Bleat
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Nice little Midi footswitch by AMT- built in Russia. Excellent cosmetic condition and works well. Can send Midi program change / continous controller commands. I don't need this now so is up for grabs. Very useful for switching patches in multi effects or anything with standard Midi In. Comes with original box. Manual can be downloaded here: AMT FS-2 MIDI £40 which will include postage to UK Mainland addresses, however If you live in a high postal cost area that will need to be covered by the buyer. Cheers James.
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Going on how much this bit of bling costs, I can see most sales going to fat, bored 50+ year old blokes with a healthy amount of disposable income to waste.
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It would be nice to see some input from some young female bass players. 5 pages in and all I see is grumpy men arguing. 😆
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I'm not usually into fancy experimental effects, but I'm currently having fun getting to know this pedal. Only just started trying it out, but so far have coaxed some good "Muse-A-Like™ " synthy, gated fuzzy sounds out of it, and a very convincing Stranglers "In The Shadows" squelchy, over the top fuzzy/distortion. It also sounds great running it through my Laney Nexus octaver and chorus effects too.
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Laney Nexus n210. Front ported, has feet on side to stand it vertically, top mounted handles, lightweight. Can only buy used now.
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An Ibanez Art B 100 ?
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If I picked up a guitar I would have to take a bath in bleach straight after as I would just feel so... dirty.
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Sounds about right. It's a great amp. I did change my preamp tube to a Sovtek but put the original Marshall valve straight back in as it was simply much better!
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I use a Dunlop Road Pro. Had it years, does the job perfectly. 😎
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The Laney Nexus cabs have LaVoce speakers, and the new Ampeg cabs have them also. I have 2 Laney cabs but not tried or tested them yet!
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Personally I want a bass rig behind me at a gig. It's what I've always done, it's all part of the look and live sound experience especially for classic rock type bands which is all I'm interested in as a player. I'm not getting younger but am lucky to be reasonably fit. If I should get to a point where I can't physically manage to cart an amp of some sort around, it would be the end of looking to join bands/ live playing for me.
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You may be disappointed in that respect as it doesn't do overdrive. The valve/ss blend is more for tonal adjustment. You do however have 2000 watts of headroom to play with. I guess that's what the "Dynamic" in DBS is all about! I could run mine flat out and it still sounded great! I think the eq frequency range adjustment is slightly different on the 7400. It can be rack mounted. There is a link output so it can be linked into another 7400. It is 400 watts into 2 ohms compared to 200 into 4ohms.
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I think Marshall made excellent bass gear. I had the DBS 7200, and is absolutely the best sounding amp I have played through, sounds great at any setting, but it really needs to go into 4ohms to get the most from it. The compressor didn't work on mine which seems to be a weak point on these amps, so be sure to get that checked.
