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has anyone on here had a go at building an amp from a kit?
http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/amp-kits-small-parts/Blackface-Princeton-Reverb-Style-Small-Parts-Kit#.U54RPJSVmcx
ive got little soldering experience but am becoming increasingly tempted by something like this.. -
yep 12.5kg on scale without anything on it :(
Rychtarski* can take 25mm + guards yes; it has long drop calipers. It also fits me better somehow; is lighter and feels faster; with TFG I could ignore the weight and use it as a commuter the only minus point apart from weight is that its concentrated at the rear axle so feels even more sluggish.
*measurements:
HT 13,5cm
ST c-t 51cm
TT c-c 51cm
TT actual 52cmIdeally i'd just like 2 geared bikes; winter/commuter and Sunday best. I'll see what the fit outcome is next week but I don't mind spending a little (Given I am 10kg lighter than last year while working on core and flexibility) and get something like this in small (546mm stack 375mm reach) if its going to fit; dont mind spacers; in the words of morgan 'fit before form darling; FIT BEFORE FORM'.
Because #yolo
far more money than sense
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thanks for the kind offer dooks, but i'm based in manchester! cheers all, will give the logic samples a go.
they'll no doubt be DCO's like a lot of modelled stuff
DCOs would be a blessing, they are still an analogue oscillator - the Junos for a example were DCO based and think of how commonly they are used. Also people seem to love the Dave Smith instruments Tempest and that uses DCOs.
I'm expecting a fully digital thing to be honest
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Got a couple of wheels for sale:
First is a Miche Primato laced to a Mavic MA2. The wheel comes with a lockring but unfortunately one spoke is broken and there is no axle and only one of the two sealed bearings. The wheel has been well used (there are some scores in the rim) but after a clean up and a new axle would be fine.
£15 ono, collected from Kenilworth CV8 or i can potentially deliver to Coventry.
DSC_0158 by ms19902010, on Flickr
Next is a Shimano hub laced to an Alesa rim, this is in much better condition (the only marks on it are from sitting in my shed for a while), but the rim is fairly wide so would be more suited to a tourer/polo bike whatever.
again, £15 ono.
DSC_0155 by ms19902010, on Flickr
For more pictures see https://www.flickr.com/photos/125995085@N08/
Thanks