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Dosi Y'Anarchy

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  1. I was just looking at the Black Widow Bass yesterday and saw this. It looks like a cross between the Mustang and Musicmaster basses and for the price I could pick up a 70s Musicmaster or get a CIJ/MIJ Mustang (and some change), I also suspect they are using a guitar pickup (like the Musicmaster) as there is alot of references to how guitar like the bass is and how you can use it with your guitar amp, definitely marketed to guitarists. I love the look and bet it sounds okay too. I'd be tempted if I didn't already have a Mustang and Bronco.
  2. I think he used the Sovtek Big Muff on Pinkerton
  3. It's great but to be fair, my Sanford and Sonny Bluebeard Fuzz has pipped it to Flavour of the Month
  4. Excellent fuzz engineered in collaboration with David Maine (DAM). It's basically a rehoused Colorsound Tonebender and has heaps of low end. Somewhat similar to a sovtek big muff. There's no LED or power supply input only a battery clip. To me, it's the definition of fat and woolly vintage bass fuzz. This is actually my second one, I had a yellow one which I sold and then missed out so much I bought a blue one. I did a demo of the yellow one, which is the same as this blue one. £SOLD Inc UK postage , payment via PayPal gift only please.
  5. £SOLD Inc UK postage, payment via PayPal gift please. Super versatile phaser with footswitchable overdrive. Has a built in UK mains lead and is built like a tank The 2009 Reissue A/DA Final Phase is designed by the original designers of the late 1970s A/DA Final Phases using very similar parts and exactly the same parts in the all-analog signal path. The differences between your Reissue Final Phase and the original A/DA Final Phases are: The Reissue has true “hardwire” bypass and the originals did not. The Reissue Overdrive (distortion) has been re-voiced to get a more modern sounding distortion, while keeping the original distortion tone and feel by backing off the new Overdrive Control. In effect we have added an “11” to the Overdrive. As you approach the maximum setting, the bass resonance increases and the highs become more complex. The printed circuit board (PCB) has a different layout, but is all through-hole design, using full-size carbon film resistors and precision polyester film capacitors for the highest quality signal path. There are no surface mount components in your Reissue Final Phase. A/DA FINAL PHASE OPERATING NOTES HOOK UP 1. The cord from the instrument or microphone plugs into the IN jack. 2. The cord from the amplifier plugs into the OUT jack. 3. Optional AC/DC converter. The special coax plug on the AC/DC power converter plugs into the jack marked POWER. Use A/DA PS-8001 power converter only. There is no need to remove batteries when using the converter, since they are automatically bypassed. 4. The CONTROL input accepts either the A/DA CONTROL PEDAL A or a 0 volt to +5 volt control voltage. In either case the connection should be made with a 3-conductor stereo-type cable. To obtain maximum phasing range from the CONTROL input, set the RANGE CONTROL knob fully counterclockwise. This setting defeats the automatic sweep functions (SWEEP RATE and SWEEP MODULATION). However, they may be mixed with the signal applied to the CONTROL input by turning the CONTROL RANGE slightly clockwise. CONTROLS SWEEP RATEControls the speed at which the phase Shift. Effect moves up and down the sound spectrum. SWEEP MODULATION A Variable speed oscillator that adds to or modulates the main sweep, producing shimmering, vibrato-like effects, asymmetrical sweep patters, multiple phaser effects, modulated sweep, syncopated beats, etc. RANGE CONTROL Determines the limits of the automatic sweep functions (SWEEP RATE and SWEEP MODULATION), with maximum range at the full clockwise setting. When using the CONTROL input (as mentioned above), the RANGE CONTROL gives maximum range to the CONTROL input when set to full counter-clockwise position. INTENSITY A regenerative feedback control that adds emphasis (peaking) to the phasing effects. Sounds ranging from hollow tubes to intensified “wahs” are obtainable. OVERDRIVE Adds a variable amount of distortion to the input signal, smooth “tube amp” harmonic distortion are easily produced. FOOT SWITCHES IN/OUT Switches electronics of FINAL PHASE into or out of operation. OVERDRIVE Engages or bypasses the electronics of distortion. Responds only when electronics of phase shifter are operating.
  6. The BitQuest! This pedal has been well over a year in the making, I had to learn a whole new programming language to make it, (Spin FV-1 based) and it's really weird and fun. The BitQuest is a simple multi-effect pedal, no menus or presets, but it has 8 different weird and cool effects and enough control to be quite powerful. This is a really experimental and creative pedal, full of adventurous sounds. Here's the features in a nutshell: - 8 custom designed effect patches: Flanger, High Pass and Low Pass Filters, Bit Crusher with Sample Rate Reducer, Infinite Reverb, Notch Filter, Ring Modulator, +/- 1 Octave Pitch Shifter/Harmonizer, 1 Second Digital Delay. - 2 modes of operation, Clean and Dirty. Clean mode has more control over the effects, dirty mode gives each patch a cool digital distortion control with noise gate. - Analog controls include clean blend, volume for wet signal, tone for wet signal, plus 3 digital controls for the effects. £sold posted in the UK, payment via PayPal gift please
  7. As I understand it, this isn't a t-bird pickup. Not specifically anyway, on the namm videos it's referred to as Les Paul Bass Bucker (I think). Which makes me think it's something new. The coil tapping apparently switches between a high-mid heavy tone and a scooped one. No clips of the bass though. I'm not an expert on CITES but as the fretboard is Rosewood, do we think there will a UK release of the bass? If so, will they bump up the price because of this? I'm preparing to pay up to a grand (the guitar is £799 and it'd love the bass to be that cheap). The Gibson website now has the 2019 TB and SG bases in addition to the EBs but the LPjr is missing still.
