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Hi all, Here we have my Zoom B6 multi-fx modeller. Owned for 12 months and is more or less 'as new' + boxed. Blurb from Zoom; "B6 Features 4 DI models: 2 tube and 2 solid state models Integrated A/B switcher for seamless instrument switching Ultimate Zoom FX processor technology with amp modeling Integrated pedal board with 9 stomp switches IR load function for speaker cabinet simulation 4.3˝ color LCD touch-screen interface Chain up to 6 effects (including amp emulation) Two variable-impedance inputs for electric and acoustic bass New Play Mode Footswitch provides instant access to different play modes Easy-to-see backlit panel with color-coded stomp effects Built-in USB audio interface (2-in / 2-out) Rhythm patterns and looper Compatible with Zoom Guitar Lab Wireless control via optional Bluetooth adapter (BTA-1) with Handy Guitar Lab for B6 app Accessibility functionality for the visually impaired with Handy Guitar Lab for B6 app" I don't have the materials to pack this securely, but will happily meet up within a fair radius for handover/collection. Located in Moreton in Marsh on the Oxfordshire/Warwickshire/Gloucestershire border. Any questions, please ask! Si
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These look kinda cool, but in true SBMM tradition, they're not electrically the same. These have a 2-band eq, with ceramic humbuckers, not neo, so it won't have quite the right flavour tonally.
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Dealing with feedback with an uncompromising drummer
40hz replied to geoham's topic in General Discussion
Sorry to hear of the issue, OP. I've been in this scenario a few times. It seems to be (on the whole, but not always) a drummer thing, the culture of drums must be loud and noisy - think Animal from the Muppets, but of course this rarely works in the real world, with the venues most weekend warriors play. With my own experience, it gets to a point where you just have to flatly tell them, as uncomfortable as it is. A few times I ended up not turning up my amp to compensate, and neither did the guitarist, and it kinda made him realise off his own back - which is usually the best way to get people to realise/understand! -
Pending. Fender Classic Series 50's Precision DROP - *SOLD*
40hz replied to Marc S's topic in Basses For Sale
I'd love to take this back off your hands, timing is atrocious though, just spent out hundreds and hundreds on my car. Whoever ends up with this incredible bass, please let me know, so I can keep tabs on who has it, and therefore badger them to sell it to me in the future! GLWTS - this is still the best P-Bass I've ever played.- 17 replies
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Take a look at the new Markbass MB58R line of cabs. In 'Pure' spec they are insanely light - BF-esque. I have the 2x10 and it's an excellent cab. Much nicer than the MB NY122 I had prior.
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Having been in the market recently for another bass, I've been checking used adverts religiously, hoping for something interesting to come up, but just came to the conclusion that so much stuff is insanely overpriced at the moment, and not selling - you may as well buy new. For example, I sold a Fender Marcus Miller 2 years ago for £750 - they're now inexplicably going for double that. I even saw someone advertising a Fender Flea Active for £2500, used - pure and utter pie in the sky pricing. The market needs a thorough reset.
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Seeking Stingray Musicman 1987 serial number: 25526
40hz replied to Jonathan49's topic in General Discussion
I think this is the bass in question - and a lot of talk about that neck potentially being a refin ; https://forums.ernieball.com/threads/very-rare-87s-stingray-all-black-matched-headstock.72783/ -
Seeking Stingray Musicman 1987 serial number: 25526
40hz replied to Jonathan49's topic in General Discussion
That looks like a Cutlass - but looks to have a wood fingerboard. Don't think I've ever seen a painted neck on a Stingray (aside from SUBs). -
I absolutely love them. My favourite band by FAR. However, they've been utter pants since By The Way in 2002. I love different eras of them for different reasons, probably erring towards the early days for that absolutely wild, colourful, energetic, dangerous punk funk thing. Uplift, Mothers Milk, BSSM, OHM, Californication and By The Way are stone cold (bush) classics, IMO. My favourite album is One Hot Minute. It's the most f**** up album they've made and the heaviest. Dave Navarro's guitar playing on it is phenomenal (I don't like Janes, weirdly). Things that can get in the bin about them these days are numerous; - the cult of John (his fanboys are tragic) - the way all of their songs now follow the exact same formula and sound, with Anthony doing the same singing style that started with Stadium Arcadium (my least favourite album). - the fact they won't take any risks as they once did, even though they're in a position to do that with ease. - Flea not using a Modulus Truthfully, I just think my favourite band got old.
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STOLEN - Modulus Flea bass - blue sparkle
40hz replied to philfromstoke's topic in General Discussion
I'm sorry to hear that. Highly distinctive bass though - almost too hot to handle. I'm always on the watch for Fleas, I'll be on the lookout! -
It's fairly easy to describe - a strong, loud and full initial attack of a note. Mostly a low-mid thing as @chris_b stated. Interchangeable with 'punch', as, to me, they are more or less the same thing.
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I have the 2x10 Pure. The outside is the actual cab material (bar the felt covering on top). I can also confirm while it is soft, you couldn't dent it with finger pressure - trust me, I tried out of curiosity!
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Just sold Stew my Trace Elliot cabs. Top guy to deal with, as his extensive feedback attests to. Deal with complete confidence. Came up a way to meet me, which was really good of him as most people make me practically drop stuff off at their door! 😂 Thanks Stew! Enjoy the cabs!
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Sold Nick my Ibanez bass yesterday. Easy to deal with and a nice guy to boot. Deal with complete confidence. Cheers Nick!
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