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Higgie

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  1. Kev is partially right. You need an adaptor that is 9V [b]AC[/b], but it should, for best results, be over 1A or 1000mA in current. The original WH-1 draws around 750mA, but the re-issue is even more power hungry!
  2. [quote name='vendettabass' post='84033' date='Nov 5 2007, 03:55 PM']I'd snap it up in a shot if it had but one 18v connecter I need it for my MXR DI let me know pleaseeee [/quote] What is it exactly that you want? Cheers
  3. Fat Boost back up for sale. £85 shipped to your door. Barge sold pending payment.
  4. Cheers for clearing that up TaySte. Cheddatom, the Barge is yours if you want it. Cheers.
  5. Ah, so you mean a Blender within a Blender? I know it can have other true bypass loops inside it but I wouldn't know abuot the blending. Why would you want to blend clean signal into a clean/dirty blended signal? Also, sorry, but I'd be looking for straight cash i'm afraid, thanks for the offer though.
  6. Come on guys, some one must want to be able to blend their clean signal with their effects!!!
  7. Fat Boost no longer for sale. Everything else is still here. Cheers
  8. One Dunlop Brick sold. The second, with original box, and 9v leads is still available. Fat Boost relisted, now £95 posted if you use BIN! [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fulltone-Fat-Boost_W0QQitemZ150175337953QQihZ005QQcategoryZ22669QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem"]Fat Boost[/url] Will do £90 posted for Bass Chatters!
  9. [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fulltone-Fat-Boost_W0QQitemZ150174301811QQihZ005QQcategoryZ22669QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem"]Fulltone Fat Boost now on eBay, £95 BIN[/url] Will do £98 shipped for Bass Chatters!
  10. I'd be inclined to believe that.....Stupid yanks.
  11. [quote name='Roady' post='76015' date='Oct 18 2007, 02:38 PM']Ill try and get a pic up when I get a chance. Been meaning to do it for ages! Heres the signal chain anyway: Digitech Whammy IV Tonefactor Hellbaby Barge VFB-2 > Maxon AF-9 > Tech21 Comptortion > EHX Little Big Muff > Boss BF-2 > Ibanez Weeping Demon EBS Multicomp Korg DT-10 Its powered with a Godlyke Powerall. I hopefully plan on replacing the Big Muff with a B:Assmaster, the Comptortion with another distortion pedal (maybe the T-Rex Mudhoney), the BF-2 with a Subdecay Quasar, and maybe putting a P+C / Noisebox in there...[/quote] Fantastic board mate, hows the Hellbaby holding up? I love the AF-9, good filter. You should try the XXL, its really thick - I kind of want one again! [quote name='1976fenderhead' post='76207' date='Oct 18 2007, 09:28 PM']I'm done :-) Keeping a T-Rex Bass Juice for a different distortion for another band. And a BF-2B which I haven't decided if I'm selling or keeping yet. Apart from that, perfect pedals for all my needs and don't need anything else.[/quote] Nice clean board with a good selection of pedals. Well done sir!
  12. Get a Compressor and a small TB loop. Stick the filter and compressor in the loop. You can then kick in the compressor to tame the volume at the same time as kicking in the filter. That way you get consistent levels, with a filter you like. Would probably cost the same as a filter that would suit your needs.
  13. The original Guv'Nor will get you close as it's what Tim used on the first and second Rage Albums. The Tech21 Comptortion (if you can find one!) sounds great on a passive jazz...Very RATM.
  14. Hola BassChatters: Fulltone Fat Boost: Clean Boost/Light OD/Fantastic pedal. This pedal is sweet and transparent and does wonders for tone. One of them pedals you could just leave on the whole time (that's what I did!!!). As new condition, with original box, manual, and Fulltone sticker. [b]£85 posted[/b] Barge Concepts VFB-2: True Bypass Loop with feedback toggle, and clean blending capabilities. This is a sweet pedal. Put your tone-suckers in the loop to keep your signal pure. Put your guitar effects in the loop and blend in some clean so you NEVER have to worry about losing low end again. Or, put your modulation and delay pedals in and turn on the feedback loop to get some MAD sounds. This pedal has been modded: It was done by the maker on my request when I bought it. The mod adds a third footswitch to bypass the clean blend pot, so that you can have your effects without clean blend at the touch of a button. [b]SOLD PENDING PAYMENT[/b] Dunlop DC Brick: Original Box, 7 9v leads, can include some 18v ones at request. Has the US adaptor, but it works on 240v without a transformer - I will include the US>UK plug adaptor. [b]£50 posted[/b] I also have another DC Brick with adaptor, but it has no leads with it. Can get them from Dunlop - they're pretty cheap, or have OBBM make you some up. [b]SOLD[/b] That's all for now, but will be adding more in the near future! I would prefer Cheques, but will take PayPal if you pay the charges. Cheers.
  15. Higgie

    barber ltd

    Also, [url="http://www.bassguitarfx.com"]www.bassguitarfx.com[/url] A site being built by a guy on TB, he's adding soundclips and videos whenever he gets the chance. There is a video of the LTD SR on there, so I thought you guys might like to see it.
  16. [quote name='Rich' post='70161' date='Oct 5 2007, 09:33 PM']These pedals are worth at least £4000. Sorry, couldn't resist. +1 on them being better than the OC3.[/quote] Christ! Better get mine on the 'bay then!
  17. An Akai Deep Impact would do this sound easily. But they're quite expensive.
  18. [quote name='BigBassBob' post='69762' date='Oct 4 2007, 11:09 PM']tbh, I got my Deep Impact for £195 and sold it for £195 to Higgie... very cool pedal, and some nice sounds out of it, but the whole vibe of it was a bit too digital and cheesy for my liking.[/quote] And I'm still loving it. Fantastic synth pedal. I agree I wouldn't pay what they seem to be going for nowadays, but I consider £195 an extremely good deal
  19. According to those BINs on the auctions, when you take into account the shipping and taxes from the US, it'll definitely come to more than £100.
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