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Finally got 5 mins to take some photos plus found the feet and instruction for the Bootzilla: [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130321.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130347.jpg[/IMG] Loop pedal (whatever the make - completely passive the power input is just for the LEDs) [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130403.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130413.jpg[/IMG] The pedalboard and case: [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130528.jpg[/IMG] Bottom of pedalboard and leads included (2 x right angle jack, 1 straight jack, 1 BOSS daisy chain 9v power supply) [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130624.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/LIFER_1983/IMG_20120701_130716.jpg[/IMG] Any questions please ask - all offers considered!
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Getting rid of the pedalboard as I'm not using the wah much anymore. Snarling Dogs Bootzilla fuzz/wah - excellent condition has always been in a pedalbord. The only thing is I took off the little rubber feet when I put it in the board and can't find them now so... £80 posted, offers considered. Blue Onion (I think) loop/mute pedal - again in excellent condition, two switches one is loop on/off the other is tuner mute on/off. Had the Wah running through the loop so I could turn fuzz on and off without effecting the 'un-wah' sound. £30 posted, offers considered. Pedalboard - Is just a bit of MDF I sprayed, put some rubber feet from an old crybaby on and then drilled holes to zip-tie the pedals on. Worked a treat and goes in a Maplins case (included!). Nice and compact. £30 posted, offers considered. Will post up individual pictures when I get home, but for now: *Tuner not included!
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Thanks! Had to dig the snare out a bit by EQing a bus channel of the overheads, unfortunate side effect was more cymbal but it's better that way than with no snare. IMHO
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Ha ha, ta very much!
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Recorded live in the practise room*, just a demo to get gigs but opinions more than welcome. www.shipofgold.bandcamp.com Thanks for listening and hope you enjoy! *Kick + 2 overheads, SM58 guitar/vocals, bass DI. Recorded and mixed in Logic.
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Thanks Eric, been having a think and I reckon I'm gonna keep it battered. Frets definitely need some work though, and it's for keeps I'm all about the punch!
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I've had my Guild for a couple of years now, it's a bit battered but all original (including electrics!) so I haven't done anything to it yet. Recently been thinking of getting it professionally refinished, possible fret dressing/re-fret. Just got a couple of questions; Would it be sacrilege to get it refinished in olympic white? (Currently tobacco sunburst) Any tips on the best place to get a spruce up done? (I'm in Sussex so SE/London) Thanks people!
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SOLD SOLD SOLD Selling my EBS bass rig as a)I'm not gigging at the moment and b)haven't got a car so looking to pass this on. EBS Fafner and Evolution ClassicLine 410. The Fafner is amazing, 600w into 2ohms it can drive 4 8ohm cabinets (eg 2 1x15 and 2 4x10) or even 2 Ampeg 8x10s! Has never been out of the rack so excellent condition. Has been gigged but looked after (never been above 3/4, goes to 11!) and has a massive range of tones. Some reviews: [url="http://www.talkbass.com/reviews/showproduct.php/product/394/title/ebs-fafner-td600/cat/25"]Here[/url] 4x10 is from the clasic line which has a 'vintage' tone, goes well with the fafner and with the horn can cope with a lot of different noises. Both Sold
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IMO it's easier to take stuff out, chuck everything you can think of on there and then start messing around with it.
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How similar is the EBS Microbass EQ to the Fafner preamp?
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So tried it out on Sunday at band practise - Bass Driver straight into a Mackie SRM-450 First impression was great, big sound and compared favourably to the Fafner at low levels. However I found the lack of adjustment (or perhaps my lack of experience with them) on the BD started to become a problem when trying to get the sound dialled in with the full band. Definitely needed a 'mid' knob. Played a couple of songs and it was passable but went back to the Fafner after a while. I think there's a definite potential, it's just a matter of finding the right speaker and the right DI, I'd quite like to try the VT deluxe as I think that's closer to the my tone. Gonna keep trying!
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Of course, probably won't be until saturday now though
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Think I'm gonna take my bass down to GAK and try the sansamp through a few active speakers, they've got the behringer cab mentioned in the article you posted but also a few other brands.
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Would the Mackie TH-15As be equivalent to that Behringer cabinet? Don't know much about PA stuff
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That interests me greatly, but been looking at the Orange Terror Bass as well! Need to have a play I think
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Love my Fafner and EBS 410 setup but not gigging much at the moment and not loving having to lug it around all the time. Thinking of getting a Sansamp bassdriver and some sort of combo/monitor or poweramp/small cab just wondering what people think of this option/what else there is out there? Like a bit of grind in my tone, play Stoner Rock (detuned to C). Impressed by some Markbass rigs I've seen out there - hit me up with suggestions. Money is a problem, would hope to sell the Fafner and 410 for £800-£900 and have a couple of hundred left over after buying the new rig. Thanks in advance!
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[quote name='Lord Sausage' post='914824' date='Aug 4 2010, 12:44 PM']But was nice to listen to.[/quote] That's good enough for me Lord Sausage!