  8. Yep! I do tend to crank the bass knob on it (when using it on bass) but honestly, it's ended my GAS for an Xotic Bass BB, Voodoo Labs Sparkle Drive, JHS Moonshine, Way Huge Green Rhino and of course the Ibanez Bass Tube Screamer..... Might still want a go on the EQD Dunes/Palisades though. When you just want a simple drive, that holds the lows and cuts through the mix and costs absolutely bugger all, the Mosky B-Box is a great choice.
  9. I've not played the orange burst unfortunately
  10. I've got one and it's awesome. It's a clone of the Xotic BB PREAMP (the guitar one). Here's the thing though, the bass control on both the guitar and bass BB control the same frequency response, just the treble is higher on the guitar one (and therefore the Mosky). It's pretty much my go to when I want a tubescreamer with low end.
  11. I'm loving the LPJ. I might have to buy one. I can't say I've ever loved playing Gibson/Epiphone basses but have been hankering for a something with a 70s Gibson vibe for a while (Ripper/RD) Whilst also praying for a cheap short scale Thunderbird for ages..... Well this kind hits all the right spots for me. It's also sufficiently different to my Mustang (w/flats), Jazz, Ibanez SR and Harley Benton ss hollow body that I could justify it (to myself, of no one else). I hope a few reviews come out before I drop money into it but I know I'm impatient.
  12. If I had 570, I'd actually buy it back. It's an awesome bass but I'm more of a Jazz fan.
  13. Ha! Actually I copied the blurb off a listing on eBay. And didn't realise the one I copied from had been damaged! This never had any damage and I've edited the post.
  14. I bought this on the 29th September 2018. I'm normally a bass player but couldn't resist this sweet 70s styled explorer. Never listened to Bring Me The Horizon, but this guitar is awesome, you can split the bridge humbucker to single coil so it's pretty versatile. Full blurb below. I never took it out of the house and it's still got the plastic on the pickguard! I've got a cheaper SG which I'll keep but I shouldn't be mucking around with guitars beyond my skill level! It's in excellent condition, I would say like new. £399 collected, £SOLD posted mainland UK (excluding Highlands and Islands) payment via Paypal gift please You can collect from chesham, bucks in the evening or Rickmansworth, Herts during some days or I can post. I'll send fully insured so it won't be cheap. Alternatively you could arrange your own courier at your own cost. DESCRIPTION Epiphone Limited Edition Lee Malia Explorer Custom Artisan Outfit, Walnut Epiphone Product OverviewDesigned with Lee Malia of Bring Me the Horizon this guitar features the classic Explorer profile in Lee’s signature Walnut finish with a Gibson USA P-94 single coil and 84T-LM humbucker pickup, vintage style “Artisan” inlay, and custom gigbag with hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity. Bring Me the Horizon is one of the fastest rising music groups in the world and Lee Malia has emerged as one of the leading guitarists of his generation. Like Lee’s Epiphone Les Paul Artisan, the new Ltd. Ed. Lee Malia Explorer Custom Artisan Outfit features another classic “Kalamazoo” era design—the Explorer--in a beautiful Walnut finish with Ivory and Black binding on the body and headstock along with an “Artisan” floral inlay in pearloid on a smooth Torrefied Composite fingerboard. The Mahogany body has a Maple top to add bite to the tone. The Mahogany neck has a “1959” Rounded “C” profile with a 24.75” scale length. The black Explorer-style headstock has a pearloid “Epiphone” logo in 60s era typeface with a “Lee Malia” signature inlay on the back.To get his distinctive tone, Lee Malia prefers the combination of a sensitive P-94 single coil pickup for rhythm and a powerful Gibson 84T-LM humbucker for leads. In between the two pickups under the pickguard is a "Dummy Coil" that cancels the “hum” when in single-coil mode. Three traditional “TopHat” knobs with metal inserts control neck volume, bridge volume, and master tone. The bridge volume also serves as a coil-spitting control (via a push/pull switch) so the humbucker can also be used as a single-coil pickup. Lee Malia’s Explorer Custom Artisan features stylish gold hardware including premium 14:1 ratio die-cast machine heads with "tulip" buttons, Epiphone straplocks, plus Epiphone’s road worthy exclusive non-rotating, heavy duty output jack with a metal output jack plate. Set up and intonation is easy thanks to the classic combo of a LockTone™ Tune-o-matic bridge and Stopbar tailpiece. The black Explorer pickguard has a white 3-way pickup selector switch. A custom gigbag and a Certificate of Authenticity hand-signed by Lee Malia are also included. Top Material: Maple Body Material: Mahogany Neck Material: Mahogany Neck Shape: "1959" Rounded; C-Profile Neck Joint: Glued-In, Set Neck
  15. £sold Inc UK postage payment via PayPal gift please Great condition with Velcro on the back The Diabolik fuzz pedal is based on the B:Assmaster circuit and while working with Justin on refining it’s signature sound, we tuned it specifically to allow more low end to pass through both the Clean and Fuzz channels. The result is a pedal that ranges from a subtle harmonic fuzz to extreme, mangled low end squash that’s perfect for bass and guitar alike.
