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I recently sold a bass to Derrick. Flawless transaction and always quick to reply to messages Would highly recommend.

It's a tough one because you can get all sorts of different tones out of various octave pedals. I run 3 on my board, two of which at the Micro Pog and the Bass Whammy. I tend to use the Pog a lot, but I make use of the blend on it so it sounds a bit more organic. The Whammy is my go to for much more full on octave tones. If you're not after the intervals I don't imagine you're going to get much use from the Whammy though.

Does anyone know where I can get such a thing?

I've only gone and ordered one. If anyone's interested I'll let you know how I get on with it.

After reading through [url="http://pedalsandeffects.com/2015-best-of-pedals-and-effects/"]Juan Alderete's pedals of the year [/url]I'm intrigued by the [url="http://www.hotoneaudio.com/products/skyline/loopstation/7.html"]Hotone Wally Looper[/url]. Does anyone know how this stacks up against other micro loopers out there? I've been tempted to buy a TC Electronic Ditto for while but I'd be interested to know how this compares.

I use a Grey Stache and run it with a bunch of different octave pedals - a POG, Bass Whammy and MXR Bass Octave Deluxe. Sounds good to me!

I'm gonna dredge this up again as we've just released a split: https://irkband.bandcamp.com/

Are you taking requests? No. Can you play Hotel California?

Thanks guys, I'll order some correct fuses for it and see what happens.

[quote name='morgano' timestamp='1420628897' post='2651414'] You need a Time Delay fuse (that's what the 'T' stands for). These are also known as 'Anti-surge' or 'Slow Blow'. It could be that the fuse you have in the amp (the 5A one) is a standard or fast blow type, which might explain why it has blown. You shouldn't exceed the 4A rating specified, as although a 5A fuse will work, you are raising the current at which it will blow to higher than the manufacturer specified, so putting the equipment at a higher risk of damage if there is a fault. There's loads on eBay - here's an example: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fuse-4A-4-Amps-Time-Delay-Fuses-T4A-Anti-Surge-5-x-20mm-Glass-0239004-x10pcs-ONO-/291332491551?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Components_Supplies_ET&hash=item43d4c5091f"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fuse-4A-4-Amps-Time-Delay-Fuses-T4A-Anti-Surge-5-x-20mm-Glass-0239004-x10pcs-ONO-/291332491551?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Components_Supplies_ET&[/url] [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fuse-4A-4-Amps-Time-Delay-Fuses-T4A-Anti-Surge-5-x-20mm-Glass-0239004-x10pcs-ONO-/291332491551?pt=UK_BOI_Electrical_Components_Supplies_ET&hash=item43d4c5091f"]hash=item43d4c5091f[/url] Hope this helps! [/quote] Thanks! So just to clarify, I need a 4A 250V Time Delay fuse? [size=4]The amp wouldn't switch on at my rehearsal last night, but I've not had any issues with it in the 4 years I've owned it for. Which is slightly worrying if it's been running with the wrong fuse for all this time.[/size] [size=4]I've been wondering what could have caused it. There's no signs of damp in my rehearsal place. It worked fine at my last rehearsal just before christmas but one thing I was wondering about is if going from a warm rehearsal room to a cold storage room could have caused condensation inside the amp. That's a complete guess though, I don't know anything about this stuff![/size]

Last night my GK 800RB amp blew a fuse, I've not had to replace a fuse in this amp before and I'm a bit unsure as to which fuse I should be replacing it with. The fuse I took out of the amp says 5A 250V 313 on it. But on the back of the amp it says I should use a T4A 250V fuse: [URL=http://s17.photobucket.com/user/edsnell/media/photo_zps8cbcc191.jpg.html][IMG]http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b79/edsnell/photo_zps8cbcc191.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Is it ok to be using a 5A 250V 313 fuse in this amp? - Is this the same as a T4A 250V fuse? I've had a quick Google and ended up confused. I have no idea about this stuff! Thanks in advance!