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That would be good but I suspect it is a Fodera or an Elrick. Nut is 41mm.

I will be down at the Manchester Bass Lounge on the 11th. Drop Drew a line if you are interested in coming along. Beaten to it by Mr Dye. I will have a Graft 4 passive with me and a Graft J Type 5 with the East two band.

Hi All the details can be found at: [url="http://www.moffatbassbash.co.uk"]http://www.moffatbassbash.co.uk[/url] Limited number of tickets for the full weekend are available so first come first served. Cheers Alan

Done.

Talk to Neil Golding at Blaze Publishing.

I can't make it on the 8th.

I should be able to make this one.

The Wahoo is easy enough to edit if you use the computer editor. I have one but I am not sure wither I will keep it. I bought it because it just sounded very interesting and in all fairness it is but just not for me. Also the money could be used for another IE pedal. I got the polytope from Kev and I love it.

Hi I can do a P/J. The P is in the large soapbar I don't do the split cover but internally the pickup is a standard P Bass split coil. I don't do plates for the controls they are through body. The passive controls are volume/tone/4 way rotary selector. All the details can be found here. [url="http://www.acguitars.co.uk/acg_admin/wordpress/graft-specification/"]http://www.acguitars.co.uk/acg_admin/wordpress/graft-specification/[/url]

Have a look at my Graft range it covers most of what you have mentioned. Alan

That is a good event but a bit depressing. Every year I see more cars that I know very well buy did not regard as being old then stop think about it. They are a fair age. More than welcome to drop in if you are in Moffat this year.

An excellent reverb pedal.

I spoke with him and his team at the Edinburgh show and they all came across as good guys to deal with. Which is why am happy to help spread the word.

I am very pleased with the Trembulator it works very well on bass and as you would expect on guitar as well. Octaver incoming along with a Mangler. They also have a new analogue Bitcrusher coming out which should be interesting. I would also just mention that I am not associated with Gojira just a happy customer.

Why not try one of the East 3 bands.

Meet up with these guys at the Edinburgh show. They produce some really nice work to the extent I bought the Trembulator and the Octaver. They are modding the Octave pedal for me as well. It does +1 and -1 and -2. The plus one has some dirt in it so I am getting it done as a clean plus one. I was tempted by the Mangler as well it makes some great noises. They also produce clones of no longer available pedals. [URL="https://www.facebook.com/gojira.effects?fref=ts"]https://www.facebook.com/gojira.effects?fref=ts[/URL]

It is a very nice sounding pedal and I don't really like dirt pedals so that is saying a lot.

Nice up here today but that could change by the end of the sentence.

I know a bit of a pain. I don't really know either I am afraid.

Please do. We will be setting up some time after two on the friday then there for the duration.

Hi I will be at the show for the full three days and will be launching my two new guitar models. Also a selection of basses on had to try out as well. Alan [url="http://www.edinburghguitarandmusicfestival.co.uk"]http://www.edinburgh...cfestival.co.uk[/url]

The neck pickup has a 10db boost at the cut off frequency of the filter. The bridge pickup has a 4db boost at the frequency cut off.

What he said. The upper ring adds a boost at the cut of frequency of the filter which is set by the lower ring. The lower ring does not add bass as you turn it ACW it reduces the higher frequencies the bass is always present it is the higher frequencies that you either let through the filter or don't. To increase the baas the upper ring will boost which ever frequency you select with the lower ring. So if the lower ring is fully anti clockwise you can boost the area between 70 and 100 Hz.