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i could afford to spend a bit more i just want to spend as little as i can get away with. im literally going to use it for less than five minutes in a set and dont see any reason to spend a lot. I think ill give the marshall reflector a try theyre pretty well built and go for cheap secondhand. [quote name='cm261' post='736640' date='Feb 5 2010, 08:38 PM']Unfortunately, I don't think you're going to be even nearly satisfied with pedals at that budget. I'd advise you not to waste your money, and go for something of better quality that's going to make you happier, even if it means waiting/saving for a while.[/quote]

Im after a reverb pedal for live use for a few solo parts I do. I dont want to much more than about £30 so obviously theres a limited amount of pedals out theyre i could look at trying has anyone gigged a behringer, danelectro or belcat reverb and got a good sound? theyre the only ones i have found that are cheap

so much cooler when you do that sort of thing with a cat or a baby

acoustic ladyland!

some of my favourite jam bands include praxis kyuss (lot of their stuff sounds like their just jamming) clutch the mars volta most of les claypools stuff funkadelic

your probably all right, it just seemed like a real dramatic change in tone. i suppose thats what happens when you have versatile gear right?

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdDQ9HrIGLw"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdDQ9HrIGLw[/url] juan alderate turns on a pedal im guessing about 16 seconds in, i cant figure out what it is. It sounds like a gain boost from the feedback but it just makes his tone sound awesome. or did he simply flick something on his bass or amp??? makes his bass sound really punchy and fat is it just a tone box or something

do it. if it isnt making you happy then whats the point? i bet youll get 2 weeks down the line and buy new gear anyway [quote name='4-string-thing' post='716062' date='Jan 17 2010, 10:05 PM']I quit the band I was in about 8 weeks ago, coz I didn't like the guitarist and was fed up with him abusing everyone (his idea of humour) Now, I'm depressed because there are no suitable bands out there and I'm sick of playing at home alone. So depressed in fact, that I'm thinking of selling all my gear and giving up music altogether! Anyone else ever felt like this? If so, how did you get yourself out of it?[/quote]

hey ill just quickly mention that im planning on getting a zoom b2.1u next week but im still a bit of a slag for ye ol' stompboxes so the zoom wont be the only thing on my board. only thing is i wont find out which effects i specifically need a seperate stompbox for till ive heard the zoom perform so i thought id start this thread just wondered who uses multifx AND stompboxes on their board and why? just down to personal taste? or are there certain individual effects on multifx's letting them down?

which QOTSA and vultures tracks are you referring to??

this is great help silent fly. Ive just looked at your website and realised your probably one of the best to talk to about this sort of thing. Would i need to wire up red and black power wires up to one of these for it to work?? [url="http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connectors/Connectors-Mains-Power/DC-Power-Connectors/PCB-Mount-DC-power-sockets/80891"]http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connecto...r-sockets/80891[/url] would that work or am I hoping its too simple?

cheers for the info. i worked as an electrician for a year or two a while ago but it was in motorhomes. So I have dealt with electrics before but obviously a different kettle of fish. I noticed on the EHX website that it says russian muff already have true bypass?? anyways after looking round the true bypass idea looks pretty complicated, so Its just replacing the pots, 1/4" jacks and hopefully swapping for a 9v power input but If thats a more advanced procedure I can live with giving that a miss too. Ill just be putting it in a new box with new pots and new inputs. [url="http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connectors/Connectors-Audio-Video/Jack/6.35mm-PCB-Mounting-jack-socket/63502"]http://www.rapidonline.com/Cables-Connecto...ck-socket/63502[/url] are these the correct inputs?? and would i need mono or stereo? im guessing its mono

okay so ive been looking at the pedal and i found this www.singlecoil.com/docs/russian_muff.pdf which basicly talks about what I want to do but doesnt go into in great detail so i was wondering if someone could confirm that im right in thinking this... [attachment=40047:P1120018.JPG] okay so thats the pedal im rehousing [attachment=40048:P1120029.JPG] ...these pots on the back read "M10M" with a load of symbols and numbers... im not sure where i can find a better quality version of these could someone point me in the right direction? but all three pots read the same on the back so im guessing theyre all the same? and I can just buy three better ones, and wire them up to replace them? [attachment=40049:P1120028.JPG] ...the red and black power cables coming out the back of the circuitboard... to wire it up to a 9v input do i just buy a 9v input block or something? and just wire that up red and black -> 9v input? or is it more complicated. and after scowling maplin.co.uk i still cant find what i might be looking for and finally... [attachment=40050:P1120030.JPG] could i solder the back(left side on that photo) the small blobs you can see, and then when hot enough ill be able to remove the 1/4" jack inputs and drop in two of these... [url="http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=982"]http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=982[/url] ....and then put all the guts in the appropriate diecast eddystone enclosures you can get from maplin am i way off and this isnt as simple as i think or is this basicly what I need to do. I just gathered from EHX.com that the pedal is already true bypass. any help would be appreciated

hey, i found a few threads on this but not really with enough info. I have a black russian big muff and I want to rehouse it. Not because size is an issue but because the pots are really noisy when I turn them, the input is a little loose as I lost one of the plastic nuts that go on the outside, meaning that if the cable moves slightly out of place I just get no sound out of it, and because a 9v input that doesnt add any kind of hiss when in use would be awesome. True bypass would be a good idea too if its a simple thing to do. Im pretty sure its common for people to do this but I was wondering if someone could point me in the right place for what parts I would need to purchase and maybe a step by step dummys guide to doing this sort of thing. Ive never modded a pedal in my life. But I refuse to let this pedal retire ive noticed theyre worth quite a bit and Ive always loved the sound it gives me. Any info or advice from someone who has done this sort of thing would be great help

[quote name='bottomfeed' post='694658' date='Dec 28 2009, 03:59 AM']Anyway I hope that when you do finally recieve a pedal you like it and will comeback to sixties in the future[/quote] haha ace

it is a damn fine amp, id love a head and cab seperates version of this just for ease of mobility purposes

cheers mate

[url="http://www.marshallamps.com/heritage/dbs/dbs_05.asp"]http://www.marshallamps.com/heritage/dbs/dbs_05.asp[/url] [attachment=39483:72410.jpg] Ive got one of these and im looking to get rid mainly due the the fact that i struggle to get it anywhere because i dont drive. Its a Marshall DBS 72410. I was going to put it up for sale on the forums here but I cant find any on ebay to compare to and im not sure how much its worth. The plasticy coating stuff on the side is a bit tatty but the amp works perfect I had an amp technician look at it a few months back.. anybody know what the average going rate for these are????

im buying one of the warwick rockbag deluxe's at the end of this week. £25? bargain

buy a plectrum save your cash