Higgie

[quote name='Muppet' post='108873' date='Dec 24 2007, 11:56 AM']Double loop switching box £45 posted Specs from Wobo site Double Looper: * Sockets: 1xInput, 1xOutput 2xSend, 2xReturn 9V DC input * Switches: A - turns on loop "A" B - turns on loop "B" INV - inverts the state of switches A and B * Relays with Gold Plated Contacts * 2 LED Status Indicators * Heavy-Duty Footswitches and Construction with High-Quality Components * Hand-Wired, All-Analog Construction [/quote] I used to have one of these, and it's a fantastic piece of kit. Was the fundamental part of my setup for ages. Very realiable and rugged, and a great price! Free bump

[quote name='queenofthedepths' post='108979' date='Dec 24 2007, 04:43 PM']Surely you could blend it back together (or split it in the first place) with a £1 splitter? I mean, you could do the whole thing with just 2 splitters but the point of the box is so you have a pedal to switch your effects and clean off and on..? I've not tried this myself, but the idea is intriguing - if that idea would work, I might be interested in the pedal[/quote] Depends if your running a stereo rig or not. I presume Motocross_nick is using a mono rig, (ie Bass>pedals>amp) and so it wouldn't do "blending" because it doesn't have an fx loop, nor a dry:wet ratio control of some sort. What it can do, is split your signal into two chains, so you can run one through the pedalboard and one clean, then join them back up together using another of these boxes. If you have 2 amps and 2 cabs then you'd only need one of these units, and go: [code]Bass>Art ABY>Amp 1 |----->Pedals>Amp 2[/code] That's what I'm getting at.

[quote name='Motocross_nick' post='108917' date='Dec 24 2007, 02:04 PM']is it possible to blend a clean signal with a signal with effects chain in? like to use the artcessories pedal as a blender..[/quote] No, it won't do the blend thing, but it will do the splitting part no problem. Theoretically you could get another one and place it at the end of your chain to join them back up again.

Yeah, it's a shame...I'd had no offers at all, so I offered it to my mate cheap just to get rid of it. As soon as he pays me, I get interest in it! Just typical

SOLD

I had it set up to provide a light grind when I dug in, but a noticeable sheen and sparkle to my normal tone. It kinda makes old strings sound newer, and sounds awesome with brand new strings.

BUMP

No one wants an amazing drive pedal?

I have the iAmp 600 and I LOVE it! Really great sound. Tayste speaks the truth!!

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Fantastic drive pedal/clean boost. Can add just a touch of sparkle to your sound or just fatten things up. No low end loss, perfect for guitar OR bass. This pedal is in MINT condition with original manual, box, and Fulltone sticker. £80 including Next Day Special Delivery.

As TaySte says, I've been borrowing it while my Mutron is being repaired, and it really does sound virtually identical. Very cool pedal, and worth getting. If I had the cash I'd buy it as a backup for my Mutron! Good luck with the sale mate.

[quote name='Basszilla' post='93638' date='Nov 24 2007, 08:34 AM']I have a tonefactor cream pie for sale. It is boxed and in immaculate condition. It's a great overdrive pedal, very clear and gritty. Does the QOTSA bass sound well. You cant get these any more under the tonefactor name so it's collectable to boot. Sounds equally as sweet on guitar as on bass. It has a small footprint so should fit on even the most crammed board. £50 posted. Deal or what! [/quote] NEED MONEYYY

[quote name='tayste_2000' post='90675' date='Nov 19 2007, 09:28 AM']For 18v leads if you can't find any you can just use those ones that come with a £20 Maplin brick just incase you mhave one lying around but I'm pretty sure Higgie should have 2 of those already[/quote] Yup, I have a few of those spare.

[quote name='crumpet_tramp' post='88686' date='Nov 14 2007, 10:07 PM']How much for the brick? sorry to sound really stupid but would it be able to power my Digitech BP80 and Behringer stompbox? I am really not good at the electonic side of things![/quote] If they are both 9 or 18V DC units, then yes! What are the power requirements of the BP-80?

Bump Fat Boost and DC brick still available. Price drops on both as I REALLY need the cash!

WHY OH WHY AM I SKINT