  16. £SOLD Inc UK postage payment via PayPal gift please Excellent condition but Xmas has cost me dearly and I've gotta get some funds back. Buzzy, biting, and raw. That was the goal with Hive and it delivers. Borrowing initial inspiration from the indisputably raucous and undeniably awesome Fuzzrite the Hive incorporates serval notable tweaks that make it its own uniquely sharp fuzz machine, including a tone control, JFET buffer for increased stability, and high gain silicon transistors and clipping diodes for piercing focus and a pointedly angry honey dipped sting that will fill any mix with a swarming presence. The Hive is a limited run special and will only be available direct from www.solidgoldfx.com during Black Friday
  17. £SOLD Inc UK postage payment via PayPal gift Barely used. Got it a few weeks ago to compare to my boss fz-2. I'm gonna keep the fz-2 instead, which is rarer. While the Western world was preoccupied with its Fuzz Faces, Tone Benders and others, the Eastern world was bubbling up with plenty of fuzzes of its own. This very distinct era in fuzz history gave us many treasures that have been crowned fuzz legends—the Univox Super Fuzz, Ibanez Standard Fuzz, Ace Tone Fuzz Master, Shin-Ei Companion and several others. Our 76 offers up a comprehensive guided tour to the best that the Standard Fuzz and its ilk has to offer without any of the drawbacks, such as a quiet signal or fragile wiring. On its face, the 76 gives you a multi-voiced germanium-equipped fuzz unit that gives you hints of octave-up snarl while it ruthlessly pummels your amp with hair and fangs. Aside from standard volume and fuzz controls, and unlike the original Standard Fuzz, the 76 also gives you a texture control that sweeps the midrange, effectively giving you many flavors of fuzz across several positions. A three-way color switch offers a little frequency scoop, but the center position is off, for full-frequency fuzz madness. The internals contain two DIP switches that alter the character of the unit. The first, clip, changes the clipping stack from the stock Standard Fuzz arrangement of two germaniums into a hybrid germanium-silicon arrangement. Engaging this switch opens the sound up, increases crunch and definition for a searing lead tone. The other switch, Dark, engages a treble cut on the input, which helps to prep the incoming signal for the fuzz onslaught. This switch should be engaged if the 76 follows a bright dirt pedal or a jangly set of pickups. The new Standard Fuzz is here and is a forced to be reckoned with, leveling audiences with its punishing buzzsaw grind and unbridled harmonics. The 76 is your favorite fuzz nerd’s favorite fuzz.
  18. £sold Inc UK postage Great condition with Velcro on the back. Overdrive Distortion effects to make your bass growl like a grizzly! Grizzly Bass is a different kind of animal created with the pro player in mind. Like a tube pre-amp but without the fragile tube or heavy transformer. Drawing from the experience and technological advancements of the Holy Fire, MW1 and Funkulator; Grizzly Bass has studio specs and stunning aesthetics. •Clean Boost - from off to +12dB. •Overdrive - analog wave shaping tube simulator technology. •Distortion - Hard edge clipping circuitry. •Funkulator tone shaping contour control. •Hi-cut filter to shape edges for vintage speaker simulation. •Pristine Redeemer buffered output, use as a DI to plug directly into the line-in of any sound system. •Uses 9VDC 250mA* standard tip-negative 5.5 x 2.1mm barrel connector. •Small footprint 3.25" x 4.75".
  19. Max is a great guy and one hell of a builder
  20. You may want to put it first if you have a high output bass and find it hitting the other pedals too hard. I find that some of my basses slam my compressor and overdrive/fuzz pedals just that bit too hard and the Thumpinator helps with that. The downside to that is that with my jazz bass, my Zvex Concert Bass doesn't actually drive the low gain channel hard enough anymore! Having the Thumpinator first also means that I'll get maximum booty out of my octaver when I switch it on. Odd thing though, sometimes I've seen a notable "pop" when switching on other pedals with the Thumpinator is first. I've experimented with it last and it was fine but prefer it first for the reasons mentioned above.
  21. Yep. I thought that too, it's one of the reasons I'm not looking for the PJ Mustang. I'm actually suprised they haven't done either a Fender Bronco/Musicmaster bass or even better, a Duo-Sonic bass. They'd all use the same body and neck on all of them.
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