andybassdoyle

Lovely although you'll have someone's eye out with that 

54 minutes ago, PatrickJ said:

That Steak thing looks interesting... I've not seen one of those before

The steak totally rocks 

All great pedals and a top seller 

I bought a walshy p bass build recently. It's no exaggeration to say that it's a fantastic bass, has totally changed the way I'm thinking and playing (for the better BTW!) 

That is all! 

It's great to hear from you ville but I'm sorry to hear you are hanging up your spurs 

What a wonderful bass too 

It's great to hear from you ville but I'm sorry to hear you are hanging up your spurs 

What a wonderful bass too 

Source Audio C4 synth pedal. Bought a few months ago, as new, never gigged. Original box etc etc. Only thing I've done is add velcro to the bass.

Great pedal but tbh I prefer my future impact and could do with the space on my board for something else. I know this will sit on the shelf so might as well move it on.

It's a great pedal and hats off to SA for creating a great forum and user base for sharing of presets, ideas etc. The C4 is really well supported so it's easy to quickly find helpful settings if, like me, you're not that into spending a lot of time with the GUI to tweak it (I think I prefer knobs on pedals!).

Any questions let me know. The pedal comes with a cable to link to your phone so you can update/tweak if from the SA neuro app.

The future is here now!

Price to sell and no trades please

Much love

Oooof. Like this a lot! 

It's a bit of a spunker for sure! Glwts Thomas 👍

Brilliant amps. Totally stands the rest of time and absolutely true re power, this is plenty of real Watts. 

Glwts 

If you only bought it two weeks ago could you return it.....? 

Sorry, lovely bass BTW. 33 works great for the c imo 

Glwts 

1 hour ago, binky_bass said:

It would seem @therealting accepts cats as trade. Reckon a sack of tabbies would do it. 

Not sure about tabbies in a sack @binky_bass but I did find some kittens in a suitcase in our local woods recently.

I rang the rspca who asked me if the kittens were moving. I said "that would explain the suitcase" 

Glwts 

I used the shimmer a while back, beautiful reverb and superb easy. Tough to get a bad sound. The shimmer goes almost synthy, cool effect 

Wow,awesome! 

Just putting on a white gown then off to sacrifice a goat on a stone table. 

Totally unique, Glwts matey 

Oi! 

Nice. I had apple crumble and custard after lunchtime today (true) 

It was good, but I doubt as good as this 

Great pedal and tip top seller 

No good for me matey but made me smile seeing it. This was the rig I started out on 30 odd years ago - I certainly used and abused mine but it never let me down, sounded great too! Hope it finds a good home!

Concur, I think this is just a reflection on where we are right now ie so many of us not working/gigging that demand is lower for a full on rig like this

Hope you get it over the line matey, class amp for sure 

That's interesting. Sadly for me no cash for this but I've always thought the svtdi looked like a a greatest bit of kit and all the feedback was very very good on it 

Glwts 

Looks very interesting! 

Fabuloso! 

This pedal is as close to a must have classic as you'll ever get imo 

Nice one 

Can I add that this is a great mod to the pedal. Saves loads of space on your board, is actually very simple to do (30 mind tops) and is a fully reversible if you needs be 

2 hours ago, Al Krow said:

Thanks Si - I'm actually looking to go straight into a synth pedal from a bass via midi (without a laptop in between), so I think from what you have said that rules out the Focusrite option, if that needs to be done via a DAW.

This is the holy grail Al, I have had no real success with it over a few years now. The sonnus does the job but to me it is a very mechanical process, not seamless at all. Sonicsmith had the squaver product which did enable direct pitch to midi (alongside their own synth module), it was good - a definate improvement on the sonnus - but still not there yet. Not sure if their latest product, I'm not sure it's out yet, will really hit the spot or not.

Then there is the midibass and variations on this theme.

Bottom line - it's either doesn't work well or it's very expensive or both. Personally I'm accepting that there are some great options out there that work really well with the bass - the C4, or FI or various pedal combos. Direct control of synths over midi is just not a realistic option though - much better controlled with keys or other dedicated midi controllers.

It does mean that you don't have your bass chops as such but perhaps this is not a bad thing. A lot of these sounds work because of how they are played rather than the sounds as such so there is almost a requirement to change the approach to achieve the result perhaps....

Others may have other views of info of course, this is just my take on it based on my experiences

Well it's fab whatever it is!