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Kustom Profile One 100W PA 5 Channel PA, 4 x Mic/line inputs (xlr and unbalanced) 1 x Line/instrument. Stereo In and Out Digital Effects 2x 8 ohm speaker cabs 2 x speaker leads and mains cable Manual Used, some wear on outer coverings of speaker cabs. Nice little PA, lightweight with decent carrying handles, you can easily carry all 3 units. Looking for £70. 2 x Shure SM57 mics, boxed, with leather case and stand clip and xlr lead. - offers 1 x Shure SM57 mic, boxed but no case and clip or lead!! - offers 1x Shure PG52 Bass mic, with leather case, comes with integral clip. £50 1 x Stagg boom mic stand, good condition - offers 1 x unbranded amp cab/very short person boom stand - offers 1 x unbranded straight mic stand - offers 1 x unbranded cab mic stand with no boom - offers 1x mic pop shield - offers 2 x 12" 8 ohm Electro Harmonix instrument speakers, boxed, used - offers Please PM if interested in anything. Ta

could you not have just changed your wheel/swap your nuts in the Ikea car park rather than drive home and do it?? [/unhelpful advice]

do it man! though keep it simple for the first project, something like a big muff PI is quite easy to clone. http://www.geofex.com/ has some great references if you've not found it already. between maplin and ebay you should get all the bits you need. Before you know it you'll be building crazy shit, currently I'm building an oscilloscope from a small CRT and shoe-horning it into my amp head. totally pointless but good fun!

BOOM! That is mega! I like how the model T doesn't even have a top carrying handle, its so heavy your not even getting the option to carry it with one hand!

awesomes! I'm rocking a Yamaha SG700 through a diy rig; John Holis Omni Drive circuit housed in a Big Muff PI case > GusMan 18Thoosand head > Peavey 2x15 Bass cab The head is a modded Marshall circuit, pre amp is mostly marshall desigin but running 100Volts hotter, tone stack was coppied from an Orange Bass amp, power section has added Master Volume and uses a 50watt "ebay special" output transformer. It actually sounds great!

Hi, I have a pair of Electro Harmonix 8ohm 12" speakers, think they are 75Watt rated. I'd sell individually, any use?

forgot to add, changing the tone caps on your guitar can have interesting results also, change your tone for 38p!

I've also made an ampmaker kit, got the PP18 amp, it comes with excellent instructions plus the support is great. Really good place to start out with amp building. The first pedal I finished was this: http://www.geofex.com/PCB_layouts/Layouts/omnidrv.pdf all the parts are available from maplins, cost about £70 all in with all new parts. I didnt know how to make the curcuit board so redid the layout on perf board which made it even simpler. Its a really good pedal, I still have the layouts if anyone wants a go. Fixing up leads and guitars is the best way to get into it though, whats the worst that can happen other than burnt fingers and dropping the iron on the guitar

no worries.

They are the "12TS" model, rated for 60W I believe. TS standing for totally super.

I have 2 Electro~Harmonix branded Eminence 12" Musical Instrument speakers both 8 ohms impedance. They've have had very little use since new, maybe 4/5 years old, I put them in a rather crap home made cab. £60 for the pair, I'll keep the cab and turn it into a rabbit hutch or something.......

Pet Hate: Companies splitting the packaging of online orders so you get most of your order and a note "the rest to follow". Getting 90% of the parts needed to fix up an amp is really annoying!

Exactly, plus those that have got that amount of cash to burn on an amp will likely get a new amp for added new-amp-buying boner inducement.

Also delivery can be arranged.

Peavey Combo 300 bass amp, fully working and just serviced with all the pots and jacks cleaned up. This is a 300watt 1x15" front ported bass combo, fitted with a Peavey Black Widow speaker. Bit heavy but fitted with some castors to help shift it. Tolex is a bit tatty. Made in USA. Peavey 2x15" front ported bass cab; wired for 16ohms although can be swapped back to the original 4ohm set up. I love this cab and use it for guitar as well as bass. Replacement grill cloth and missing the Peavey badge. Some white paint on the aluminium at the front and again the tolex is a bit tatty. Fitted with castors and has metal recessed side handles for shifting. Speakers are Celestions. Made in USA. Peavey 410 TX 4x10" & tweeter, rear ported bass cab. This is a UK made Peavey cab, has carpet finish, plastic side handles and rubber feet. Fully working. All have been gigged. Selling as I have no longer have use for them. These are some solids pieces of gear, the amp did give me some trouble after an IC came loose in its a holder but the problem is now sorted. None of it is the prettiest but it does the job of providing loud bass when required. Great Stoner rock gear, fuck badges just rock on. Also I'd rate the service-ability of the Peavey over a similar aged solid state Ampeg I'm working on. Open to offers on the price but say £100 for the 4x10, £70 2x15 and £120 for the combo?? Open for swaps or deals. (Looking for a set of 3 point link lower and drop arms for a 70's international or a set of A/T or mud tyres for a Toyota4x4) Makes an awesome monilithic bass stack: it looks deceptively clean in that pic, also available upright.

I’ve always found with music that compromise results in the blandest, most inoffensive and boring music possible. You either need a group sharing the same vision or Axle Rose dictating what is played.

This is what I read there.

From yesterdays P&J: http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/2536944 turns out this article is the same as the EE one, nice.

christ, why didnt you have your coffee in a cup with a lid!!! Also never turn your phone on when its been soaked, you really need to dry it out completly before putting power to it otherwise your likely to get a short circuit leading to phone death. leaving it sitting over a radiator over night or heating in an oven at ~30deg would do it. You have to be a bit careful with the oven though if you dont want toasted phone.

rules rules rules man, you'd think your band got screwed over or something..... let it go

Pet Hates: People who do not function in the morning, myself included, when someone says something to you you just you can only give a glaikit look or a "uuuhhh" at best. I had a prime example on the train to work this morning when some lassy on the train inadvertantly threw her phone at me while moving her coat, not only did she not even notice, she still didn't notice when i put it on the table in front of her and asked if she wanted her phone back. Maybe it was my error as I referred to a blackberry as a "phone". She should have taken a thermos of coffee/gin with her me thinks. Also hating today: Punctures.

Wait, the whole rant, sidetracked rant and further extention of the rant all extended from an asumption that someone actually has coffee in their mug, is there any proof that said nutters actually have coffee in they're mugs? Who's to say its not tea.

pet hate: Hot chocolate always fills me with disapointment, as a child I must have imagined a cup of hot chocolate would consist of a bar of chocolate melted until it could be drunk, thus everytime I have a cup of real world hot chocolate I get reminded that it is just watery chocolate flavoured powder. When I'm in charge I'll enforce that change to hot chocolate makes world wide and carry out the most stringent of hot chocolate audits to confirm compliance. I'll probably still just drink tea though.

or the old school version; topping out in 4th before engaging overdrive (using an extra gearlever) Also cleaning the inside of your ears with cotton buds.

yeah I suppose, its quite random timing though and its an a massively loud wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO just like that, not like the usual fire alarm that you can miss if you in the bogs or sleeping like most buildings have.