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Rob bought a few pedals from me, a top great guy to deal with; fast payment and good comms! Cheers matey!

[quote name='Dubs' post='771684' date='Mar 11 2010, 03:03 PM']AM1, is that you...?!?![/quote] Also, Pancake Thrower! I like that one! Will be my term for the week.

F***

Havnt learnt anything new for a while. Not much point without a band.

Ah them pesky yanks

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Just put all my pedals together for a laugh. Kept me amused for a while Dont use half of them really. Signal was: Aphex PF > DHA > 105q > ABY= A= Modded DS-1, Bogdan, DOD, Modded BM, Guvnor > Superfly Amp > Eden 2x10 B= Nano BB > SYB-5 > CEB-3 > Whammy > 3Pro > 1x15. Pointless, yet fun.

All Daves pedals are migrating to Maidstone! Great guy to deal with, fast postage and well packed. Thanks Dave!

[quote name='Phaedrus' post='760115' date='Feb 28 2010, 08:24 PM']Hi, [b]Ahoy hoy![/b] I guess some folk would have more pedals than they commonly use, with a couple they very rarely use. What are the effects you do actually use regularly? [b]OD, Boost, Wah, Chorus[/b] Why did you get those pedals? Was it to achieve a particular sound you needed for a cover? Was it to try out something new? [b]Answered it with the second and third part of that question.[/b] Do you think there are some core effects most bass players will need, or should have? [b]No, its all subjective. The other day i played bass straight to the amp and it sounded fantastic, only thing i had was my amps 2nd channel for a fatter boost.[/b] My thinking (as a bassist in a rock covers band) is that the essential effects are compressor (not strictly an effect, I know), some sort of overdrive or distortion, chorus, and some sort of EQ. Then maybe also an octaver and a delay. [b]For covers, anything to get close to the sound (if thats your thing). I know many bassists who do covers without effects and pull it off just aswell[/b] I'm currently using a mish-mosh of my own and my guitarist's pedals - tuner -> wah -> -> distortion -> chorus -> EQ -> DI (which is also an overdrive & EQ). [b]Pics of your set up?[/b] My own (all-owned-by-me) set-up will be more or less the same, albeit with different models of pedal. Mark[/quote]

[quote name='OldGit' post='755808' date='Feb 24 2010, 08:56 AM']Hey hang on .. He may have just jumped up on stage in teh break and "borrowed" a guitar from some random band that was playing at a wedding he attended......[/quote] Afraid not Burn away!

[quote name='HeavyJay' post='755783' date='Feb 24 2010, 08:16 AM']Are you sure you're on the right forum? [/quote] My recent guitar playing must be changing me.....

A few times ive got someone up on stage for a simple song, shown them what fret to put their finger on and ill strum it, always goes down well. As for borrowing or asking to have a go, yeah why not, its just a bass, just dont touch the amp haha.

[quote name='dannybuoy' post='754703' date='Feb 23 2010, 09:07 AM']However the Gotoh 201 is an awesome bridge for £30.[/quote] +1

Lovin' that red bongo's s-plate.

Another flawless purchase from Carlos! Thanks!

Andy just bought the bogdan i was selling. Fast payment, smooth comms and a nice guy! Cheers

[quote name='Jerry_B' post='741177' date='Feb 10 2010, 04:38 PM']Is unlined a real word...? If so, then yes I meant 'unlined' It'd be interesting to know how many were made by Fender, or what years they were for sale. You just don't see them very often.[/quote] I see 'unlined' more often than 'unmarked', so ill stick with that. Yeah they're a rarity, the closest fender seem to do is the Tony Franklin, which is a p/j. Oh and thanks bh2, i got that bass from BC's 'steve', its a dream to play. Dimarzio pup, Piezo bridge, stack vol/tone...yum.

[quote name='Jerry_B' post='740611' date='Feb 10 2010, 08:35 AM']One thing I'm always on the lookout for is an unmarked fretless Precision, as not many of them seem to be out there.[/quote] Unlined?