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Yeh pretty amazing!

Got surprised on Monday by my wife with a 4 day hols in New York, Randomly on Facebook saw that a nyc based band that I love we're playing really close, managed to get to check them out! Holy f&(k there awesome on record but live they were just brilliant! And really nice guys aswell gave me loads of free merch and also had a really cool chat. Check them out on band camp and YouTube! You Bred Raptors Just so you know what's coming they are a three piece 8 string bass, Cello and drums! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4maG9y9zyTE Andy

well heres the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUdpOHbWBc4 im sure some will say theres no dif, but in front of the amp theres enough of a dif! andy

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1432330337' post='2780654'] I use mine on one of my guitar pedalboards: However I did use it for an online Motown demo, through the preamp of a Streamliner. [media]http://cdn.bandmix.co.uk/bandmix_uk/media/292/292159/50063.mp3[/media] Because there is a mahoosive circuit board inside. The audio circuit is all discrete components (i.e. no ICs) and is based on the Urei 1176, which was a biggish rack-mount unit. (The ICs you can see are there to drive the LED ladder.) Having the knobs so big makes it much easier to set up accurately than, say, the MXR Bass Compressor. [/quote] Yeh it's quite the circuit board!! Demo being recorded tomoz so will post a link here when it's online!

for me i have sounds that i like but most important for me is getting a sound that works with the band, i like to let the guitars sort out a sound there happy with together i then fill in around them and take into account i need to allow room for the drummer. for me and the band i play in i cant really work out a sound at home i can put something as a start point but i will always adjust things at practice to get the right sound, for me thats not sacrificing that just doing whats best for the music andy

i plan on doing a review as there doesnt seem to be one of this pedal done with a bass. andy

well this was a pleasant surprise i ordered and paid for the standard and in the post today i received this beauty! [URL=http://s245.photobucket.com/user/0175westwood29/media/1655790_10155640917005565_2683035078736565027_o.jpg.html][IMG]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg72/0175westwood29/1655790_10155640917005565_2683035078736565027_o.jpg[/IMG][/URL] the Cali 76-G http://www.origineffects.com/Cali76germanium.html properly good from the 25 min i just spent playing with it! andy

well thanks! now i want the wren and cuff! andy

a shot from friday night! Brunel Check them out! [URL=http://s245.photobucket.com/user/0175westwood29/media/b3.jpg.html][IMG]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg72/0175westwood29/b3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1431809176' post='2775273'] Great comps. You won't be disappointed [/quote] hopefully not!

i know was a little to higher price as its the upgraded one. andy

well i took the plunge today and ordered my self a cali 76 comp from origin! cant wait to try and squeeze it onto my board. andy

I would say it would work but normally its delays and reverbs that get put thru the loop rather than fuzz/overdrive Andy

my singer has the line 6 wireless mic, never let us down and sounds good andy

[quote name='Mudpup' timestamp='1431356076' post='2770380'] They do look really nice and the fixing system looks great. Looking at the UK site though they don't seem too easily available - no stock at all listed - and by the time you've added the fixings and maybe a bag they aren't cheap...... I use one of these [url="http://charliespedalboard.com/?ckattempt=1"]http://charliespedal...om/?ckattempt=1[/url] and think that, for the money, they are excellent. Built in riser and room for about 8 standard size pedals with a power supply underneath. Recommended. [/quote] i use a charlies board too! very well made and sturdy boards andy

[quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1431278891' post='2769542'] Lovely DoF on the B&W shot, that 1.4 working nicely. [/quote] thats actually F2.2! its gonna take a bit of practice to nail a live shot at 1.4. andy

First time using the 610 in anger if you will, and had a few niggles and mess ups but even with my 50mm 1.4 and 24-70mm from tamron, looking to book more shoots so if you like what you see gimme a message. [url="http://s245.photobucket.com/user/0175westwood29/media/mg%20guitar%202.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s245.photobucket.com/user/0175westwood29/media/mg%20drum%201.jpg.html"][/url] andy

hi guys so recently got sent a TremFix by Jon at lateral sound, its a pretty simple trem with 2 shapes a depth and a speed control. very good value and with a few friends goes crazy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcXM3BjZiEM can never seem to embed the video on here! but please go check the video, and as a warning it wnt be for everyone! Andy

As one of those ppl who make videos, i have to agree the quality of some videos is awful bad camera bad lighting and pretty awful sound. im trying to improve my sound and video quality all the time! but there are alot of people who are happy to put out low quality videos which dnt do any good as i cant tell what the hell is going on. i started because there were no or very few videos of some of the pedals that i want to try, so i make the videos so that others can hear. but also the reason i demo on my own is cause to get a whole band to jam and get good audio ideally need a day in the studio really andy

Good guy to deal with!

i use an 810, honestly the best sounding cab! an 810 be it ampeg or my ashdown, just work! lots of mid presence, nice and high so i can hear myself and not a big problem to move as you would think. and if you are thinking of carrying two 410's why cant you fit an 810? andy

http://pedalsandeffects.com/show-me-your-pedalboard-andy/ My board made it onto Juan's pedalboard of the day! woo andy

what lozz says, there is a sound that ampeg cabs have for me its a mid heavy sound, however after playing thru both the 810 and 610 hlf cabs they both have very different quality's, the 810 is alot tighter and more punchy to my ears, but the 610 has a awesome thump in the lows due to being ported instead of sealed like the 810. for me it was a bit much as i like to use octaves, and alot of gain which made this easily go a bit muddy where as with the more mid focused 810 it was alot easier to control the bottom end, which is why i now use an 810, all be it an ashdown (which can i add is very nice) def worth checking out the cabs yourself before dropping alot of cash on a heritage cab. andy

i had a line 6 m5 for a while, but for me individual pedals work better. andy