LiamC

Thought there would have been more intrest in this.

But anyway it opened this morning in the academy, havent been yet but from what ive heard theyve got a few good guitars.

They're an authorised fender dealer so thats me sorted. I'll never have to set foot in rnb again

id be up for this if i still owned a bass.

shame your not looking for a mandolin or guitar player.

if it's the Hiwatt maxwatt 15 I'll take that:rockon:

Ronz

the maxwatt range Hiwatts are surprisngly good, Ive got 2 of the G200r heads dont think ive ever had the master volume passed 2.

Extreamly clean for a non tube amp.

Anyone got one of those plastic storage containers.

Like this

See you tomorrow,cheers:)

Ronz

Thining out aye ?

i had an amp similar. but if i used the footswitch to turn the reverb on instead of the control it worked.

i could be intrested in this but need to see what my pennies are like in the next few days first.

cheers guys, i decided against it .

It was supposed to have opened on monday in the academy and will be there till the 29th before it moves to union sqaure.

Ex brucemiller worker i know was due to start on monday so im assuming it all went ahead.

that the one that i gave clarkie ?

Hey guys,

i was browsing ebay and came across a telecaster that looked pretty nice.

but looking at the neck i found it weird there was no mention of telecaster on it.

so it left me thinking its fake. but even still it looks a nice guitar and the serial number came up as genuine.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280753995205?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2648

could anyone backup my opinion of it being fake or not, it seems a good fake at that but im still a bit unsure about purchasing it.

edit i meant 80s. owell i cant seem to edit my original post any way so folks its a 90s tele.

open to offers. just need the room and its a shame i dont play it its such a beautifull guitar.

just go to windows explorer right click on the drive and copy the files to the computer then drag and frop the folder into vlc

to burn do as above but then choose the folder in magic dvd copier or something.

A nice guitar for sure, but that's a nineties serial number.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squier#Korean_Squiers

i always belived it was a 90s thats what the original seller said it was.

*edits description*

I bought this second hand last christmas for £200 quid from ebay.

Its a fantastic playing guitar very well built.

I recently fitted a Seymour Duncan hotrail into the bridge and this will be included in the sale.

I must point out the previous owner did not take care of the guitar as there is a chip in the nut near the bottom E string. (as pictured)

And on the back there is a pretty obvious chip but i cannot be seen from the front view.

(will post picture later)

both are cosmetic and do not affect the playing at all.

I saw the same guitar on ebay go for £230 last week.

So im looking for 150 ono and il chuck in a padded ritter gigbag.

Can be delivered.

Fantastic Guitar.

I bought these a while back brand new and ive only used them 3 or 4 times but during moving i seem to have lost the power lead for the mixer.

I checked on ebay and an offical branded one is £9.99 with free postage so not expensive.

These are ready to go i bought new needles for them a few weeks ago. Havent played anything on it since the needle change.

Will chuck in 2 Anime Slipmatts aswell as the Numark Ones.

Bargain at £50 cash converters is selling these without needles and mixer for £129 so grab a bargain.

These can be delivered within aberdeen.

What the fuck did I miss...?

xx

Teabags old organ is currently sitting in my studio, fully working and fully clean i had to fucking scrub it dust and shite all over the caps.

bass pedals are still tempramental. overall its not as bad as everyone made out

Thanks for all the advice folks! Also had some very kind offers of assistance, so thanks for those too. After reading a bit more about this on the web, a number of folks seem to think that necks/stocks can be even stronger after a good repair! Most of these folk seem to be in the business of repairing though, so not too sure.

I've found a luthier in Blackburn who might be able to help with glue and some pins for a reasonable price, so I might give them a try first. The place is Kinellar - http://www.kinellarguitars.co.uk/

Anyone have any experience of these guys?

yeh Graeme is brilliant.

He recently ripped my floyd rose out of my japaneese strat and fitted it with the standard 6 screw trem.

Top quality work.

His website isnt great but his work speaks for itself, he done a headstock repair a few weeks ago

http://www.kinellarguitars.co.uk/apps/blog/entries/show/8398397-gibson-sg

I myself had a snapped epiphone neck woodglue and a strong clamp and woodfiller and wood cement goes a long way.

Dont suppose anyone has an old set of speaker stands they dont want.

If frosty jack doesnt take it i will, It'd be good for the kids to use at the community centre im volunteering at.

Im a lead guitiarist, used to work as a teacher at inverurie school of music also played in the teachers pet playing covers of all ranges from dire straights to acdc to the cult.

Grew up playing pink floyd, queen, dire straights, peter green,aerosmith

Fairly versitile been playing since the age of 4 so 17 years now.

have a home studio and run a rehersal space up in garthdee so i know the ropes.

Seymour duncan hotrail i bought a telelcaster recently with this in the bridge and its the best sounding pickup ive ever used and heard in my life.

BUMP. seriously skint so any offers wont go unnoticed.

Ive been producing electronic music for the best part of 10 years. I make my money through beatport itunes and napster.

You dont need anything you have pictured above thats just being anal about what your doing.

All you need is a good DAW like Reason or Ableton Live a bunch of Vsts And a good Midi Sequencer.

All this outbourd gear and modular nonsense is just so that you can be more hands on and know exactly the settings you are using, with time and patience this can all be acheived by using vsts and soft synths.

The only part i would possibly use another studio for is mastering but even then why spend hours making a track and getting the sound right to send it off and have another producer do the opposite off what you do.

If you want to waste money by going somewere then feel free thats your choice but most producers work from home.

This Fly 4000 pick up features fingertip volume & tone controls Easy fitting and removal.

I bought it from Celtic Chordslast month and ive used it once since but im flat out broke.

Paid £35 for it so looking for £20

Its pretty good in the fact it has tone and voume controls, still in original box.

Its a laney tf700 the reverb channel doesnt work and doesnt have a tone knob.

other than that it works fine. I found it in an old cupboard earlier and forgot i still owned it.

it is an old head but i does the job

30 ono anyone ?