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  1. Clarky72
    [b] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]My Boss Dynamic Wah is for sale. [/font][/size][/b] [b] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Great pedal in perfect condition, with box, manual etc. Hardly used, just wasn't for me.[/font][/size][/b] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]£45 plus postage.[/font][/size] [b] [size=4]BOSS AW-3: Dynamic Wah[/size][/b] The BOSS AW-3 Dynamic Wah pedal gives guitarists a wide range of classic auto-wah and dynamic wah effects, plus a new "Humanizer" effect which can simulate human vowel sounds. A Bass input provides a variety of funky wah sounds for bass guitar.[list] [*]Compact pedal creates a variety of classic "wah" effects [*]Dynamic wah sounds provide variable effect based on picking strength [*]"Humanizer" effect creates human voice-type vowel sounds [*]Dedicated Bass input for processing bass guitar [*]EXP Pedal mode allows wah control via optional expression pedal [*]Tempo can be set for pedal control or at fixed rate via Manual mode [/list] [b]A “Talking” Pedal[/b] The AW-3 Dynamic Wah is the first compact wah pedal to incorporate human voice-type sounds through a new “Humanizer” Mode. Of course, you can also choose from standard up-and-down wah effects, plus a Tempo Mode and resonant synth-like Sharp Mode. [b]Endless Possibilities[/b] Choose from both fixed and auto wah settings using the Manual control or pedal for tempo input. By connecting an optional expression pedal, the AW-3 can also be used for Pedal Wah effects. A dedicated Bass input permits direct processing of bass guitars.
  2. Clarky72
    I know dude.... I'm just so stoked with my super lighweight genz benz i just bought though! arrghhhhh....
  3. Clarky72
    very tempting mate... is it still available?
  4. Clarky72
    so tempting....
  5. Clarky72
    [quote name='giblett123' timestamp='1333952742' post='1608565'] She heads straight for the nads, once thats over and done with its fine! [/quote] bloody hell... must remember to pack the cricket box then...
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    [quote name='Deep Thought' timestamp='1333622734' post='1604343'] Likewise-I found this by far the best way-far easier than all the woodwork-but I've given up on straplocks altogether now, and gone back to Grolsch bottle washers. I still don't understand why Schaller insist on using those silly little screws to go into a hole which is almost invariably bigger than they are designed to go in (story of my life ). [/quote] haha
  7. Clarky72
    I'm with you on enlarging the hole in your strap, but for the screw-bass part, the easiest and best way I've found is using the original bass screw and the Schaller StrapLock together. Drill the StrapLock button out very slightly to take your original screw then simply screw back in. No adjustment or mods needed to the bass at all and the connection will be as tough as nails, after all it's using the original screw.
  8. Clarky72
    Shame its not a 5string or I'd have bitten your arm off for it!
  9. Clarky72
    so tempting...
  10. Clarky72
    bugger.
  11. Clarky72
    Ah okay, thanks for that. I was wondering if I bought a 2nd hand SR5 if it would have the same neck size as the current ones, I'd seen some stuff about making thinner necks for the 5s but wasn't sure if the current spec was that new thinner neck or the standard for a 5. Cheers!
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    Excuse my ignorance here guys... Has the 5 string Stingray always been 1-3/4" (44.5 mm) at nut? I remember seeing something about the possibility of EB making a SLO Special 5 with skinnier necks. I've never taken much notice of the 5 strings until recently, and been now looking at getting hold of one for some low B goodness. I really don't want a tree trunk of a neck though, and the Ray is slimmer than the Jazz (47.6mm at nut) so it looks like Ray is the way forward without having to buy into modern bass shapes which really aren't my thing, so no Warwick or Ibanez. Any help and info would be great. Thanks
  13. Clarky72
    Yeah, can't wait. My lack of woodworking skill could be an issue, hopefully Jon will guide me through it so I don't come home with a useless cricket bat of a bass!
  14. Clarky72
    I used to have one of these. Probably the best sounding MM I've ever played, kind of regret parting with it to be honest...
  15. Clarky72
    They look absolutely gorgeous. You're a very lucky man, worth all the waiting now! I cannot wait to get up there and build mine on the build course!!
  16. Clarky72
    still available?
  17. Clarky72
    [quote name='eude' timestamp='1332677732' post='1591445'] He clearly can, this thread is evidence of it [/quote] Haha!!
  18. Clarky72
    Have you got a better photo please?
  19. Clarky72
    Hi. Nice looking bass, do you have the neck specs, ideally the width at nut? Cheers
  20. Clarky72
    It was 6am... I knew what you meant! That's better than my English would have been at that time of day...
  21. Clarky72
    haha
  22. Clarky72
    I wonder if the good Mr Shuker reads this? ;-)
  23. Clarky72
    bugger, exactly what i'm after and in trans black too...
  24. Clarky72
    PM'd
  25. Clarky72
    [quote name='CHRISDABASS' timestamp='1330604250' post='1560099'] Ordered my Super 12T a few days ago!! so excited!! [/quote] You won't be disappointed! How did I live so long without one?
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