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I really enjoyed that! Thanks for sharing ๐
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Mrs Travis is a rare woman!
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Having another shuffle about, and as my C4 is covering a whole range of synth sounds, it's time to give someone a crack at this classic fuzz pedal. There's a pedal I'm after,If it goes I will withdraw this. It's a silicon fuzz with a 3 way subs switch (none/a bit/loads of bass) and a gate. It's basically the mighty wooly mammoth but has an input impedance so it doesn't go crazy with active basses/buffers. If your into octave/fuzz/filter combos,then this is the one to have, using the Gate can get you from classic fuzz tones,all the way to spitty Velcro sounds,which is where this pedal shines. It is in mint condition and comes with the original box (Yes you heard right a box!!!) It has high quality Velcro on the bottom and is pedalboard ready. SOLD
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I have the EBS Microbass 2 (third one I've owned now) and I have used these on tours without a rig. You have the ability to plug in and switch between two different basses. It has overdrive and the fantastic HD350 pre amp ,A mute function and headphone amp. As previously stated the DI is very high quality and I've always got good comments from sound engineers when using it. It also has a effects loop so you can plug in your toys. No aux in (there is on the MB3) but the FX return can be used as an aux in.
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My modest Trio 82 JV Squire jazz Highway one Fender P bass Musicman Sterling Plus BB 425 for 5 string duties and PJ tone ๐
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Cool! Happy Bidding ๐
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I've always found the pickup surrounds add a touch of class. The BB basses used to be far more elegant than fenders. It's a shame they've mutated the design to be more Fender like.
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The fantastic Cali76 compact bass! Been a favourite of mine for quite a while,How ever id like to get back into fretless and as I've not gigged for ages and not likely to for a while,I'll let this go and hope Fully it'll get a bit more use. Its a very versatile and intuitive pedal, lots of control yet very easy to dial in. Features a blend control for parallel compression, to really give you the best of both worlds with natural dynamics plus the smoothing and fattening of the compression. It also has a sidechain HPF so the compression sensor will frequency dependent (Really adds bottom, by not actually compressing it as much) the Attack/release is on one knob and i love this as it makes finding the best sounding combo so easy. It has a beautiful 60s style FET preamp section that just adds brightness and "pop" to your signal, it works really well on passive basses as a tone enhancer. It is in very good condition save for a tiny ding in the front, it has the original box and has high quality Velcro on the bottom. I'll include a Dunlop 18v power supply too. SOLD
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If it's just for a couple of songs then a C4 or Future Impact is overkill (although they are very addictive) a decent octave pedal will work brilliantly for "let's groove" OC2/5 etc and "can't stop the feeling" is deffo a bubbly envelope Filter so an MXR bass envelope Filter will do that. However the price of those would probably be similar to a C4 ๐ If you can find one a Digitech Bass synth Wah will work on both those for not much money๐
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Mr BB Pimp Daddy!!
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Didn't think you did 5's Mick ๐ Pics or it didn't happen xx
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Deffo I'd love a bit of maple board BB action.
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I love lollipops! Got some Gotoh ones on my Jazz ๐
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Great Thread I still can't get my head around EB bringing out a budget line and calling it Sterling (CEO vanity perhaps) I have a full fat EB USA Sterling, and it's sublime. The quality of the finish and the very slim neck as well as very sturdy high Quality hardware make it a joy to play. I owned it years ago and part traded it, I was very lucky to manage to get it back. It has a one piece Ash body with very unique grain and a matched headstock. It was modded by a previous owner with a Nordstrand vintage pickup, So it has the vintage voiced Alnico pickup, making it sound closer to a Stingray. I occasionally think I could sell it and get one off the far East Sterling SB and unlock some cash,but then I pick it up and I know id regret it. The USA made Sterlings are so well made and as stated smaller bodies and thin necks, great for smaller fellows like me ๐ also they are good enough for Joe Dart etc ๐
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Mine was a short scale Arbiter SG style. I thought it was great,even though it wasn't. I replaced it with a MIJ Vantage after a short time,and o gave the Arbiter to a mate, who pulled it to bits to see how it worked. I bet if I went to his mum and Dads its probably still in the attic in bits๐ It looked like this, only mine was grey
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I'd love to Bas,unfortunately my budget doesn't run to that at the moment, I'd love to try the Ibanez SRH500F too.
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Lol! I've always been the same, not patient enough to put the time in with fretless, so always ended up selling them. I am having very large fretless Gas at the moment though.
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Cool stuff! Great to see someone just laying down a nice groove. All too often these YouTube vids turn into a "look at me" clown fest with double thumbing/tapping and allsorts of mental fills. The young lady drumming is absolutely fantastic๐
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???????? Bas ..........Have you been at the catnip again ๐๐
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It seems CIOKS Have upped their game. I bought a DC5 brand new as it was the only thing that would fit under my metro20 at the time. It's very underpowered and I struggle if I've a lot of digital pedals.