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Merton

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  1. The case has that little lip around the sides which means the Velcro, if stuck to the base, doesn't reach the board. Got some adhesive foam to stick the Velcro on, it should do the job
  2. Bumpatron for the IQ
  3. Loved it! Will have to see what I can juggle to make it up to your gig on the 12th
  4. I've just answered my own question I think - self adhesive foam on the pedal base, Velcro onto that...
  5. Simple really, with their stupid case design what cunning methods do you all have for getting a decent amount of Velcro on the base of an Aguilar pedal to make it stick like glue to a board? Cheers! Mert
  6. Great pedal, great price, sold my EBS Unichorus for one of these
  7. Er, Unichorus has been snaffled I'm afraid, only IQ left...
  8. They are indeed the buffered pass versions, yes. At least I beleive that to be the case, as my understanding is the grey label were true bypass then they went to buffered bypass with the black label? I'll check the IQ manual later today
  9. Thanks but straight sale only, no requirement for other gear at the moment
  10. You all know these. Both black label, both in pretty good condition, both with Velcro on the bottom for mounting on my pedalboard. Pics of the actual units will have to follow as they are on my board in the band lockup right now... Looking for £70, incl postage to the UK. BassIQ still has its box. [b]EDIT 2/12 all sold thanks [/b]
  11. Hey Jack, might fancy this for our monitor amp, will let you know once I've spoke to our soundman
  12. Looks great I think my only aesthetic criticism is the silver screws on the speakers, would prefer them to be black. But that's a personal preference... Can't wait for my SC(V) next month
  13. No pics = it doesn't exist
  14. They are considering custom colours I believe
  15. This guy has class. I like it
  16. Wohoooo, it's been too long Mikey, glad you've got a band again
  17. [quote name='M@23' timestamp='1381688796' post='2242391'] but inevitably, in a Barefaced thread opinion will be stated as fact. [/quote] Unfortunately that happens in any topic both here and other forums. Try the P bass vs anything else debate...
  18. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and frankly without different choices and views the world would be a dull place. It's just a shame BF seem to continually generate these stupid long love/hate threads. Build a bridge one and all, let's find something else to rant at each other about! So.... Ashdown... Wooly? Discuss
  19. [quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1381566858' post='2240654'] While you are at it... get a decent website. I'd ask ...if orders are healthy, where the money is being spent, but hey, what do I care? [/quote] IMO the website is fine - clean, clear, easy to navigate. The only thing letting it down is product images, they do need to spend some time with a proper photographer getting that sorted. As for "where is the money being spent?" - what part of 2-1/2 year R&D exercise for Gen3 wouldn't have cost money, especially with their own drivers being prototyped and tested...
  20. Sexy
  21. [quote name='molan' timestamp='1381438960' post='2239262'] From a purely personal point of view I think seeing a BF in the flesh is really important - especially if comparing to a Bergantino. The quality of finish is leagues apart and really puts lots of people off. I genuinely can't understand why BF persist with the covering materials they use. I've never known a brand of speakers to get such a 'marmite' reception. People here on BC seem to love them but I meet so many people in the 'real world' who've bought some on spec and then sold them really quickly because they disliked them so much [/quote] I think the Gen 3 cabs will put all their previous efforts in the shade in terms of finish quality and sound (tone) quality. However the only way anyone can tell if a BF cab is right for them is to A/B it with their current (or potential) rig. Personally for me the finish on the BF cab is perfect for the abuse the cab gets from my bandmates loading in and out of the van, and the sound is what I've always been searching for, so I'm happy. I can totally understand others not being happy, and that is fine
  22. [quote name='Toasted' timestamp='1381423761' post='2238986'] You need to see a Barefaced cab in the flesh and compare to your Bergantinos so you can make an informed decision before you buy one. As with all gear. [/quote] This man speaks sense
  23. Yes played there a few times and got more next year. As long as you're sensible with the volume and nice to Helen (the owner) they'll be fine. They have a handheld dB monitor as opposed to a power-cutting limiter, the bar is way away from the (tiny, really tiny) stage area and they tend to concern themselves with the bar end. Hope that helps
  24. Super Compact with vintage cloth grille, ordered a couple of weeks back, ETA November
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