Kev

i will i will i will, il sell my dog or somethin

[push in the truck]s sake i need money!!!

im sick of seein these rigs i would so go for!

mineee muahahahhahaa

man i wish i had the cash

BuMp

[quote name='matt_citizenbass' post='16116' date='Jun 12 2007, 11:28 AM']THATS MY LOOPER ON YOUR BOARD![/quote]

bought it off higgie, cheers!

specailly made scratchplate, love it ^_^

excellent stuff

i know i know, dont worry its next on my list

get to maplins, they do great regulated power supplies

if you choose a supply that supplies both ac and dc, its gunna be expensive, no way round that

id jus get too seperate ones really

okay here we go



full signal path:

Musicman SUB Bass > WH-1 (Dry Out to low gain channel) > Loop (omega fuzz > metal zone) > SB-1 > UB-1 > VT-2 > 506II > CS100 > PS-3 > Torque 30w high gain channel

i just see 3 as being the most pricy to make, and im fairly skint tbh, but as i said im easy

i dont mind what you guys decided would be the best design, as long as its small, but definatly count me in, i need one of these things

ye i agree either one will do, id probably go for the first or second one, and id certainly be interested in buying one

sorry in the first one when you said no battery, do you mean it doesnt need to be powered, or can only be powered by an 9v adapter?

keep me updated this stuff makes me feel so stupid, i havnt a clue about any of it

might wanna check the wires soldered to the footswitch, make sure they are all securly soldered, sounds like an earthing problem

can you explain why please? i wanna understand this stuff, this thing alters the load coming from your pickup, isnt that the problem?

wouldnt this work? [url="http://www.tonetronix.com/pc/Radial-Tonebone-Dragster/Tonebone-Guitar-Effects-Pedals-Amp-Switchers/Tonebone-Guitar-Effects-Pedals-Amp-Switchers.html"]http://www.tonetronix.com/pc/Radial-Tonebo...-Switchers.html[/url]

[quote name='ste_m3' post='11473' date='Jun 3 2007, 05:53 PM']Tbh, if its just the fact that your output is to hot, turn the volume on your bass down a bit and keep the EQ flat? just compensate with amp volume and/or push the level on your pedal a bit.

either im way off or its a bit of a no brainer![/quote]
volume on bass doesnt just control the level of the fuzz, it totally effects the tone too, so that wouldnt get close to workin

tbh, i think it is ye

im likely to be getting more fuzzes in the future too, so i really wanna get this done

is anyone willing to do it for me on here?

thanx for the offer, but i was hoping for a little more than £325, tbh i dont even know if im selling it now, the bass i was looking at on ebay went for too much, so i may keep it, its a fekin awesome bass

i didnt make it, i got it made for me bout a year ago, sorry cant remember what its made out of, all i can tell you is it is a lot thicker and sturdier than the piece of sh*t that was on it previously!

dont even know why im selling it, just a bass has caught my eye on ebay and i cant afford to have two, not definateeee on selling it yet

fantastic bass, sounds exactly like a stingray, and imo looks better. active 2 band eq.

check out the musicman site for all the rest of the technical sh*t.

i fitted the scratchplate, got it custom made, cost a fair bit too.

also comes with a hardcase, decorated with various band stickers (previous owner's)

£520 brand new, without hardcase and with the tacky scratchplate

this ones got a few knocks, 2 or 3 on the main body, and the head is slight scuffed on the edges, but other than that great condition, pm me for more pics etc...

guessin id be lookin somewer inbetween the £300-£400 area, including hardcase, make an offer!