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Kenny_D · 2005-09-17 19:13:49

Anyone go? I might go tomorrow depending on what it was like

17-09-2005 7:13pm

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Anyone go? I might go tomorrow depending on what it was like

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#2 17-09-2005 7:18pm

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=286687&page=4

Doesn't look like many did

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#3 17-09-2005 7:38pm

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I went. IMHO it was pretty lame. I think I can honestly say it was among the worst 15 euros I ever spent.

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#4 17-09-2005 8:01pm

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Cheers for the heads up Johnny. Think i'll give it a miss and just head into town tomorrow night instead

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#5 17-09-2005 8:48pm

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Even if I wanted to go, I've been stricken with the flu.
Just as well it's ****e.

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#6 17-09-2005 8:49pm

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Ah, I knew I left something in Galway....

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#7 17-09-2005 9:25pm

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*Shakes fist*

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#8 17-09-2005 10:07pm

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Yes it was completly ****, I just happened to be in dublin at the same time so i popped along down to it and can easily say it was terrible!

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#9 17-09-2005 10:25pm

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feylya wrote:

Ah, I knew I left something in Galway....

haha nice

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#10 17-09-2005 10:47pm

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Glad to hear it was a load of balls

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#11 17-09-2005 10:55pm

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I went but only really to see Dead Girls And Boys. they were foopjng animal, go to one of there gigs it won't be a waste of money I tell ya that!!!

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#12 18-09-2005 8:19pm

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I went to it saturday...was a bit steep E15??...well had nothing else on so popped in. I dunno...Ill usually go to anything that has "gear" at it...DID like the Roland area some neet EKits there, even tho ive no real interest in one, I wouldnt mind having one at home. Drum masterclass was ok, yer man Conor was a good sort, had a goood chat after,.,saw a display of Neil Pearts full cymbal set up..thats ALWAYS worth seeing
So overall?..nothing amazing...but have seen worse things...but met nobody!!,,was like billie no mates,,saw no one that I knew,.,,and me with a packet of pens for autographs !!... ya bunch of let downs!!!!!

ciao' amigos....Baggio...........

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#13 18-09-2005 9:13pm

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Yeah it wasnt that great but I splashed out the whole 23 euro for a behringer pedal.

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#14 18-09-2005 9:17pm

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:eek: They exist? REVIEWS DAMN YOU!

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#15 18-09-2005 10:07pm

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yeah some of em are available on thomann fey

SEE!!!!!

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#16 18-09-2005 10:11pm

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Oooh, they're actually in stock now. There's an Irish retailer dedicated solely to Behringer btw. They were at the show yesterday.

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#17 18-09-2005 10:13pm

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yeah i heard that...the chorus and multi aren't available yet tho...thats all i'd be interestin in tbh

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#18 18-09-2005 10:17pm

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I want the delay, distortion, compressor and EQ. See if they're any good.

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#19 18-09-2005 10:20pm

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yeah i'd like to try em alright ut wouldn't be bothered buyin em...they do a reverb pedal to don't they now that i'd like

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#20 18-09-2005 10:20pm

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I think they're everything but a power brick and a pitch shifter.

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#21 18-09-2005 10:22pm

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they don't do slo gear (i really want one of them bastards)...there a PS on the multi fx afaik...just buy a brick in dixons i'm sure its the same overall company

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#22 18-09-2005 10:24pm

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Na, I don't mean a wall adapter, I mean a 8 way power splitter thingy.

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#23 18-09-2005 10:25pm

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yeah can u not get them in dixons etc no...i'm sure i seen somethin a while ago...maybe it was maplins

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#24 18-09-2005 10:28pm

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You might be able to get them in Maplins but I doubt you can get them in Dixons. I might be able to tell you soon

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#25 18-09-2005 10:40pm

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yeah i think maplins have em

edit in fact they do

Multi pedal power supply
•Power up to 5 effects
•Replaces 5 traditional adaptors

An extremely useful power supply that eliminates the need for multiple mains adaptors or constant battery changing in your effects pedals. The unit is housed in a tough steel box and features an on/off switch with built-in power on indicator on the top and a fuseholder on the side. There are 5 DC power sockets along one side (tip negative). The Power Bank has a 1.2m mains lead and is supplied complete with five 300mm long DC power leads for connecting to your effect pedals power sockets.

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#26 18-09-2005 10:45pm

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http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=31292&doy=18m9

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#27 18-09-2005 10:49pm

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thats the one interesting to see thathey have a musi section *hits al-tab to view music section*

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#28 18-09-2005 10:50pm

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I don't know if I'd bother getting my stuff from Maplin. That power adapter seems cheap enough but I'd go else where for my cables and stuff.

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#29 18-09-2005 10:57pm

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ah yeah but if u were goin to get a behringer brck that one there would be as good quality i reckon

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#30 18-09-2005 10:59pm

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The problem with cutting corners with power supplies is that they can be noisy and if you put noisy electricity into your pedals, especially distortion pedals, you'll be in a world of Hum.

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#31 18-09-2005 11:04pm

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true enough yeah i've been there...had an arion dist pedal years and years ago with an argos power supply..holy **** it was crap

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#32 19-09-2005 7:06pm

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Well I got the acoustic modeller cause I was hoping I woukdnt have to splash out on a new acoustic and just plug my guitars through that, alas no. It cant handle the volume when the resonance is up and turns it into a distortion pedal Ill try and post some clips for you soon.

For 23 its not bad but I wont be raving about them. Ill try and get some pics up aswel, like of the awkward battery replacing. You can get some nice sounds out of it though.

I had been debating wether or not to get their blues distortion aswel but I thgink Ill save for the bus.

I did hear the new bass amps though and they sound beautiful.

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#33 19-09-2005 9:03pm

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www.audiocity.ie is the Behringer dealer innit? My Dad told me bout that of all people.
I'm getting one of those Behringer TU100 tuners cuz I cant afford a BOSS one.
Should be good.

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