TPJ

[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1508249696' post='3390832'] Just caught up with a mate of mine so that he could show me his latest acquisition. These are a pair of UE900s - as mentioned numerous times in the thread - that have been sent off to be reshelled. Having seen a great amount of inears up close, these look great. Incidentally, they have retained the mmcx connectors, meaning that the existing cable from the UE900s can be used (keeps costs down too). Now, where else do you get a set of custom quads for circa £360? (These are a bit more cos of the coloured canals and the custom artwork - but still under £400 I believe). [/quote] I'm wanting to get my UE900s reshelled. I got them earlier this year through the Custom IEM Company. Is that where he had his reshelled? Thanks in advance

I'd like to hear some sound samples of the new one. I know recordings may not capture the entire sound but curious anyway. I have a DHA VT EQ DI and struggle with it but love the M80 especially when stacked. Not sure I've ever had success with valves in preamps to be fair, they seem to take the edge off so the sound doesn't cut through.

+1 on the comments above. If you have a PA that powerful, use it. Get a Fearless or BF BB2 and declutter the stage sonically. If nothing else, your ears will thanks you. To echo Rabbie, I run a Fearless F112 and it replaced another 3-way 2x12. They kick out some serious sound and are pretty much FRFR depending on your amp. It's hard to believe anyone needs a fridge amp anymore unless you're playing Wembley or want "that sound".

Looks like she's playing a Chadwick folding bass in that vid. It's well worth the leap into DB/EUB.

Have you asked your student what their goals are muiscally? I ask because I believe music is for everyone. Whether or not they play to a standard that might be deemed "acceptable" is irrelevant if the act of playing brings joy and satisfaction to the player. There is an accordian player that frequents some open mic nights in the area. He has facility and can play the thing but to all that listen, he has very little sense of time, rhythm or melody. He plays to backing tracks and it sounds as if he's playing one song or two on the accordian while the backing track is something else. People laugh but I just sit through it and let him play as he loves it. He gets out of the house and get's to play his instrument and it means something to him. So if the student just wants to play, help them gain some facilty to play whatever. If they have goals beyond their means, maybe help to get them as close as they can?

I have. Get in touch with Alan and he can help you out.

After getting into lap steel recently and reading all about what's involved, I never realised how important a good volume pedal is. Most of the pedal/lap steel guys will use Goodrich or Hilton as they are proven workhorse pedals with very even swell and range. They are both well over £200 new, so if this pedal is a great performer with little or no tone suck then it's sounds a sensible price. I don't know what I was thinking when I bough my Fender volume pedal, my swells are more like shouts

Might be worth contacting a cabinet/furniture maker to see if they could make something similar with a better fixing mechanism. The tricky bit would be getting it mounted to the NS. Maybe they could make something with the frame that the NS fits into saving having to drill and holes. Do you play the NS on a stand?

I bought some strings off Lozz. Another easy deal with great comms and quick postage. Thanks again.

I use a M80. I've found that stacking another OD pedal helps it's distorted sound. Like you, I love it in headphones but feel it needs something more through the rig. I tend to stack mine with a VT bass. Placing it before and after the M80 will bring different dirt tones but a similar result. I'll usually run the M80 dirty channel with the blend at about 11 o'clock and the gain around 9 o'clock. That blend level is just about parity with the eq section so it doesn't get too boomy. I love the M80, lots of sounds available

[quote name='Yardicus' timestamp='1505250468' post='3370577'] Did you get make an order TPJ, I've emailed and messaged but had no response. Luckily a local (to me) pedal builder has made me one [/quote] I bought one used off the forum so didn't need to make an order.

I bought an FDeck clone from Gareth so both the slab and double bass can use the same pedal board. Super easy transaction from start to finish. Great comms as always. Thanks again for the great pedal.

My TC mini whines from the power supply so it's not just the cheapos that can have a problem. I've tried it with a One Spot and a Mooer batter supply and it will often make noise. The Pitch Black never seemed to be a problem.

I have a 5 string BSX EUB and althought the body is obviously smaller the neck is still quite a handful. I think Bilbo plays a 5 string, maybe he'll chime in. +1 on trying one first.

I'd say that was "faulty" from inception of the concept

I had a OneTen and it didn't really work out for my needs playing double bass. There was just not enough clarity. It's great at other things but if you want a full detailed DB tone I'd look elsewhere. As mentioned, the Midget would probably be better suited or maybe the Fearless F110 built by Tricky Audio.

[quote name='Yardicus' timestamp='1502931139' post='3354503'] Where did you order one? [/quote] Hi, this chap builds the FDeck clone. http://4114customeffects.co.uk/

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1502900545' post='3354292'] Mine is power supply, but you can choose either/both for all versions [/quote] Many thanks for the info. Off to place an order

Does that one on the right still run off a battery or from a power supply?

Doubling is a great asset. Check out Geoff's lessons on pootube, lost of great and helpful info. [url="https://www.youtube.com/user/DiscoverDoubleBass"]Discover Double Bass[/url] Have fun

[quote name='All thumbs' timestamp='1502097239' post='3349226'] Thanks for the comments. :-) I'm really loving it so far... [/quote] What musical direction are you heading with it, Scott? (If you don't mind me being nosey )