EskimoBassist

Just so you know mate, AFAIK it's not broken, it just only really helps to shape the feedback when you make it self-oscillate. In normal gated sounds it doesn't seem to do much.

Ha woops a little oversight perhaps on my case there...

Mastatron FTW though, shame the ZVEX enclosure design makes engaging their pedals like brain surgery.

That looks fun Simwells. What's the pink one? I can't spot a fuzz on there, is that what it is, or do you let your SuperSynth cover your square wave needs?

How does it compare in sound to a normal jazz? What are the humbuckers like?

AAAAAAND a whole lot more than that.

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What kind of... [i]issues? [/i]
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It all came out on TalkBass - seemed like the initial pedals had a number of issues with noise and simply weren't being built to the high standard expected (like cheap noisy power sections etc.). Now I do not know this from first hand experience so take it with a pinch of salt (especially as I've played with a FayeSing myself and loved everything about it), but it may be worth looking around on TB first for reviews before you dump a shedload of cash on one.

That said, it looks incredible and if my actual experience is anything to go by it's going to be incredible!

Does look amazing. Fingers crossed it isn't plagued with the same issues which the Second Voice suffered from.

I love how he still has his signature CLANK even through an acoustic!

Talk to Shep and Ant - I think they both got one of the pitch shifting pedals each direct from Mooer. Sounds like they're happy to accommodate orders themselves, so send them an email?

[quote name='BigBeatNut' timestamp='1345294968' post='1775979']
Looks like a 1st gen Line6 floorboard to me. [url="http://www.activemusician.com/item--EM.99-FLOORBOARD"]LINK[/url]
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Well honestly that's what I thought it could have been, but his sig says all Ampeg so I was confused. I forgot you could use them with Pods etc. too.

@Truckstop What's the controller your pedals are all velcroed too?

If you had TWO you could do this.

You set one to In 1, Out A Out B (and run your effects through A for example and leave B empty) and then run the second as In 1 In 2, Out A.

Thus you split your chain into A and B, with A effected and B clean, and then recombine it into one signal. You'd then use the level controls to change the wet/dry mix.

Basically it would be much easier to buy an LS-2 and use one of the mixing modes or a dedicated blender pedal (lots available on the market) than it would be to use these as obviously this method requires two pedals, not one.

[quote name='HazBeen' timestamp='1345153505' post='1774470']
Wow, indeed a very drunk designer..... Or maybe Nathan East thought this would be useful......
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Definitely NOT designed to be a on a pedalboard, more likely stacked atop an amp, hence why the input jack is forward facing.

The universe has already rewarded me with good Karma, I stumbled across a 9v-12v 2.1mm dc adapter in my search before, which 've been looking for for aaaages.

Mini jack: [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/t_rex_dc_adapter_cable_21_35.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...cable_21_35.htm[/url]

DC right-angle cables (set of 6): [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/glab_9v_cable_dc_set.htm"]http://www.thomann.d...able_dc_set.htm[/url]

Thomann is a very reputable site, deal with confidence.

EDIT: Garr beaten to it.

Just out of interest Dood (and not to scupper any sales here on BC), what is it that makes you so interested in the BCB-60?

You could always just pick up a cheap EQ/ boost pedal and step on that when changing basses.

If you asked this in the effects sub forum I imagine they would say to look at the Sansamp Bass Driver, the MXR-M80 and the Aguilar Tonehammer. I love my M-80 .

The new Diago designs have been created for the exact purpose of addressing the short falls of George L/Lava solderless cables...so only time will tell if they have!

[quote name='Si600' timestamp='1345014236' post='1772233']
what's the modelling DI function?
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Ahh no I am wrong. I researched it a while ago and for some reason thought it had some kind of preset eq patterns which were selectable for the DI out - looks like I was confused with the tuning "Sweeteners". Apologies for that.

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1344964185' post='1771748']
some jazz players don't even play fenders. I know shocking eh?
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Get out! What is this heresy??

I'm looking at a fretless P bass at the moment, for me though it doesn't come close to my Jazz!

[quote name='Si600' timestamp='1344976941' post='1772001']
My board!!! And I would think that there aren't many quite as shockingly bad as this one
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That Peterson tuner is a seriously nice piece of kit, as is your TC Compressor. If I was going to have a totally minimal set up I'd be very tempted by just using the Peterson on it's own, especially with the modelling DI stuff built in.

[quote name='GazWills' timestamp='1344860187' post='1770159']
epic win - this was the last painted one! I have a stache myself, looking forward to pairing the two of them together tonight

my best monday in a while (not difficult!)
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I was so tempted when I saw the final offers on his website. Looks great!

Morgan Nicholls yeah, bit of a legend really.

Looked like he was playing a non-reverse Thunderbird to me.

Bet the air freight on your pedalboard would be a nightmare Shep!