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[quote name='TomTFS' post='1175663' date='Mar 25 2011, 10:11 AM']I say this every time, but Way Huge Swollen Pickle. f***ing awesome, doesn't lose any low end, and actually adds a load of sub, which I likes a lot.[/quote] +1! awesome pedal. keeps the bass so well i swear its a bass pedal! can also go from insane to quite nice fuzz sounds. big muff cheaper but for me this is well worth the money. andy

are the planet waves ones crap? andy

way huge swollen pickle? the el grande is an insane fuzz! but was a bit to much for me. andy

[quote name='phil.i.stein' post='1171681' date='Mar 22 2011, 07:16 AM']might be easier the other way round. looking good.[/quote] true lol andy

[quote name='Chopthebass' post='47738' date='Aug 20 2007, 01:36 PM']Thanks Loz, that helps immensly. Please let us know how she performs at gig volume. The Epifani speakers are great. I was using two UL410s a while back before I realised my rig sounded better with one! I now got serious GAS for one of these DB750, so the cabs got sold, so at the moment I'm speakerless!! Anyway, thanks for your detailed responses. Cheers Ian[/quote] love my db750! never had a single problem turning it on? and we practice in an old farm building and i have our pa running on the same supply that my amps plugged into. this thing has serious headroom and sounds awesome at gig volume you wnt be disappointed, i use mine with an 610hlf ampeg cab and it sings! also used it with an 810 peg cab but i do want to try it with a couple of 15's. the thing is heavy but the sound is worth it! andy

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='1171477' date='Mar 21 2011, 10:49 PM']Cool stuff Andy. Will be killer when you get the larger board sorted. I love the Boss Phaser Shifter... In the step up mode it's amazing after fuzz![/quote] yeh will be much neater! yeh the phaser is cool its in the ls-2 loop with the blues driver to really make some funky sounds! andy

heres my latest version, will be neatened up once i can afford a big pedalboard but does sound awesome! just need to add an octave pedal in there and my way that i have on its way to me. andy

few bit changed not put the swollen pickle in the ls-2 loop, and a wahs on its way. also taken the feedback loop out until i can afford a bigger board. but here she is. not the most friendly board for my feet but im getting used to it will be easier when the boards bigger, sounds awesome tho! also maybe the most pedals ever on a bcb-600 boss pedal board? andy

[quote name='GT40Graham' post='1168255' date='Mar 19 2011, 02:12 PM']It's not a voltmeter, it also indicates the tuning a la the old Korg Tuners. It works for me![/quote] opps my bad! still seems a bit big for what it is? andy

it is a bit big! the boss is smaller, can power 7 pedals using a daisy chain lead, and has a direct out plus you can make the led's brighter if needed. and as was said above a voltage meter on a tuner why? andy

tm stevens is a dude! met him a few years back at a guitar show, really nice guy spoke to me for like 15mins about bass etc awesome guy!

ive seen the planet waves know these cables well as i have there circit breaker cables going from my bass and to my amp. what do you guys use? andy

[quote name='cheddatom' post='1157646' date='Mar 11 2011, 08:43 AM']you should probably try some dirt in the feedback looper too, but if it bypasses the pedals when you switch it, instead of just cutting the feedback, then you'd lose a dirt pedal [/quote] yeh the pedals in the loop are purely for the feedback so they can't be used without it. but the feedback more for fun than anything really. will get my carbon copy tomoz hopefully so excited! andy

[quote name='chrismuzz' post='1157263' date='Mar 10 2011, 09:28 PM']Don't feel bad Andy, this time last year I was a bass > cable > amp kinda guy! [/quote] oh i dnt feel bad was worth it just for the look on our guitarists face! in fairness the blues drivers his! andy

[quote name='Truckstop' post='1157262' date='Mar 10 2011, 09:28 PM']Is that.... 3....delays? You're not a one man Mogwai cover band are you? Truckstop[/quote] haha yes it is 3 delay, tho dd-3 is just for silly delay in the feedback looper, although its not a dd-3 its actually a crappy behringer pedal. but the mxr and memory boy are there for delay although im using the mxr for like a modulation kinda reverb sound and combine that with a shortish delay on the memory boy it sounds awesome! theres a boss ce-5 to go in somewhere but not sure where yet. andy

im blaming this thread for my new pedal board! should have pic of it soon just trying to get the last few pedal together! its in a thread on here but heres what it is! i swear i used to have a tuner and that was it! and ill probs still add a wah in there somewhere! andy

