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44 minutes ago, ikay said:

Thanks. I found a youtube demo of prEDITOR which gives a good overview of library/patch management and a (briefer) look at the sound editing features. Quite a lot of different screens to navigate through to access all the synth parameters but generally looks pretty well thought through.

 

 

Yes it’s well laid out and easy to use for sound creation and library management.

Bought this a few months ago but it's just a bit overkill / too complex for my immediate needs so need to move on.  They're about £600 new, though Andertons have them currently on offer, for £539. So £490 with P&P included seems a fair price. Still has the plastic screen cover on and I have the box etc too. Will be well wrapped up to send. You can access it via the desktop app with midi to upload / download all the presets - currently it has a load of mine on, but can be easily reset with the factory settings / patches or you can just build your own. 

Will entertain trade / part-ex offers though there isn't a huge amount I'm after. Other interesting pedals like say a microcosm or 5 string jazz or P potentially. Try me.

Any questions drop me a PM. 

14 hours ago, pantherairsoft said:

I really like this. It’s like a little slice of the Microcosm (and similar pedals) boiled down to its simplest form.

 

I could absolutely make use of this on my ambient board.

ME too

I've had the Enzo X for a few weeks now and so far have found it nearly impossible to get a usable sound out of. It's VERY involved. I'm persevering with it but it's not a plug-n-play pedal for sure....I think if in a few weeks I've got nothing from it I'll have to admit defeat. I really wanted to be able to sync / time -sync via midi nasty bass noises with my drum machine which it appears to have the capability to do....in practice no joy so far. 

Well, not sure what more I can add but "yay for Shep". Traded (with a bit of cash his way) for an amazing pedal, loads of good chat backwards and forwards and literally arrived 36hrs later. Absolute gem and another example of just how great Basschat and the folks that are on it are. And now I'm buying another pedal off him so I'll need to think of even more nice things to say! 

Various pedals for sale, no boxes but will be wrapped well. Add £7 for P&P - I'll send quickly and signed for.

Boss OC2 - we know what this is. Has had the -2 mod (-2 disconnected but knob is safely sorted in battery compartment - stops the volume drop when using only the wet signal). £100 sold innit 

Hall of Fame mini reverb - £35

Zyex Lo fi Junky  - retro vinyl vibes (£200 new) £100

Groove Regulator -sweet envelope filter with an FX loop - don't want to let go really - £300 (will accept trade offers)

MXR loop box - basic fx loop pedal - £30

Moor Slow Engine - adds a slow attack to your note -  £20

All Things Equal pedal - great for balancing two basses with different volumes, great boutique utility pedal - £40

Drop me a PM if you have any questions about any of them. 

Is this still available?

Great pedal which is not really getting used. Think I have the box somewhere. 

It's in great condition bar one missing screw (no idea why but the base is solid as you like). Good quality velcro. 

About £215 new so good price to take into account lost screw. 

Heading away on holiday on Monday but can send before then if anyone wants a quick sale. 

Great buyer - good comms, paid quickly, very polite and friendly. 100% recommended. Enjoy the power supply and your upcoming gigs! 

And sold. 

Any trades?

Hi all,

Here’s my most recent single from my solo bass project OUTRI. Influenced by jazz, folk, electronics and ambient music - it’s not a ‘chops chops’ solo project for sure!

Here are first three solo bass single under the project name OUTRI  

CIOKS DC5 power supply in excellent condition. Selling as have upgraded to a slightly larger one so I can power more pedals. £90 plus £5 contribution towards P&P. I'll send tracked next day delivery. I'll include as many cables as I can along with power cable and Allen key / mounting screws, Great bit of kit. 

Any Qs please DM.

Thanks

Ian 

Audio Kitchen Small Trees Tube DI - light studio use never gigged. Bought as a backup but never used. These are £487.50 new from the website and are a cheaper alternative to buying a Noble! Comes with a power supply. Free pickup or add £10 for next day registered delivery.

Any Q's Pm. Would part-ex with some cash my way for a Cioks DC7.

Thanks

15 hours ago, scalpy said:

Long day doing a fundraiser for a theatre company I’ve played loads with. It was a pick up band, so one rehearsal on the day, matinee gig and then evening. It was a community do so the musical calibre was of variable calibre and the inexperienced md, despite working very hard on the charts doesn’t have the technical chops to write with the correct musical grammar, which is a proper headache when songs in Bb minor are written in A# for example. The occasion was a 60s singalong- let’s see if any takers can recognise these two groovy classics.

 

Anyways, lots of discussion and teamwork and we managed to put a show together, did about as well as I could do gluing tempos together between a lower section brass band drummer and an enthusiast dancer with a tambourine, off for a lie down and looking forward to a regular gig next weekend. 

Some mad rhythmic groupings on those charts - makes reading semi-quaver grooves ‘fun’ that’s for sure!

11 hours ago, ahpook said:

 

Love the video !

 

Proper bass nod

 

Thanks man! Video definitely helped by the decent lighting on stage  

Doing Rock of Ages all week, on stage. Not my normal vibe and first time playing with wound rounds in about a decade. Fun though!

Any trades or part ex?

On 26/08/2024 at 17:34, Pirellithecat said:

Must be "my" technique!   But I can't get a Duff McKagen sound to work next to a James Jamerson sound without a considerable amount of EQ'ing - and I'd rather have some kind of "pre-set" to avoid long gaps between songs.  Yeah ..... another toy😂

I'd honestly be thinking two basses here with an A/B switcher? A P bass with old flats / maybe some foam and a Jazz or P with new (or new-ish) rounds will allow you to cover most musical situations quickly and easily without loads of faffing on with EQs etc. Fingers etc can only do some much in my experience. I use a Bright Onion dual input box with this exact approach for functions / theatre work / whatever else comes along. 

4 hours ago, Boodang said:

I agree wholeheartedly, I was just simplifying the matter in the context that a DI is not what is needed here. 
A DI is definitely going to have an effect, especially if you buy Radial as according to them the transformers they use have ‘magical’ qualities! 

Apologies, it was late and I missed what you were actually saying there. Yes apparently they do, I have a couple and they are pretty good though I think I more impressed with just how robust they are than anything! 

On 22/08/2024 at 12:42, Boodang said:

A DI won't make any difference to your sound. It's either for sending a signal to the PA or recording.

Well millions would say otherwise!! Depends on the DI you use of course but every DI will colour to a lesser or greater degree your sound and as far as I’m concerned is a pretty integral part of any bass players overall sound.  Otherwise you put your sound at the mercy of whatever DI box a venue has (could be decent, often isn’t!). I’ve got various DIs that all do a different job and I’ll often use a different one depending upon the gig / sound required. 

17 hours ago, BassBeast said:

Hello folks,

 

Sadly, I’m not at liberty to try pedals in person…but have found vids online purporting that Line 6’s HX Stomp is a superior bass DI solution. 
 

Anyone with experience using this?

 

Is there anything similar / smaller that can give my 4 band Stingray loads of punch / bottom end (without distorting or muddying) before going into my compressor pedal?

 

cheers!

Normally a DI pedal would go right at the end of the chain so you can this send you final signal (incl. compression) to FoH. It might be that a decent EQ pedal would be of more use here to do what you're looking for. But also, if you have a four band Stringray shouldn't that allow you to dial in that tone on the bass itself? 

Might be worth sharing your current signal path so we can see how it's all looking? 

43 minutes ago, Franticsmurf said:

Ohh, I like that. I'll have to try fixing my GoPro to the headstock next time I play.

 

Nice playing, by the way.

Thanks! Yup you can get little clamps that just attach on the end. Very useful little things