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[quote name='bartelby' timestamp='1323686096' post='1465663'] Electro Harmonix Micro Pog does this. [/quote] as luck would have it.... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/162438-fs-ehx-micro-pog-l90/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/162438-fs-ehx-micro-pog-l90/[/url]

Eden for sure. Look no further

Used to have an OC-3. As it was my first octave pedal I got on with it quite well. Then I tried the OC-2 and it made a VAST difference. Then I tried the MXR BOD and found it far superior for my sound/taste. The OC-2 is undeniably a class act but definitely worth trying before you buy

right ye are then. thats a bit of a bugger then! its the sound destruction device by graig markel. awesome sounding creation but unfortunately i didnt even bother thinking about power (like a noob). i guess i'll have to pop down maplins and ask those guys. cheers for the input guys

Just got something from the states and it requires '15vdc, 1amp (1000ma), negative tip'. I've not come across this before. Anyone know of anywhere i can pick one up from? Or am i just having a wee case of 'lost in translation' with my yankee counterparts?

I'm looking for an octave pedal that adds both the high and low octave simultaneously. What's out there? And whats the best? I've seen the EHX Microsynth can do this but not sure whether i can bypass all the synthy stuff and just take the octave sound. Never used one so not sure about tracking, tone etc. I've currently got the MXR BOD and love the tone of that but alas i need that upper octave too Cheers

you could get close to that sound but dont think you'll nail it. depends how close you want i guess? and whether its worth the hassle of carrying a pedal or 2 more??

i haven't really used the sd-1 but the juice can give you some nice fuzz sounds with the boost switch on. not the best in my opinion but thats just my taste. however i use it to add some dirt to almost everything i play then hit the boost to give a little lift as and when. i do still have several fuzz and distortion pedals on my board for my needs. in short - for dirt yes, for fuzz, maybe not. worth checking out. also, its a pedal that doesn't seem to get much love around these parts which confuses me as its a staple for me.

thanks xgsjx!

nice! just to clarify, is it possible to recreate the bass sound in this bands song using just my bass, amp and some kind of effect? ie what effect is being used within the track. by the by, the track is not something i like, just the bass sound that drops in the first verse cheers

is this possible with mi geetar and how? thanks [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgvK78jHUnA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgvK78jHUnA[/url]

not sure what you're looking for but look at the subdecay noisebox. maybe not ideal for you but you can get some pretty far out sounds

agreed. not a fan of the syb-5. you can get some good fun sounds but nothing i've managed to get into a track. used it live for some self-indulgence but nothing else. for cheap i'd defo recommend the digitech bass synth wah. pick one up for about 40 quid and it still gets a look in on my board

[quote name='TomTFS' post='1363200' date='Sep 5 2011, 06:20 PM'] Looks like some kind of Fulltone, an MXR M80, Boss Graphic, tuner, delay, noise suppressor, plus the vocal effect thing and reverb? Also an EHX POG and Digitech looper/delay and a danelectro pedal. You can find the exact ones yourself. [/quote] Nice work mate!

So, i've been listening to The Joy Formidable album for a while now and really dig the bass tone throughout. Been searching around t'web for some info on what he's using effect-wise but to no avail. Can anyone shed any light/hazard a guess? From what i can gather there's quite a few.... cheers