Swollen pickle and ce-5 in the house! Can't wait till sunday! Also grabbed a diago powerstation for my power. Just need to grab myself a diago showman pedal board. oh and made the mistake of going on ebay so i now also have a mxr carbon copy on the way! andy

just bought a swollen pickle, and wud was awesome. the pedal was packaged really well in the original box even came with the badges that way huge send out! and all the manuals etc! awesome dude to deal with! andy

just bought a boss CE-5 of ahpook, really smooth deal and a really nice guy to deal with pedal was really well packaged and even came with a nice note inside saying to enjoy the pedal! 100% positive deal! andy

[quote name='paul_5' post='1152639' date='Mar 7 2011, 04:13 PM']I've got one too, and they're grand! I run mine from a one-spot that does my Boss stuff too, they're fine sharing PSUs with other kit, standard Boss style power socket.[/quote] cool thats what i wanted to hear awesome! andy

[quote name='Wud' post='1151682' date='Mar 6 2011, 05:48 PM']Yep Analogue Delay is truly fab. What you really need though is a Swollen Pickle eh what [/quote] oh teh i can not wait! used the memory boy at practice today! awesome just awesome! just didnt turn it of! although my psu for my boss was smelling a bit at the end so thats a bit concerning may need up grading even tho i did all the maths and i should be fine its 1000mA and my pedal draw about 850? maybe 900 so should be be overloading it? andy

got this pedal yesterday! love it! but dnt want to use battery came with its own psu but i dnt really want to have 2 plugs going into my board, ive worked out the mA and i have enough power in my boss psu that i use to power my board at the minute but just read that it may hurt the unit if i dnt use the on supplied? is this true i heard something about ehx pedals having a dif power supply? i think its the vintage ones that have a different connection? all my pedals are 9v as is the memory boy, and the ehx metal muff has the same power plug ie neutral on the inner sleeve and positive tip so just want to check before i go plugging in the memory boy that its not gonna kill it? andy

[quote name='Stag' post='1150684' date='Mar 5 2011, 04:23 PM']the SVT610HLF is the best cab ive ever used. It certainly aint light... but its brilliant![/quote] +1 the sound isnt 810 but its a lovely deep awesomeness of its own! and with my db750 it just sings! andy

ok so i have gone a totally diferent way with my delay and reverb. went to mansons in exeter today and sat down and had a good long play through loads of effects! went thru as similar set up as i could to mine which ended up being an svt going thru a 410 and 115. and i played a zon sonus. first i wanted to have a good try with some octaves! sadly they didnt have the boss in stock! but i did try out the ebs octabass, the ehx mini pog and the aguilar octimizer. sadly they didnt have the mxr bod. by far my fave was the aggie but thats not saying im gonna get it as im not a huge fan of what it does to my clean sound, i managed to use the clean tone control to get near but it wasnt the same. the tracking is awesome on the ebs and aguilar but it the octave did really seem to sound very clean on the ebs. not sure i can afford to shell out 130 quid on something ill use once? but im sure ill will return and try out a few more as i couldnt get an octave down fuzz sound i was happy with in the shop so may try and grab them secondhand when i have some money and play them with the band through my stuff. but the really cool thing was i also tried out a few delay pedals while i was there! ( you should have seen the guys face when i asked to try them on bass! ) tried the boss dd-7, the ehx memory boy and the mxr carbon copy. i tried the boss first totally expecting to be happy and go to the till as im a big boss guy and they norm get it right for me, but this was not one of those times really didnt get on with it, could be the way i want to use it, or just the way i play but just didnt sound nice at all rather harsh to my ears, played that for like 15mins trying to get something i was happy with but was no use, the tap tempo is a nice touch and for like 8th notes etc really handy but that didnt make up for the rest of the pedal for me. then plugged in the mxr! loved this thing! and its analog so you can get some crazy sounds going for fun! also i got quite a few reverby tones that i was loving to! and the mod switch in the top left of the pedal makes it come alive! love how subtle but yet noticeable it is if that makes sense? they have a deal on so if i can save up the monies quick it will be mine! awesome pedal! now as for the ehx! this is fricking awesome! so many possibilities! it can do some really cool vibrato stuff, has a nice long delay has a chorus mode which is kinda for me similar to the mxr, just love this pedal and it was a steal at 89 quid! makes me wish id not bottle out of one that a friend was selling for 40! but i could get to try it! so all in all i can see the rv-5 not being got and grabbing myself a carbon copy to go with the memory boy! also leads me to believe that the mxr bod will be awesome to!