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I sold Jason some patch cables. A simple, speedy transaction with quick payment and great comms. He's a good 'un!

I sold a PT Nano to Graham. Great comms and quick payment on a simple transaction. Very happy

I bought a Mooer Baby Tuner from Pete. Great comms on a simple transaction. Very happy

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1497648387' post='3319855'] Yeah, it's fab. Love that fat, warm west-coast sound. [/quote] Yes, that Pete Asher/Andrew Gold fulcrum really delivered on her mid 70s albums.

[quote name='M@23' timestamp='1497602093' post='3319343'] The Hiscox is just a tiny bit too short. [/quote] They make a larger version which, by coincidence, is teardrop shaped. Internal guitar case dimensions: Length 1245mm 49 " Lower Bout 393mm 15 1/2" Upper Bout 337mm 13 1/4" Body Length 558mm 22 " Body Depth 70mm 2 3/4"

I've never seen a Hiscox with a proper padded interior: they all seem to be a semi-rigid foam with a crushed velvet like fabric, augmented with upholstered pads?

[quote name='markstuk' timestamp='1497515926' post='3318734'] [url="http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Stagg-Bass-Guitar-Hard-Case-Polyurethane/1VDF"]http://www.gear4musi...lyurethane/1VDF[/url] Still expensive..[/quote] That's very nice but, as you say, still lots of £. Plus not sure my bass would fit! [quote name='markstuk' timestamp='1497516038' post='3318736'] [url="http://www.eaglemusicshop.com/prod/guitar-hard-cases/Hiscox-STD-EBP.htm"]http://www.eaglemusi...cox-STD-EBP.htm[/url] Brilliant cases...[/quote] Yep, Hiscox are great, I just fancy something with a plush lining rather than their pads. [quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1497517689' post='3318755'] Not exactly "tear drop". But not far off. But it bumped your thread. [/quote] Yes, that's nice, and the shape's fine too. My bass is a singlecut though, so wouldn't fit in that.

[quote name='yorick' timestamp='1497513674' post='3318715'] Try Andertons....[url="https://www.andertons.co.uk/p/TBCASE/hard-cases/reverend-two-tone-prem-tbcase-bass-guitar-case?LGWCODE=TBCASE;56375;6335&gclid=COmwpP6wv9QCFcgK0wodRHYMRA"]https://www.anderton...CFcgK0wodRHYMRA[/url] [/quote] Thanks, but yikes, a tad more expensive than I was thinking!

LOL. What did you have? I can't find anything in the UK.

Hello all Anyone know where I can get something like this in the UK? Cheers Gareth

[quote name='Al Krow' timestamp='1497371254' post='3317636'] Me [/quote] LOL, I thought Cuzzie was talking about another power supply!

[quote name='Cuzzie' timestamp='1497367723' post='3317599'] As Damny says DC5 and also Al K [/quote] Sorry, what's AI K?

[quote name='Al Krow' timestamp='1497363443' post='3317544'] Which PT are you going for? [/quote] Metro 16 I think. Chorus, Overdrive, Compressor, Tuner and Providence Dual Bass Station.

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1497358012' post='3317503'] I suppose so, it's a bit cheaper, although for a bit more the DC5 does give you more juice and an 18V option in around the same footprint, should you find your board expanding in future! Hotrox is the best place I know to get em btw, they stock all the accessory cables too: [url="http://www.hotroxuk.com/guitar-fx-pedals-dunlop-ehx-fulltone-hot-rox-uk/cioks-power-supplies.html"]http://www.hotroxuk....r-supplies.html[/url] [/quote] Thanks again. While I am sure there will be a temptation to expand, for now I think the Adam will do just fine

Presumably I could also use the Cioks "Adam" and daisy chain two of the 9Vs?

Thanks chaps. DC5 looks very good: a bit more expensive than the GigRig solution, but very clean and tidy, and will fit under the PT board.

So, building up a new board and need the following pedals powered: [u]9V DC centre negative[/u] 1. 17 mA 2. 22 mA 3. 25 mA 4. 90 mA [u]12v DC centre negative[/u] 1. 80 mA What's out there? Ideally I'd like something that can mount on the board itself and power both voltages. Thanks Gareth

As someone who has used the Radial Bigshot i/o, the Radial Bassbone and the Providence Dual Bass Station to regularly switch between basses, I think that [i]should[/i] do the job of balancing input gains between instruments very nicely. No onboard EQ of course, but presumably you will use your basses to deal with that. How it sounds, though, you can only tell by trying....