[quote name='Darkstrike' post='1280413' date='Jun 24 2011, 12:42 AM']Man, GB makes some gorgeous basses.[/quote]
Damn right! Stunning stuff!
[quote name='Darkstrike' post='1280413' date='Jun 24 2011, 12:42 AM']The "sound to light" system is one of the coolest things ever.[/quote]
Hmmmmmmmm...
For simplicity and sound it has to be the EBS multiComp for me. I have been a fan of the onboard compressor in EBS amps for a long time. To get it in pedal form has been a blessing. I find it easy to balance gain wise and it really doesnt colour tone at all.
Ha! Ironically his kit gets smaller and smaller.
Current kit is a Floor Tom on a mount (so played like a bass drum), 2 or 3 snares depending on mood, hats, ride, chopper, trashformer, splash
[quote name='Bass Culture' post='1278623' date='Jun 22 2011, 03:28 PM']Someone put the man out of his misery! Roscoes are fabulous instruments and I have no doubt this one will make someone out there a very happy bunny indeed![/quote]
Well if noone bites and I'm left with 2 Roscoe fretless basses, will I be disappointed...? ...No
Would love this to go to someone else in the Basschat family though...
Shep
I have an EBS Dynaverb. It arrived this week and as such is still showroom new. It's had about 30 minutes use. Putting together my mini board and I miss having a delay on it.
As such this is up for trade against a similar priced delay pedal or funky envelope pedal (DynaVerb retails around £175). Let me know what you got.
Will also sell at [s]£110[/s] SOLD
Shep
[quote name='supabock' post='1279083' date='Jun 22 2011, 09:36 PM']So, is the head still available.......??
Not sure what you meant by...... "Word!"[/quote]
Sorry... Trying to be 'down with the kids'
Someone had PM'd before you, I've messaged them with 1st refusal. Pending that reply, your next in line and I'll let you know ASAP.
Cab SOLD!
Shep
I thought about that solution, but I do turn them on and off, and the cabling from a rack to pedals (as they are at different points of the chain, 1 with an expression pedal, 3 connected to the MP-201) is a logistical nightmare! I need to tweak stuff a my feet live as well.
Yup - The current board weighs more than my cab - I'm thinking I need to try and work without some of my pedals for a bit to try and fit them in the Tourman/Showman combo.
That's about th best bet I think. Think I may give up on that idea. I've just upgraded to a Tourman AND a Showman so I can have all my exp pedals and external control units on a board for set up/breakdown ease. I'm ashamed to admit that I eithe need 2 Tourman or to cut some stuff out... Why are MoogerFoogers so bloody big!!!!!
Hey Mark,
Cheers for the kind words. I agree on the neck dimensions... The perfect size with the ideal profile. Just feels 'right' in the hand. This is the more popular 18.3mm spaced Roscoe setup & neck. The 19mm version tends to feel a little big for many.
Shep
Interesting pedal board!?
The Diago has small rubber feet already. Door stops may work but I want a reasonable angle on it. Takao the back by an inch I doubt will do anything noticeable.
Wizzy pics with bag as promised. Apologies for the quality, had to take them on the iPhone and I'm uploading them on the bus on the way to the studio!!
Backpack -
Cab going into backpack -
Fits Cab & Head with side pockets for cables -
Small tear at the back of back. That was there when I got the bag 2nd hand by has not got anywhere desire using it as intended -
I'm sure on the 'pin' based feet. There's seriou weight in the board (more than my 212 cab) plus with my body weight on it I'll be concerned about damage to the floor/studio carpet.
The flat feet in the link above are cool. Was thinking about those ISO tilt blocks you can buy for amps as well... Obviously for the tilt as opposed to the isolation properties!