Thunderbird

Hi guys I would like to make myself some new patch leads up and I will be using pancake plugs can anyone point me in the direction of the cable I would need to use? thanks in advance

It is always a pleasure dealing with mick This time I bought a pedal from him and it arrived the next day and looks as described I am so looking forward to trying it out Anyway Mick is a great basschatter and pillar of this community buy and sell with confidence big thumbs up from me

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1436901471' post='2821934'] I use this, the D'Addario/Planet Waves Micro Headstock Tuner. It's tiny. You can hardly see it from the front of the bass, the LED display is easily visible on dark stages and you don't have to have your bass plugged in as it works by sensing vibrations through the headstock. Also you don't need any extra floor or board space, it can stay fitted to the bass at all times, and doesn't need extra leads or cables. Plus they are less than twelve quid, so I have one for each of my basses. [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Planet-Waves-PW-CT-12-Micro-Headstock/dp/B005FKF1PY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1436901416&sr=8-1&keywords=micro+headstock+tuner"]http://www.amazon.co...headstock+tuner[/url] I've also ordered the Joyo version (£9) so I'll do a little review of that when it arrives. [/quote] Have tried headstock tuners in the past and found them to be crap but this one looks good, heres a nice review of it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4hi_SI3Lvs

[quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1436895613' post='2821851'] A lot of love for the Korg Pitch Black on BC, myself included. [/quote] This I have tried other makes of tuner pedal such as BOSS, TC and a few cheaper ones and find the KORG best nice big display easy to use and you can power an effects pedal from it also

[quote name='Shonks' timestamp='1436805007' post='2820941'] [size=5][color=#ff0000][b]OK! call me a 'grass' if you want but if I saw someone being mugged in the street I'm not sure I could walk on b[/b]y.[/color][/size] this is a mugging too as far as I'm concerned and I can't stand by and watch the buyer being robbed. [b]I sent two emails to the seller warning him but he's just ignored me.[/b] I just phoned EBAY customer services, even though I reported this, I have spoken to them now & I've reported it directly. They've assured me they're going to do something about it..... lets see....watch this space [/quote] Well nothing done yet and 6 bidders so far

I never fall lucky and bag a great bargain

I find the Behringer Hellbabe Wah is pretty good and well priced sounds good to my ear granted I don't use a Wah a lot so I am by no means an expert

I prefer separate pedals as I find them easier to use after trying a few multi effects pedals but the multi I liked best was the Boss ME-20B was easy to use and bullet proof

[quote name='landwomble' timestamp='1436697131' post='2819963'] I have been on eBay since it started, probably have 700 transactions. I don't usually bother anymore as it's meaningless. If you're a buyer and there's a dispute, you'll always win. The only feedback I look for is negative on odd looking listings. EBay isnt there to build your ego with positive feedback. [/quote] I agree but it is nice to know some one is happy with dealing with you

It is just ebay it is everywhere I have done about 20 deals on here and always left good feedback but not had any in return its just how it is I think

Sounds like this could get expensive

Thanks guys And you make a very good point about setting it up right Lozz I may try a few out and learn the black art of setting them up

Thanks Mr grey that makes good sense to me I did have a good look at Ovnilab and compared a few but will study the tips page when time allow

[size=5]Hi guys I am currently using a Behringer DC-9 Compressor pedal and I am enjoying playing about with it but now I am looking to upgrade a bit to get more functionality or different kinds of sound I am on a budget and I am pondering these[/size] [size=5][color=#333333]Moen MO-UC Unicomp[/color][/size] [size=5][color=#333333]Budda Chakra Compressor [/color][/size] [size=5][color=#333333] They both have great reviews on the net But am I just wasting my time and money? or should I stick with the DC-9. I dont really understand the black arts of compression but I know what I like the sound of Thanks in advance.[/color][/size]

[quote name='Oscar South' timestamp='1436541118' post='2819030'] I feed them to baby animals in areas of outstanding natural beauty [/quote] lol now that was funny