Oeneus
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Has anyone got a tuned enough ear to figure out the notes for the horn section on Pressure? Been messing about on the keys trying to pin it down, but struggling.
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I would say he was controlling a High Pass filter on the KP3.
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Got an asking price at all?
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Yeah sounds good. Deets and costs would be smashing.
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Possibly the circuit board and maybe the P90 set? Are you UK based?
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Can I have a more detailed diagnosis of the not quite right bit?
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Ello! I require a replacement Fernandes sustainer circuit board. Please advise. Much love. x
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Anyone had any luck?
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What a load of bullshit. So if we are the fans, and we didn't get tickets in the fan presale... something's gone wrong, surely.
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"Sorry, no matches currently... Many fans are shopping and some may have let their tickets go. You can try again, or you can explore one of the options below." That's what I'm getting. Urgh
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Same problem
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As tempting it may be, I'm not particularly fond of the MB shape. Much more in to the MA body. But I doubt they'll be making a sparkly red one anytime soon. Also, I kind of fancy a 7 string, hence building my own might be the way to go.
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I'm debating having a go at learning to build it myself. I was going to save this activity for my mid-life crisis, but I might just go ahead and have it now.
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Brief question: What is the scale length on Manson's Signature MB guitars? I noticed it's not mentioned on their specs on the Manson Guitar Works website, so it got me wondering.
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I use a Roland FP-50. It's awesome! If money is no object, many people bang on and on about the Nords.
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Anyone want to sell a Kemper profiler?
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So what's the general consensus on the Cort MBC-1 at this stage? Are they actually any good?
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Is anyone able to identify the organ/synth sample? I need to recreate that.
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Plus, having a username like Stealyogirl isn't a good way to start a sales pitch.
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I'm in the process of trying to think of an efficient method of setting up multiple keyboards and synths for live performance. In order for a simple rig up and rig down method, I'm wondering if it is possible to run all the devices to a dedicated mixer, and then send only a single L and R output of that mixer to the main PA Mixer, so's not to steal loads of the main inputs and piss off Sound engineers. Is that possible? Does that additional mixer need it's own Power amp etc.? And will it sound shit?
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And they're less fuzzy.
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But I would probably argue that it isn't rare. All I'm trying to say is that with the cost you are asking, I would rather ring up Mansons, and have them build me an MB-1 to the spec I want. I would save money (though not much more but still) from getting it new from them. Don't get me wrong, I'd have to wait much longer to recieve it, but investment is investment at the end of the day. Look at it this way, when I saw you had one for sale I got a bit excited and considered it, until I saw the price... and location. All I'm giving you is feedback from the consumer perspective.
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Unfortunately the fundamental flaw with setting the price so high is that you are forgetting that the item is secondhand and with that kind of price you can actually have Manson produce a very high spec custom build of your dreams and still have enough left over for a Sunday Lunch. I appreciate that you are selling it for what you paid for, but as a secondhand item it becomes devalued as a general rule. The only way you can make it an attractive purchase to any enthusiast is if you save them money by buying from you and making it worth while. If the sole reason for the price is because you're personal financial situation is bad and things have gotten tough at home, your target market isn't necessarily a Muse fan who wants a shit-hot guitar, it's someone who's rich and charitable.
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What are those Mid-air things like? I've heard some debates about reliability on the old google.
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For 3500 euros I think I'd rather make a fresh order of something custom with my own spec.