Kev

I feared you may say that! So tempting to order, wish I had ordered one the same time as the b7K now, can't justify US shipping costs twice On a related note, Prymaxe have a 20% sale at the moment! as opposed to the usual 15%. Makes things much cheaper,even with duty/vat added.

But the OC-2 is analog and was replaced by the digital OC-3. Both the original and new bass whammy are digital. It will be interesting to see what the new one sounds like in comparison! As you rightly say, the WH1 has kept its value and I am sure the bass whammy will too. May not be the best time to sell though, but it's the risk you take I guess!

[quote name='BigBassBob' timestamp='1388078927' post='2318363'] Two actives and two passives. The only active that I have to treat a little differently is my American P V that had an Aguilar OBP 3 in it (big, big output... was clipping my PWNZOR until I turned the input gain down and played a little lighter). [/quote] The reason I went for passive is that I found my Pwnzor worked [i]m[/i][i]uch[/i] better with passive electronics than active; to be more exact a passive Precision than the two active Warwick basses I had whilst I owned it. From what Spencer has said, 'Your're Doom' works equally well with active and passive basses, can you attest to this?

[quote name='BigBassBob' timestamp='1388076275' post='2318329'] [url="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/BigBassBob/media/2013-12-26143313.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/BigBassBob/media/2013-12-26143237.jpg.html"][/url] [/quote] Top board. Really considering You're Doom, and I have a new B7K on the way (sold to fund my Cog, but decided I cannot do without it). The Pwnzor and Proton are not quite for me, do use use a passive bass, by any chance?

Not for this forum, this one. Please repost in the [url="http://basschat.co.uk/forum/21-other-musically-related-items-for-sale/"]Other Musically Related Items For Sale[/url] forum if you are still looking to sell

Nice tone you got there! I felt the same about the SubT, and mine was probably the first in the UK and had the bleed issue, It did sound good with the Xerograph Dlx, but not really with anything else.I think Taylor should bring out a pedal utilising both of those circuits, as the SubT seems a little specialist alone.

How is You're Doom? About the only new pedal that is tempting me at the moment! I trust Taylor has solved the SubT bleed issue now?

Just head bang and have fun

I think for the most part you have to accept that you won't nail the tone. Will save you a hell of a lot of money and effort in the long run. Chris's rig is very complex and a pedal will not get you there. The pedals you say will give you something good enough, but just don't expect to sound like muse

Oh yes!

The Vintage did very little for me, found it to be a very 'ordinary' overdrive, if that makes sense. Plenty of pedals doing similar things out there for a lot less money, not the same impact as the B3K for me.

[quote name='Maude' timestamp='1387229082' post='2309718'] If you are thinking about a Digitech BSW then GAK have them for £35 new, suckers are still paying more than that for second hand ones on ebay. [/quote] Well that's a tip. I had no idea these pedals had dropped in cost so much, swear I paid £50 or so a few years ago for one. I may well grab one!