tayste_2000

[quote name='Protium' post='277232' date='Sep 4 2008, 05:18 PM']IME Ibanez SB7 and Boss SYB5 both had poor tracking in the low register.[/quote] Apart from the complete lack of anything digital in the SB-7 making it not track at all, I think the problem is more to do with your settings

Finbar you should come to my northern effects gathering and try all my stuff out I'm sure you'll find something you like

Do you mean not the Bass version because it's not very good most guitarists I know that use the digitech opt for the bass one. Personally I've bought around 100 pedals from america and only lost 1 and it was replaced straight away, but it's your choice if you shop around you can probably find the digitech and Ibanez for 80 quid for the pair.

I've played the 200w Matamp bass amp and it is a stunner and only £1200 which is really cheap for a completely hand built tube amp, I can see one in my future

Is this one of those times when you sit in a room with the artist and Kevin goes "So what instrument do you play?" and you respond with "I most certainly don't play bass and I would at no point like to be anywhere near you if I ever so happened to pick one up"

[quote name='TheDarkReaver' post='277107' date='Sep 4 2008, 03:42 PM']Bah, Stockport isn't the north [/quote] It's close enough to spit on it, hell that's some peoples hobby

Get an EHX SMM/H instead much better

Anyone?

Its different to the BSW as its all analog so it has the more filter fuzz sound to it I've always considered it to be the poor mans prunes and custard. So there is nop tracking with analog its triggering so if you play consistently your sound out of the pedal will be consistant inregards to a constant wah'ing For synth and less than £100 you'd be better off getting a Subdecay Noisebox from America much better and much more unique, or if you want something more dubby and octave down sounding the Sinister Analog Soul Provider But really the SB7 and BSW are so different you could easily have both on a board. BSW is one of the best octavers in the world as well incase you want to kill 2 birds with one stone.

[quote name='Aussiephoenix' post='277012' date='Sep 4 2008, 02:20 PM']I believe its being substituted for a newer model with a different model name. fm4? something like that anyway[/quote] But that's just a looper I believe

[quote name='1976fenderhead' post='277018' date='Sep 4 2008, 02:22 PM']Hmm, I'd still appreciate it... So if you hold the bag, you don't get knobs poking the front of it risking being hit sideways by the edge of a door or something?[/quote] Pretty much, I've toured with mine but I still ended up getting a hardcase as they are always better for heavy gigging I'll take a pic when I get in

I've not heard any lies like this, it's there biggest selling pedal so I highl;y doubt it

I've had both and still have the new one, it is no more padded really but it does have semi rigid plastic plates inside it that keep stuff safe, I can post a picture tonight but I don't see the point

My wall of amps will keep me safe

What with your back I don't think so

V-bass isn't a proper effect so you can't come

[quote name='dannybuoy' post='272664' date='Aug 29 2008, 04:08 PM']The medium sized Spider case is PERFECT for a Pedaltrain Jr if you buy the one with the soft case and later decide you need a bit more protection. You have a bit of room left down the side big enough to squeeze a volume/expression pedal or a power strip and cables, but the PT sits in there so snug it won't move from side to side. I went from the Spider to the Pedaltrain, and have the Spider up for sale... but I think I'm gonna hang onto it for a while in case I need to take my pedaltrain to dodgy dives where people trample all over your gear![/quote] OOOOO I'll be getting one of these when I break my current pedalboard flight case That gap at the side I can install a patch bay like on my current custom models.

[quote name='bass_ferret' post='272054' date='Aug 28 2008, 09:27 PM']Anybody got a preference for Pedaltrain vs Tone Trunk Pro's and con's for Pedaltrain/Tone Trunk vs Diago Like the look of the Diago power supply cos I can power the Samson Airline receiver with a battery clip instead of 12V DC (probably why it gobbles batteries )[/quote] From what I hear the tone trunk is very flimsy. I only use pedaltrains now it's such a pain in the arse setting anything up that doesn't have slats.

A northern effects gathering/jam I can arrange it all I have my own practice room so no one would need to pay for anything. This is similar to what I do for my birthday jams. So if anyone is interested pop your name down and we'll start knocking around dates but I am thinking in the next 2-3 weeks. BTW I'm in Stockport just outside Manchester so all are welcome. Date now set 11th October Hope to see you there. Details to follow closer to the time.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='276856' date='Sep 4 2008, 12:13 PM']Every time tayste posts his board I have to walk around at work the whole day with an erection. I should just steer clear of this thread![/quote] You can stay away from me as well with that thing poking out

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='276828' date='Sep 4 2008, 11:48 AM']I think it would cost you less than £50 to have the DI in your Hartke fixed.[/quote] Amp DI wouldn't be my first choice for use in a studio

[quote name='phil_the_bassist' post='276829' date='Sep 4 2008, 11:48 AM'] great tuner, crap DI...fair enough I've checked out the Radial Pro, I've managed to find one for about £75 delivered which is manageable. Will this be ok to go after my amp? I've got very little experience with DI boxes, as my amp's DI's usually done the business! Cheers for the help lads![/quote] Yeah u could use it in the fx loop to get a post eq signal just don't plug a speaker cable into it you'd need something else to be doing and sending wattage through it.

The strobe o stomp is a crap di, it's a if all else fails di, see if you can get a Radial Prodi s/h from America.