chrismuzz

Am I the only person who saw the amazing OP?

I've been awake that long before, and let me tell you, everything gets 10x more awesome! (Except my bass playing )

[quote name='noelk27' timestamp='1344127120' post='1760272'] Are the straps made from mahogany? [/quote] Coffee all over keyboard moment

I have a bass in standard, a bass one semitone down, and a bass two semitones down! That about covers everything except C standard

A friend of mine just posted this up on Facebook asking if anybody has any info on it. I'm no expert myself but I knew one of you guys would be able to shed some light! This is all the info he has so far: [color=#333333]"It's a Shergold and it says Custom on the truss rod cover. Can't find anything about it online, searches are only coming up with th more famous shergolds. It also has a threeway switch which says 'guitar' and 'bass' in positions 1 and 3 respectively."[/color] [color=#333333][/color]

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1343578553' post='1752270'] Does it..? Give me some free stuff and I'll let you know..! [/quote]

[quote name='OmeDunk' timestamp='1343975634' post='1757963'] How about compression? Did you use the on board compressor? [/quote] I noticed he put his TC Electronics compressor up for sale the other day, so maybe! I still use my Aguilar at the moment though

^^^If Mr Fusspot likes it you know it's good

Big Muffs do cut out your mids sadly Try using Dry mode to keep some of your clean tone in there... Either that or just turn up the volume

I've personally heard a Genz Benz shuttle through a Barefaced Super 12 T in a progressive rock/metal band. And I've used a Markbass F1 with one in a death metal band. No complaints at all! Mega mega loud even though it's a relatively small cab, the dispersion is really good so no matter where you stand it always sounds the same, and it doesn't alter the tone of your bass/amp at all!

[quote name='dood' timestamp='1343946608' post='1757839'] Colour me happy! [/quote] Glad you're getting lots of enjoyment out of it too! What do you think to the distortions? I haven't found any settings that particularly do it for me yet, but the Bass Muff was impressive!

[quote name='Vinny' timestamp='1343940836' post='1757749'] 'scuse my daftness, but is that these? [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PAIR-OF-BASS-GUITAR-PICKUPS-JAZZ-HOT-RAIL-5-STRING-NEW-JP-PICKUP-BRIDGE-NECK-/400303187981?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item5d33ede80d"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item5d33ede80d[/url] [/quote] Either one of those, or the ones completely covered in plastic like EMGs, Bartolinis etc

[quote name='Ou7shined' timestamp='1343939614' post='1757721'] Get it right. It's the Pee Bass. [/quote] You sir are nothing short of a genius

[quote name='M-Bass-M' timestamp='1343934365' post='1757633'] It'll take me a while to really get the hang of what is available, but suffice to say it's good enough that I'm planning to offload at least four of my existing pedals. The price is unbelievable, and the build quality is also very good - the unit feels rugged, nothing like the plasitic, flimsiness that I usually associated with Zoom multi fx pedals. [/quote] +1 to this I've had mine for a few months now and I'm still finding new possibilities with it! I've also offloaded 5 very well loved pedals since acquiring my Zoom B3, so it's definitely here to stay for a very long time! Coming from somebody who vowed never to touch a multi fx unit again that's quite something!

Bugera are the same company as Behringer, but a bit higher end. Their guitar amps do sound absolutely great, I heard one as a gig a couple of months ago... but they still have QC issues from what I've heard so you may be unlucky and get an unreliable one.

The Audo driver on my laptop allows me to change everything up or down by up to four semitones without altering any files. Really handy!!