Jono
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Bought a pedal train jr from Mike. Very good service as ever. cheers, Jon
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google gives this... [url="http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Bass+Amp/product/Trace+Elliot/1248H+412+Cabinet/10/1"]http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews...12+Cabinet/10/1[/url] sixshooter is quoting 900watts, it will be powerful and loud. 12's always seemed to be quite good middle ground between the pro' and cons of 10 and 15's.
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It certainly would. Guess you'd get a classic Trace sound and it would be plenty loud enough for most situations... Jon
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Trace Elliot AH300SM Head - SOLD Very good condition 300 watt head. Slight very slight bobbling to carpet but otherwise excellent cosmetic condition. Works fine, sounds great and is loud! Collection from Sheffield or P & P at cost - estimate to be £15 to £20 [b]ON HOLD - Pending the usual...[/b]
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Please leave your feedback here... cheers, Jon
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no hassle sale to Graham of an ABM piezo bridge and circuit. Top bloke! cheers, Jon
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red onions 3 channel true bypass looper with tuner mute
Jono replied to umph's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
Bargain price for the octoplus. It's got a really unique analogue sound to it. tres funky! -
cheers for the advice guys - I'll be ordering myself some darklord strings... pity they don't appear to do them in 5 string sets though.
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I'm thinking of doing a cheap ERB thing with one of my 5 strings, tunning it to F#BEAD or even C#F#BEA. Can anyone recommend string gauges and where to get them from? I'm confident low F# will sound good but I'm not sure about low C#. Any advice appreciated?
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17mm string spacing.
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Here's some pics:
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pm'd
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Good Will Hunting got me into Elliott Smith. nuff said
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cheers mate!
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Can anyone recommend a UK based pedal repairer. My old guyatone rolly phaser has ceased working and I love it's 70's watery sounds so I would really like to get it fixed...
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no worries!
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I could be interested in your DD20?
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Here's my two whammy equipped basses... 1995 Bass Collection - bought for my 18th birthday. Could never part with this one. Stock apart from the kahler which was bought from the back pages of Bassist in around 2000 for £60. Kahler trems are the best in my opinion - You can take them about 2 semi-tones up and almost an octave down... Dive bomb heaven!!! Bass collection basses may be a bit out of fashion now but they really are ace... Playability city. Tune 6 String - bought secondhand in 2001 for £675. Martin Peterson replaced the PUPs with custom Kent Armstrong moulded Tune style ones and a Schack circuit - sounds ultra clean and modern especially with all the maple in the neck and body. Very playable and thin neck. The whammy is ok but not brilliant. It is a Standard strat style fulcrum design. You can't bend up and can only go down two semi-tones. Only really any good for vibrato. The best albums for hearing kahler in action would be the first two Primus records IMO... Queenofthedepths - how is the Kahler for you btw? Enjoying it?
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Hi there, Yes pretty much as you suggest. Steps: You would need to mount the bridge. Feed piezo wires into control cavity. Most basses already have a passage to do this which houses the existing earth wire. Then solder piezo and existing pickups into the inputs on the buffer circuit. Then solder the buffer circuit to the output jack. That's about it. The circuit comes with full wiring instructions which are pretty simple... Or get a luthier to do it for you if you're not confident... should cost £20 to £30 for the work. Jon
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ok - back with Buffer circuit again, however price dropped.