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Rosie C

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  1. Rosie C
    I've finally got to play with my AH300 today. It's awesome, but there's some strange behaviour. The front panel has lamps for pre-shape, valve, compressor, effects loop, etc. and the pedal board has the same set of lamps. I'm assuming the same lights should be lit on both panel and pedal board. But when pressing various panel switches or foot switches it's easy to get them out of step - e.g. valve lamp is lit on the panel, but out on pedal board. I press either switch and it swaps over. Is this anyone has experienced before? Google AI seems to think it's a common problem, but I can't find any real website with information.
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    lovely!
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    We collected it in November but today I'm finally allowed to play the [1990s] Trace Elliot stack my partner bought me. AH300, 1x15 and 2x10. 😁 Edit: and on Boxing Day we took it apart and fixed the light-up front panel!
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    My take on 'elf on the shelf'... I sold my Orange Crush 25B this week and replaced it with this Elf 110 combo 😁
  5. Rosie C
    I attend a 'mass jam' in the Forest of Dean each month, and in December they have a bonus Christmas. I'm in the rainbow jumper at the back. I played bass uke most of the night through my Roland Cube Street EX, but did two solo numbers on treble recorder - "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" and "Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day" - I do like a bit of 15th/16th century music
  6. Rosie C
    It's a long time since I've had blisters, but electrician's tape was my usual remedy. I think Mark King did similar, if so I'm in good company!
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    Our carol gig last Friday - this is our biggest gig of the year, with maybe 120-130 people. That's me in the top hat. Sorry, I'm not playing bass, but that was covered admirably my friend and former bass teacher. It went very well, everyone is keen to have us back next year which may be tricky, but not impossible!
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    I was thinking along those lines, specifically, sandwich it between two pieces of 18mm ply, then drive my van onto it
  9. Rosie C
    I used to have electrician's tape on my bass, but it encouraged me to look rather than listen so I took it back off. That said there is a little burr in the neck wood just where the fourth 'fret' would be, for emergencies!
  10. Rosie C
    Our renaissance-rock plays probably our last ever gig tonight. It should be a good one - the last few times we've played the venue it's been sold out. After tonight we're moving away from the UK, and rather than start again from scratch we'll focus on studio recordings and have an online presence.
  11. Rosie C
    That's the way we're going - being in a niche, and moving soon, we decided to focus on a YouTube channel. But I'm just not good enough to sing and play mandolin (from memory), while moving around in a vaguely co-ordinated way and smiling at the camera. So we abandoned the video until we've recorded our songs in the studio.
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    I'm disposing of a 1960s tape recorder. Having realised that it is worth less than the genuine 1960s ECC83 valve that my Trace Elliot amp also uses, I'm going to nab that valve and dispose of the rest of the machine. So if any wants any of these valves, collect or cover the postage. The machine works so I assume they're all in more or less working condition. EF86 - audio pre-amp ECL82 - audio triode EZ80 - full wave rectifier
  13. Rosie C
    I bought a modern Hofner violin while recovering from a back injury - it had a good thumping bass sound and weighed so much less than a solid body bass. I wasn't so keen on its 'look' so sold it once I was recovered. Lately I bought a bass ukulele and that reminds be a bit of the Hofner.
  14. Rosie C
    Thomann maybe?
  15. Rosie C
    Oh, thanks for pointing that out! 😉 I'm singing it on Friday to a packed house and now I have to remember not to get it wrong. But not remember too hard or I definitely will!
  16. Rosie C
    Well, it's too heavy for gigging, but it makes quite the statement in the practice room.
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    14kg? That's fantastic. I believe my current 15" cab is 37kg which is why it's just for my practice space. But a portable 15" would be interesting... We were just talking about winning the lottery last night and I said one of the 'life changing' things I'd do was hire a roadie with a van to arrange for my gear to be ready for me at every gig, bass tuned, etc. so I just have to turn up and walk on stage.
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    Yup! I can't lift it without getting someone to come and help, and I did it despite the blind testing that @Phil Starr organised at the SW bass bash, but I recently bought my first 15" and the sound is glorious. Of course (for me at least) how much that is a placebo effect because it looks so awesome, dominating the room from its corner, I don't know.
  21. Rosie C
    The oldest carol I know - we performed it last Saturday and we'll be doing it again on Friday! Anyway, here is Steeleye Span performing it:
  22. Rosie C
    For sale: my Orange Crush Acoustic 30 guitar / vocal amp. In good condition and all working. Features include: mains and battery operation two input channels phantom power on mic channel EQ on each channel feedback cancellation Built in reverb/chorus FX loop Balanced DI output Comes with mains adapter, a set of (used) rechargeable batteries and Orange brand gig bag. Angle cabinet to suti busking or use as a monitor.
  23. Rosie C
    For sale is my faithful Orange Crush 25B amp. A fairly capable practice amp I've used for practice and to give my double bass a little boost at acoustic gigs. It features built-in tuner and 3-band EQ with one parametric band. It comes complete with an aftermarket soft cover and orange-coloured mains lead. All working order, and in good condition. I bought it a couple of years ago from @Cat Burrito of these parts, and it's served me well. But I have a new practice amp (see final photo) and I need a larger gigging amp (probably a TE Elf combo). Collection from the Chepstow area, though if we can arrange a mutual meeting place when I'm roaming the country maybe something could be arranged.
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    That's good to know Phil, thanks! Not that I'm likely to use it at a gig, but in our practice room, while imagining I am a rock goddess , that is another matter! 😊 Thanks too for all the other replies, I'll likely just set it to a mode with a single RGB value for the whole bar for now, to use at a colour wash at gigs. As Phil says, if I like it I'll get another for our other speaker stand.
  25. Rosie C
    If not the same then very similar. Yes, it can do a range of modes from 5 channels to around 50. But, to mimic the sequences I saw in the promotional video (think of a Knight Rider effect, with a second in a different colour running opposite) then I think you need the 50 channel mode.
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