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Bought from the Juan Alderete Reverb store when he had his big clearout. Had it shipped to the uk and professionally changed to UK voltage and the thru jack nut added (as it was missing/fallen off) Everything works perfectly and if you’re looking for a justification of why you should have a bigger heavier Khan DI, well these work as a passive DI 😇 you can also turn the tube on or off on the Thru. Since arriving, I’ve taken it to the studio, done a NAM capture and moved it from box to box in the house.
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A cioks4 will just about fit under it but d’addario make a whole power set designed for it.
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Neural DSP Quad Cortex - limited edition black and gold
tayste_2000 replied to woodyratm's topic in Effects For Sale
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You can kinda do 3 paths on the Anagram, on the assumption that you’re splitting once and also taking one signal part of the way through another signal path. I’d say the modelling is better on the anagram, just on the basis it’s more focused towards bassists but on 3 signal paths I’d be concerned you’d hit the dsp limits on the Anagram quite quickly. QC mini is the better device if you’re after something for guitar and bass.
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Just excited to hear the Mantle
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SKB Bass Safe
tayste_2000 replied to tayste_2000's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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https://jadfreeraudio.com/product/luce-transformer-based-tube-di/
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@Acebassmusic from the pedaltrain website https://pedaltrain.com/products/pedaltrain-booster?variant=39556616070 - PB2 PT-PB2 - Double pedal-booster - 7x5.5x1 inches https://pedaltrain.com/products/pedaltrain-booster?variant=39556616134 - PB3 PT-PB3 - Triple pedal-booster - 10x5.5x1 inches I can assure you, like all of us who have tried, no matter what you are thinking of trying to fit under it, it just won’t quite fit. Other than that they are quite splendid
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Simple but with a lot of thought going into it. Peterson Strobostomp HD - Mojohand Cream Pie - Beta MK1 - Subdecay Noise Theory - Bright Onion Patchbay - Darkglass Element. This was basically my gigging rig until I got the Anagram, it’s just so blissfully simple, sounds great, easy to dial in, everything stacks. I have an effects loop where I can drop a filter or modulation after the noise theory and any other gain or octave pedals just slot in before the board. Gigrig Generator into a Cioks 4 gives me the ability to power the board with IEC or Usb C, also I can use the power out of the Peterson to power anything I add in the patchbay. Board is also tall enough that if I ever wanted to add something, the Element fits underneath. Very pleased with how this has turned out.
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@thisisswanbon what I did for my NAMs other than capture a load of studio gear (that doesn’t have any controls) is dialled in my tone on my favourite piece of equipment, captured that and now I just have a single block I drop in and am ready to go.
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Most of it is clean to mildly gritty (all with very little high end) But there is one Noise Theory nam in there that’s a heavy synthy fuzz
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You can try a bunch I made in a studio setting https://www.tone3000.com/tones/steven-taylor-tone-pack-41791 I use the punchline as my main clean tone The Cream Pie and Beta combo is also very nice for vintage rock
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I think it’s quite straightforward but I went to a studio as I wanted my levels perfectly balanced and had loads to capture, so it allowed me to do a bunch in parallel.
