littlethoughts

Are there many tc bass amp users here? I have a BH250 which I like a lot and thought I'd share a few of my favourite toneprints: Tubedrive - just a nice drive sound. a little grit - obvious. spectracomp - an amazing string by string compressor. clean octaver - obvious. octasweep - synthy-octave with a sort of swept throb. variato - nice vibrato with oppositely mapped depth and rate - slow and deep, fast and shallow. Not so keen on: alienator octasynth Both are octave based effects but just sound a bit too modulated to me, rather than filtered-synth-ness. I'd quite like to be able to switch between two effects quickly though, which you can do with the switch-3 footswitch. I'd assume that both effects would read the current toneprint pot position though - can anyone confirm this? What I'd be really excited by, though, would be the ability to write your own toneprints as you now can for the pedals. Given that a lot of the effects feature multiple components, it might be really cool to stack them (with the regular pedal editor you are able to use the modulation engine on both the delay and reverb to make pure modulation effects, should you so wish, so it's probably not beyond the realms of possibility).

[quote name='basshead56' timestamp='1389826177' post='2338485'] Surely with it's combination of round and crispy it's more similar to a Lion Bar? Would love a pair of those Fidelitrons for a project! [/quote] Yeah I'm sure they would work well in the bridge, given that some of the Gretsch basses feature two pickups. Even better would be a regular fidelitron plus something like a TV jones thunder-mag ([url="http://tvjones.com/pickups-2/bass-pickups/thunder-mag/"]http://tvjones.com/pickups-2/bass-pickups/thunder-mag/[/url]), which supposedly creates rickenbacker-esque tones. I'm not sure which would work best in the treble/neck positions though...

[quote name='skej21' timestamp='1389810078' post='2338180'] Sounds awesome. Aren't kitkats more square than round? [/quote] You make a good point! Maybe one that has been too close to a radiator? [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1389809216' post='2338167'] Glad you're happy with it matey I thought it more of a drifter misself [/quote] yes it is certainly already quite well travelled [quote name='BurritoBass' timestamp='1389809654' post='2338173'] Having been GAS free for several years now I am slightly tempted with the Squier version and I don't even eat chocolate. [/quote] I hear the Squier version is good bang for the buck and has the exact same pickup, and I was thinking about pouncing on a used one if it came up, but this one showed up first!

[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1389808608' post='2338152'] Lovely! Nice to hear it sounds chocolatey! When you say crisp, would you say more salt n vinegar, or cheese and onion ;-) [/quote] More like a pink wafer

My new Fender Cabronita Precision bass, bought off AndyDye from around these parts. Sounds lovely, really crisp but with a round chocolatey-ness (a bit like a kitkat). Also it seems I'm developing a bit of a thing for strange combinations of telecaster headstock, double cut body and weird pick guard... [attachment=152468:cab 51_2.jpg]

Andy sold me his Cabronita P bass which was exactly as described, he also took care of a good quality insured courier and packed it well enough to survive a nuclear apocalypse. Can't complain at all!

If you've bought from me or sold to me please leave a reply!

https://soundcloud.com/actual-bird Just did a post, but I suppose it should probably go here too!

We don't tend to make the most of our soundcloud page so we thought we'd upload a few previously album only songs. I hope you like them! https://soundcloud.com/actual-bird

I never seem to spot anything useful in skips. I did once see a complete back catalogue of guitar techniques that I was tempted by, but the rain got to them first...