DawnPatrol1990

I saw them on the last "Farewell" tour (the 13 album tour cycle) and they were good, nothing that blew me out of the water. Glad to say I've seen them but I wasn't going to pay what they were charging for this tour again. Just hoping Ozz gets Zakk back and does a new solo album or tour as I'm yet to see him on tour. I like Gus G but y'know, he's not Zakk...

[quote name='DawnPatrol1990' timestamp='1480126284' post='3181913'] Well, here's my new baby! 2010 Ernie Ball 2band Stingray. Bought off of this forums very own SiFi! I'm upgrading the pre amp in it to an East 3 band 3 knob and eventually I want to get a Hipshot de tuner for it. A friend gave me the chrome plated brass pick guard for it which I absolutely love and I've done the series/parallel switch mod to the pick up. Scary process but I love it. Easily my favourite bass at the moment. Strung with 125-60 Rotosound Swing Bass and tuned B E A D as I prefer having a low B over a high G. Hopefully you all like her, especially StingrayPete1977 and McNash who were very helpful with some questions I had regarding Stingrays. [/quote] This is going up for sale this weekend. Needs must unfortunately

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1486144948' post='3229663'] It's adjustable via a trimpot. If you set the delay too short though it might switch off when in actual fact you just wanted it to hover in the heel down position for a bit. A far better design is the G-Lab Wowee - it uses a pressure sensitive switch to activate a relay, as a result there is zero delay when you step on/off. [/quote] Cheers dude! Found the internal trim pot and adjusted it to zero. Turns out it was on full! All sorted and my gripe all gone. Pedal sounds great and cuts off perfectly! Thanks for the other suggestions though Morgano!

[s]Hey guys I've got a Dunlop Bass Wah on my pedal board which i love but I'm finding the release, or bypass (however or whatever it's called) to be a bit long. When i take my foot off of the wah, it returns to normal but the wah remains active for about a second which is really inconvenient and completely sucks out my tone. This is especially bad as my tone is very bright and driven so it just sounds like a horrible fuzz for a second or two. Is there a way that I can set the pedal so it cuts off immediately or is this a common issue with the dunlop wahs? If the latter, i'll be selling it and getting a Morley! Thanks Stevie [/s] Sort now thanks

Hey dude, Any 5 string soap bars would work on this bass. You've mentioned the SSB-4 set but they'd be the wrong size, you'd want the SSB-5 set if you went for those ones. any EMG 40 pick ups (40DC, 40P, 40J, 40CS) would do the job too.

Hey guys I've had a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP recording interface for about 3 years now which just stays on my desk plugged in to my mac via a FireWire cable. Always has done. 2 night ago, i plugged in some headphones to do some silent mixing and not disturb my family but the sound came out like it was under water (ha ha, i'm not that bad at recording) and then the right headphone out just stopped working. I shut everything down, removed the cables from the Mac and plugged them back in then fired up my computer. The Focusrite powered up but the FireWire light didn't come on. This exact thing happened before and I had to send it back to Focusrite, they found that the FireWire port had broke and replaced it (for free). I've written to them about it happening again but not had a reply so I'm thinking i need a new interface now. Can anyone on here recommend a recording interface for £150 max (including 2nd hand) whether it be firewire or USB connected? I need to get a new one kinda soonish as I have a few demos I need to record for an upcoming project. Thanks Steve

[quote name='Max Normal' timestamp='1483459143' post='3207292'] I have been using an EHX Big muff Pi Bass and I don't find it a very good pedal at all. It's too fuzzy and you lose the low end and it doesn't sit well in the mix. The GF has given me permission to replace it so I need some help! I'd like maybe to split the signal and have both a clean and dirty sound if this is the best solution? I'm not a particular Billy Sheehan fanatic, and I don't need to play many bass solos in my current outfit, but it looks like a good pedal. Mainly, I'm playing things like Zep, ZZ top, Rory Gallagher etc right now, and I need some nice tonally sounding dirt that cuts through the mix without sounding like a chainsaw (especially for the early ZZ top stuff). To give you an idea of my sound, current setup is: Sterling SB14 bass (soon to be an EBMM Stingray). Ampeg SVT 3 pro head Ampeg SVT classic 4x10 EBS Multicomp (and some other stuff on the board that is not on all the time so not relevent here). Any advice appreciated! [/quote] Hey dude, for my 2 pennies worth, i use the B7K Darkglass and it can do all range of tones. My set up is fairly similar to yours too in the fact i use Ampeg SVT4x10 cabs and an Ernie Ball Stingray bass (Hartke 3500 head but close enough) and yeah, can honestly say it's a great pedal with a wide variation on it. Also, I tend to jam a lot of ZZ Top with a friend and can definitely get that fuzzy Dusty Hill tone from it! So that's my recommendation anyway. [quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1483459583' post='3207296'] I'll plug my fav dirt pedal, the Ashdown Lomenzo Hyperdrive. Great job! [/quote] Ahhh i love that pedal, wish I still had my old one too so i could run it with the B7K