pantherairsoft

Best bit of kit ever. The noise gate is the best I have ever used without a doubt outside of a super expensive studio rack and the compressor is totally transparent. I'm blown away buy how it really does not effect tone at all. Even my sub. I use very subtle compression in 3 band studio mode, just to keep the ear splitting highs in check and it's perfect. In the single band mode I get a little click if its set to 100% wet. As soon you you mix in any dry (which you will pretty much always do when you play a stringed instrument that heavily relies on the attack of the string) then I don't hear it at all. I doubt I'll ever use the squashy single band stomp mode anyway... That noise gate needs an award. Bad part is that its discontinued now and TC have none left to ship. Shep.

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1331239009' post='1570246'] 'kinell, your board weighs more than my tube amp! [/quote] Weighs more than my amp, cab and bass together. Weighs more than our drum kit inc. hardware!

[quote name='deej' timestamp='1331238751' post='1570239'] Do GigRig do any adapters for AC pedals? I couldnt see anything on their site for it so im gonna guess not. I hate the power supply for my Line 6 M9 but havnt found anything else that can power it. [/quote] They did make the Whambo which powered the AC Whammy IV (and other pedals with that requirement). It was withdrawn though, I believe this was because one of the manufacturers went bust/was effected by natural disaster in Japan. Dan would need to confirm this but I did have a Whambo at one time and wanted it modding slightly and they were unable to do it due to issues getting components from Japan. I would expect the AC based support will return in the future though.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1331238469' post='1570229'] Dude your board must weigh a ton. Team lift? [/quote] Not been officially weighed but its circa 50-55KG at an estimate. Strictly a 2-man lift - unless you are mcgraham who decides to play super man when he helped out at a gig - and nearly broke his back in the process!

Few small tweaks to the board. Need to sort this properly still but layout changes look like this - TC corner... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/671b88e4.jpg[/IMG]

[quote name='woodyratm' timestamp='1331125050' post='1568003'] In all honesty - I've never used it. It buzzed and hummed like a bitch. Kinda just ignored it. If it worked for a light distortion I'd be very happy! [/quote] My money would be on the power supply not giving it what it wants! You heard from Dan?

[quote name='woodyratm' timestamp='1331121303' post='1567892'] well it's 500mA - but the site says to use the 1200mA. [url="http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/page29.html"]http://www.davehalla....uk/page29.html[/url] I think all centre negative except the DHA. [/quote] That'll be fine mate - looking at the pedals left over there is nothing horrid so I'd bang that on an email to dan. My Prediction. 1 Generator 2 Distributors 1 SupaNova (for DHA) 1 Reverse Polarity adapter (for DHA) The SupaNova may be swapped for something else depending on how the DHA take to the power consumption.

1200mA for the DHA - really!!!!? I imagine all the others will be very low draw and wouldn't worry about them too much. Nothing digital and demanding there. Does everything work on centre negative supplies? Source Audio BEF is 145mA max according to the manual.

Yeah. It's worth noting, that like an amp, a power supply likes headroom! Yes they will 'work' up to the listed rating, but once you pass the halfway mark of a power supplies draw then you may find it gets noisey, hot etc and generally does not perform well. Beauty of the Generator is that it's so damn powerful you can power a silly board like mine and still not really tip the 50% of power/draw rating. Makes a MASSIVE difference. Most of the stuff on that list should be easy to find. Gimme a shout of you get stuck on any of em'.

Ta Da! The Generator will work a treat. Pretty much everything is 9v. The DHA might be 12v but the SupaNova adapter will take care of that. The high draw stuff may need some tweaking so you need to do the following. Rewrite your list above and confirm and voltages you are unsure about. List the polarity of each pedal. Add the draw (mA) next to each pedal is you can - particularly any high draw units (say 250mA +). Email it to Dan @ GigRig. He will work out if any special adapters are needed. When you get the stuff. If anything doesn't play ball, let Dan know and he'll tweak/adjust/modify adapters for you as you go (some pedals react odd in chains even when on paper they are fine!) until its perfect. I would think you'll just need an adapter for the DHA plus the cheap polarity changers for each pedal that centre positive (if any are), though if any have a huge draw then something may be needed (Deep impacts draw?). Email Dan and he'll tell you exactly what you need. Wicked product and even better service & after care.

Russ bought my Boss DD-20 Giga Delay. Easy transaction. Cheers dude!

Howard bought my dodgy Hartke amp as a fix me up. Negotiated politely, paid promptly & kept in touch throughout. Top stuff. Thanks mate!

I'd of tried to get down for this is I wasn't at a family party. It's a drive, but it would of been worth it!

Hi Sallie, Welcome to BC. Shep

Awesome. looking forwards to seeing this take shape!

You are limited with decent Octave units smaller than a Boss Pedal. I'd say the smallest decent one is the MXR Bass Octave Deluxe. The throaty midrange control on it sounds great before fuzz as well!

I'd take my fav Octave & my fav Fuzz and put them in a tiny true bypass looper to turn them on and off. Obviously that takes up extra pedalboard space, but there's no compromise in sound!

[quote name='Riddler' timestamp='1330847288' post='1563618'] Great review, very tempted now, Alex is in Brighton isn't he? so am I, oh dear GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS [/quote] Brighton he is - though distance is no worry. He'd get you a cab safe and sound if you were in Iraq!