Mudpup

Its the sound more than the size. I've had loads of class D heads and this is the only one I've found that has proper slam to the sound - its got real girth,warmth and shake to it. Slightly unusual controls but after you've spent 10 minutes tinkering with it everything becomes easy to understand and dial in quickly. Its a bit treble shy but it's stupidly loud whilst staying clear and just getting bigger as you crank it up. I love my BB800. Oh and it fits in the front of a gig bag too....😉

Its appalling! 😂 High quality my donkeys bottom....

Yep - we wont do them. Our singer can set them off without a PA!!!!

Yeh try the Warwick Red Stainless ones. I prefer DR Hi Beams or Dunlop Super brights but the Warwicks are half the price and not far off sound/longevity wise for me. I get about 3 sweaty gigs a set from them and i like zingy strings.

And another one here....singist had a bad throat that night though

Heres me :-)

Yellowhouse - we're in there a few times each year.

We do that one (book it via Pete W).....Who were you playing with?

Yep - its def the power thats the problem, runs fine on battery

Stuff that messing about malarkey.......new D'Addario tuner just arrived from the bay of fleas :-) And rather posh it is too......Thats the last Korg one i'm having - the last one blew up too!

Nope 😞

i just picked up one of these from DV247 - its actually only £33 on their instore system. Seems pretty quiet and it has a proper kettle lead rather than an adapter too. https://www.dv247.com/en_GB/GBP/Fame-DC-Junior/art-GIT0040359-000

Cheers Hazbeen :-) Its not the DC out - I even grabbed my glasses to check that it was in the correct hole - and its got a jack in it. Sounds like its a broken connector inside. I had the same fault years ago on another one but never investigated it further, just assumed it was dead and bought another. sounds like its not uncommon with them......i'll have a look inside or maybe grab a £20 jobbie from Amazon

Yep tried that Harry - just swapped the pedal with one of the others that was working from the same supply and it doesn't work from there either. It's definitely the pedal.

Don't think i can change that - theres no switches or buttons on it. And wouldn't that mean the other pedals won't work either?

Any help/suggestions gratefully received please :-) Today i got around to buying a new power supply to get rid of some slight noise on my pedalboard today. I've done nothing other than switch from a Diago Micropower with a daisy chain to a Fame DC Junior isolated one. But my Korg Pitchblack tuner wont work from it - it runs fine from batteries but not from the new supply. All other pedals working perfectly. I've tried the obvious stuff like running a functioning pedal from the same output and it works fine. I've tried running the Korg from a different output and it still doesn't work. The new Fame power supply gives out 2500ma in total from 5 outputs - so 500ma each effectively -plenty for what i am using. My pedals are a Zoom MS60B at 500ma, Tech21 VT Bass DI at 100ma, Seymour Duncan Studio Bass at 21ma and a Sony wireless receiver and of course the Pitchblack. Any ideas????

They're not supposed to have a Jazz neck - its just a less chunky Precision neck. On of the nicest necks i've ever played and a great bass.

I'm fortunate to be in the same scenario. Fab drummer who I really gel with, guitarist who seems to be able to play pretty much anything and isn't a volume freak and a singist that we've had to retrain a bit but now learns his bits before rehearsals rather than during them. And playing songs I love in venues I like. Doesn't get much better at the moment - apart from acquiring a roadie and a helicopter I guess 😊

I was looking at a new car on eBay last week. This particular one was listed with an opening bid of £4000 but was worth about £9000 in my estimations. I contacted the seller to see what the reserve price was before I put a bid on - he came back with "£7200 but I won't let it go for less than £9000 and I'm not sure if I'll sell it anyway" Eejit..... If it hits reserve he'll be bailing out of the sale it seems....

I had one. For a week and then returned it. Sounded great at home with loads of stuff to twiddle with but i used it at a gig at volume and it was just too complicated for me. I couldn't get a core sound from it that i liked quickly even though i thought i had familiarised myself with its operation beforehand. And i couldn't see the knobs easily on a dark stage which further confused the issue.

A rack case is what you need for a Fafner. I'm pretty sure its a 3u one. I use a Gator rack bag like this for my TD650 because i find they're a bit more car interior friendly than the ABS style cases. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gator-3U-Rack-Bag-Construction/dp/B0002D020S/ref=sr_1_1?crid=BDEBTAO3ARI7&keywords=gator+3u+rack+bag&qid=1567715355&s=gateway&sprefix=gator+3u%2Caps%2C247&sr=8-1

Hasn't got an On/Off switch either - nobody's noticed that yet as everyones getting hung up on XLR stuff as per most Quilter threads (pulls up a chair and grabs the biscuits....) and yes it's $249 so will be around £799 at todays rates https://www.bassgearmag.com/bassic-review-quilter-labs-interbass-pedalboard-preamp-amp/