect condition, not sure there was a box originally, but will obviously pack very securely in an appropriate box. SOLD [url=https://postimg.org/image/njolc6mxl/][/url] SOLD Cheers Si
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    Probably my fave reverb ever Good luck with the sale Si
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    [quote name='JamesBass' timestamp='1475761844' post='3148552'] His stable offers and has done for a LONG time, the Sputnik, a bass that costs up to €3290. [/quote] And so it should, those through-neck heel carves take a lot of work! Si
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    [quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1475750343' post='3148401'] Helloooooooooo! I wonder how much something similar would be from the Fender CS? Would anyone like to hazard a guess? [/quote] Well into £4k I reckon. Love the gold sparkle, but not keen on the black block/maple combo. Bet it's great to play though Si
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    [b]SOLD[/b] Hi all, I'm selling my Focusrite Pro 24 DSP (with VRM technology). This unit is fully boxed, with Firewire 400-400 cable, power supply (although you can bus power it), various extra plugins, free software etc included. [b]SOLD[/b] Photos available upon request, but it's this: [url="http://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/focusrite-saffire-pro-24-dsp"]http://www.soundonso...fire-pro-24-dsp[/url] Cheers Si
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    Crazing looks really good, colour me impressed! Si
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    Definitely a used BB model Yamaha, there must be a fretless hanging around Si
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    The Hurley isn't a relic, to my knowledge it's a 50s/60s reissue with a custom designed bridge mute?! My advice, put the money into a cool old Fender and make it your own. For example, a new custom shop will cost you circa 3k, there's a very cool 1963 Precision on here for sale for not a great deal more! Si
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    It just looks like a crap Les Paul....and that's not a good starting point! Si
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    Have you tried either of them? Would probably answer your question Si
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    I think the Mike Watt one may look worse than the Orange O bass Not overly fussed about the Meshell one either. When I saw her playing her first Reverend in London, it had two pickups and a non-reverse headstock. Changing features to fit into their line a little better?! Odd Si
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    Looks like it was an amazing day (as usual), well done all! Gutted I couldn't be there, but family stuffed called.....fingers crossed for next year! Si
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    [quote name='Ghost_Bass' timestamp='1474557412' post='3138806'] Mooer Pure Octave is a great pedal at a great price. will do what you're after and more. [/quote] See I thought the Mooer sounds absolutely awful! That goes to show that you really just need to try as many as you can, and gig them too, a shop/bedroom does not let you know how it sounds on a gig Si
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    As well as all of the above, try emailing Fodera, they're mid-Brooklyn and usually happy to give a tour, although they prefer certain days (think I went on a tuesday). Lovely team and very cool workshop, you never know who you might bump into too Si
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    I have. '71 Precision, it's absolutely 'the one', I have D'Addario flats on it and it plays and sounds perfect. Si
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    [quote name='crashdesk' timestamp='1474406927' post='3137862'] Anyone bought from here, [url="http://www.amplifiercoversonline.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=491_136&products_id=3883"]http://www.amplifier...roducts_id=3883[/url] [/quote] That's Roqsolid My recent Super Compact cover order took 10-12 days for delivery (their standard advised time) Si
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    I really can't see myself ever selling my 1971 Precision! With the D'Addario Chromes on it, it just sounds and feels perfect If I manage to live another 50 years or so (dead at 83 is fair enough), it will be around 90 years old Si
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    A sold out show also doesn't mean all the ticket buyers turned up Gutted I missed it, learned about it on the Friday daytime . Next time! Si
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    I wouldn't go anywhere near an instrument that costs the same as a good set of strings! Si
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    Think I'm going to miss it this year now . I think it's only the 2nd I've missed in 10 years. Maybe I'll surprise you (and me!) and make it, but otherwise have a great time, and see you next year hopefully. Si
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    No problem, GLWTS Cheers Si
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    So nice!! If this was a few years ago........ Si
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    [quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1474281688' post='3136710'] ^ Or you could just buy a cable or adapters that convert from whatever you have to whatever you need. No reason why you can't hook up fancy monitors direct to an on-board sound card with a stereo 3.5mm to two mono 6.25mm jack cable. [/quote] Well yes quite, a severe oversight on my behalf lol. [quote name='lefrash' timestamp='1474283621' post='3136736'] It's an audiophile 2496 audio card... old but ok. It has stereo rca outs so I'm all good on that front. Thanks [/quote] Cool cool, although bear in mind that RCA is unbalanced, and so, depending on some other variables, can be a little noisy compared to balanced outputs (TRS/XLR etc) Si
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    How are you connecting the monitors to the computer? Are you using an interface? I ask because if you're using an interface, you'll obviously connect through the 2xmono outputs from the interface. If you are just using a simple built-in sound card, then you'll likely need to buy speakers that connect via 3.5mm If you need something that connects to 3.5mm, then you're largely reduced to fancy PC speakers. If you're connecting from an interface, then for my money, a set of KRK Rokit 5s would be perfect. That said, probably about £100 over budget, unless you find some used. Si
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