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andybassdoyle

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  1. A few hopefully helpful points to add here: 1) re the FX loops you can use the second in/out as an fx loop and the route the mod signal to position your signal chain accordingly 2) for those who don't know in addition to fx and modelling the mod system also contains tone generators - essentially midi instruments, so you can link it with keys or other midi controllers for synth bass, organ, piano etc of the variety of stuff available not all of it is great but a lot of it is - I used to gig with one using some really nice synth bass and organ patches run out through my amp 3) the dwarf functions as a midi host as well as a midi client, so you can plug all kinds of gear in to expand it, keyboards, memory, bluetooth midi It's actually a pretty incredible device in terms of the functionality it offers and the sound quality is very, very good. Most definitely not a toy. Acid test for me on any fx gear is how good the OC2 clone sounds and I'd score the dwarf a solid 7.5 or maybe 8.... I was very happy with mine but the drawback, and the reason that I stopped using it, is that you need to link to a screen (PC or tablet) in order to construct and see your patches. Great doing that at home and you don't need to link a screen to use the audio, however if you need to see and dive into anything on a gig it becomes complex. Overall though a truly brilliant bit of kit and something different, not just another version of a stomp in a different box. Also worth noting it's built like a tank, really great quality. GLWTS
  2. So what does it actually do? I’ve always been curious, they are always a high price for a one knobber! no judgement there btw just genuinely interested x
  3. Btw could be tempted with stomp + cash if anyone fancies that x
  4. Sadly my moogerfooger days are behind me, great pedal though glwts
  5. Yes @Champion Badger is clearly insane. Call for nursey great basses though, I have one already or I’d snap this up
  6. Tempting both the pedal and lee’s special sauce!
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  8. What a brilliant thing that is glwts
  9. Traded basses with John, great coms, good packing and shipping and great bass all good, deal with confidence!
  10. OOOOOFFF This was on my list of must try cabs for so many years Like you though @mr_russ I'm just not sure it would meet my gigging needs now Wonderful cab though and a total barg for someone glwts
  11. it is a great bit of kit, haven't got my act together to do any more with it though so here's a Monday pm bump!
  12. Yeah, seen this man. It is up my street. Right up. sadly I’ve realised that street leads nowhere!
  13. absolutely matey - just added the headline details - please shout if any additional specifics are needed I will also add better pics of the rear and closeups later today
  14. Gorgeous Sei PJ 4. I'd had my eye on this bass for around 6/7 years and finally got the chance to purchase it summer last year. It is wonderful in every respect but somehow I just don't gel with it, I can't explain that.... As you can see it's a traditional P body style and a very retro tele headstock. Every other aspect of the bass is pretty modern though. Finish is burgendy mist, matching headstock Alder body, maple through neck Rosewood board, beautifully figured 24 fret, 34 scale (it might be a fraction under 34 - 33 7/8 ish..) Slim jazz neck - I would describe it as a racing neck Weight approx 4kg based on my not particularly accurate scales Satin chrome hipshot tunes, drop key on the E string East preamp - vol/blend, passive tone w push/pull for passive, bass/treble stack with high frequency boost pull, mid/mid freq stack White side LEDs Nordstrand pickups Comes with a retro tweed hardcase sale or trade, I’m looking for a quality 4/5 p or j, passive. Molloon for example…
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