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Merton

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  1. Nothing, useless gear. You'll be lucky to get any offers mate. Tell you what, I'll take them off your hands for, hmmm, a tenner?
  2. Yup this is the one I bought from you and sold to discreet! Cracking amp and a cracking price
  3. [quote name='nash' timestamp='1453480879' post='2959930'] Cheers guys. Can't wait to get the 300. I'll be getting their 8x10 soon after. I have seen they do a line of cabs with a long speaker guarantee. [/quote] Their ABM Foundation range has a lifetime guarantee, well worth a look!
  4. [quote name='EliasMooseblaster' timestamp='1453481032' post='2959933'] (Merton, old chap - do you mean to say you've bought another one?) [/quote] Yes I missed it so much I was considering saving some money for Ashdown to make me one and then one appeared in my town for a stupidly low price so I couldn't resist!
  5. I have the 100, it's a brilliant amp. The 300 I can imagine is a beast
  6. We used to use City Link at work and they "delivered" over £10k of equipment to the front garden of a house (not even the correct address, just dumped it). They had a POD, which funnily enough was the driver's name and signature (clearly not a very intelligent dickhead). Eventually after much wrangling City Link 'fessed up and we got some form of compensation.
  7. [quote name='skelf' timestamp='1453398940' post='2959200'] Having built quite a few shortscale basses I don't see any down side to them. The string tension issue is really a non issue now with the improvements in string design I have a custom set made up by Newtone for all the short scales. I went down to 33" scale a while back for the two basses I built for myself which is not really that much of a difference but it does feel better to me. Building shorter than that on a regular basis now and have to say I can only see that continuing. [/quote] I concur Alan's built me a 33" five string and a 32" four string and they are both phenomenal. String tension is just as good as on a 34" scale but the scale length is just that bit better for my smaller frame
  8. I concur with both your posts
  9. Ah now is that a knowing chuckle Dan...
  10. I love the look of this, it's cracking
  11. http://www.edenamps.com/products/tnseries/amps/TN501.html Look to be replacements for the WTX series. My money is on the same Class D modules as we see everywhere else
  12. I think it looks like the sort of head I'd be scared to take on a gig for fear of spoiling its bright whiteness! Interested to hear it though
  13. I am very lucky in that I have three "best" basses so it depends what mood I'm in Edit - I'll clarify that. My ACG Finn 5 is the no 1, the Finn 4 has become no 2 and Status is no 3. My function band tends to have no 1 or 3, Boogie Monsters now has no 2, but Boogie Monsters get more gigs than the function band haha
  14. Great bass amp, one of my all time favourites
  15. It's a Gen 2 Big Baby I believe. Gen 1 was the Big One, Gen 2 was the Big Baby I think
  16. Don't scrub Hartke from the list just yet - the LH500 is a monster and could be well worth a look
  17. [quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1452982989' post='2955373'] More likely something in the preamp has got blown up. The voltage level from the speaker out will most likely be too high for the input op amp. I think it's highly unlikely the output transistors will be blown as it would represent a high impedance load. This could be good news, as op amp cost peanuts. Try putting a line level signal into the effects return socket. See if the power amp section is working at least. [/quote] Good call
  18. Good luck with it - let us know how you get on
  19. See the big silver metal fins which look like the back of a radiator (that's essentially what they are!), the output transistors are the little black components attached to them and the PCB
  20. sh*te, I suspect one of the output transistors has gone wonky. The only time I've blown an output tranny I couldn't tell just by looking at it ... It'll need a tech. Ashdown are very very good to deal with on these sorts of things though (I know because they're the ones who fixed my blown-up GK amp haha!)
  21. 35kg heavy It's the ABM preamp so basically an SS front end but with the valve for some drive. A true behemoth of tone and power and awesomeness
  22. So you plugged the speaker output into the line output? (This will be a bad thing). Or you hooked the amp up to your recording device via the line out and didn't have a speaker load present? (This shouldn't be an issue).
  23. http://basschat.co.uk/topic/275507-doug-wimbish-v-ashdown/ Discussed last month
  24. Honestly the best bass amp I've ever used, just damn heavy! And Phil is a top chap too
  25. Withdrawn
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