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Did you email Fodera to ask? Si

Banzai Music are probably the best place to get coloured ones in most sizes. Ships from Germany Si

I still really like the BB Pre, I think it works best as a low-med gain pedal, the high gain isn't the best IMO (although still very useable). But all in all, very versatile drive pedal! Si

Yup, which order sounds best to you? Si

I had a Micropower that hummed badly. I contacted Diago and they sorted me out, really helpful guys! Si

I keep eyeing up these P5s, I don't play much low B, but the odd gig comes in that requires it so I like having a cheap one handy. I currently have a Yamaha BB 615 that I picked up for £180......so can't really moan at that. If that wasn't about, would buy one of these P5s tonight! Si

Nice, are they push/pull pots on the top row? Si

Fitted a set to my Yamaha BB 5-string, great strings although I didn't quite get on with the tension, I actually prefer the tension of the standard Dunlop set which i've got on my P/J 4 Si

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[quote name='Bassjon' timestamp='1424780251' post='2700310'] I assumed no such thing. I just said I don't like show off bass players. Again, same thing. Where did I say he can't groove? I just don't like show off....... oh forget it! You're right I'm wrong. There, happy? Sorry all for having an opinion that isn't the same as yours. [/quote] Certainly not trying to state that i'm right and you're wrong, would never want anyone to think that. I'm simply struggling to understand the thinking behind not liking 'show off bassists' (whatever that means, obviously it's subjective though), but leaving your conclusion of them there, without considering asking them about the other side of what they do given the opportunity of the show, no malicious meant, no stress. It'd be great to have lots and lots of players at the event, but the reality is there's a few spaces I guess. Maybe next year for the guys you mention I'd personally love to see Pino and Justin Chancellor, but hey, we can but hope Si

[quote name='Bassjon' timestamp='1424771983' post='2700150'] I'd just like to see some more bassists from bands tell us about their approach to songs. Why are there no guys like Cass Lewis, Michael McKeegan, Duff, Nicky Wire, Jason Newsted etc. If I have to hear Stu Hamm do that country and western tap thing he ALWAYS puts in his solos for the last 30 years I'm going to lose my mind! (Although I will admit to learning it!) [/quote] You're missing my point, you think that Hamm has never written a song, or played a bassline on a pop song? Ask him about it, I'm almost certain that he'd prefer to answer that than some kid who asks 'how do you tap metal?' Si

Sweet, didn't see Jah last time, so looking forward to it! With regards to the above comment of "They're all show-off players"? Very odd. Divinity, Jah Wobble, Steve Lawson, Ethan Farmer. I wouldn't call any of these players show-offs, can they show-off? Sure, because they're asked to at a bass show, do they earn the bulk of their income showing off, definitely not. I'd probably even argue that for Sheehan & Hamm too, sure they can show off, they get booked for the firework shredding etc, but they'll be the first to say that it's all silly and just for fun. If all you see from a life-time of work is what people upload on Youtube from gear shows, maybe you should attend to actually hear what they're about? Si

[quote name='ColinB' timestamp='1424440294' post='2696327'] Nice one - you old romantic, you. [/quote] It was great success Si

[quote name='ColinB' timestamp='1424440722' post='2696334'] I decided to put my Madbean Afterlife into a 1950a enclosure. I replaced the Ghostnote mod with the original resister as that's where I'd found it to sound best anyway. I also tried to make a neater wiring job after seeing Si's work..... [/quote] Looking great, 1590a projects are so satisfying when they come off lol Si

Slightly different from me here. My gf plays guitar, and when she joined a band, asked if she could borrow an overdrive pedal and a tuner. I had the first ever pedal I built (a Gainster clone) hanging around in a drawer, so after taking it apart and tightening everything up to my current standards (plus write/paint a ropey design on it, the Feist was born), and gifting her an old TU-2, she was up and running. Eventually she then wanted something with more gain and also a chorus pedal......and something to put them on . So for her birthday tomorrow, I have purchased a Pedal Train Nano from a member here, built her a Rat clone for her grittier needs, and purchased a little Chorus pedal too. The Chorus is great, £26.99 and essentially the same pedal as the Mooer Ensemble King and in the same enclosure as the new Godlyke mini pedals. Ah the beauty of multi-brand Chinese manufacturing. The patch cables I ordered didn't come in time for tomorrow, but they'll be smaller and tidier. Power is just daisy-chained from the tuner for now, she may update to an under-board power supply at some point perhaps. This will be popped in the pedal train carry case, wrapped up and she'll open it tomorrow Si

I forgot to take a photo and my mate has it now Was fairly tidy, ever since I discovered solid core cables.....changed my world. There's a few posts within this thread where I have some guts pictures from my Poultone Boosts etc, nice and neat Edit: Here's one of my boosts, the Em-Drive had one more board-mount pot, but actually fewer components. Same cabling fundamentally though: [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2r7mu7c.png[/IMG] Si

Built a quick EM-Drive clone for a friend, Fuzz Dog PCB, nice and easy, sounds fine (for a light guitar Overdrive). Stencilled a Bear on it.......cos he likes Bears mainly: [IMG]http://i62.tinypic.com/1zmkxes.png[/IMG] Si

[quote name='Wooks79' timestamp='1424199020' post='2693787'] Is there anyone on here fancies looking at a Fuzzrocious Dark Driving that doesn't seem to be playing right for me please? [/quote] Whats up with it? (as best as you can describe) PM me of you'd like Si

[quote name='Nicko' timestamp='1424191734' post='2693675'] Its more the muscles in the forearm that are the problem, but I'll keep an eye on it. [/quote] That really is just conditioning/practice But technique can have an effect on it too, perhaps some photos of your current technique, or even a video of your plucking hand playing the song, would help people make suggestions. Going to a good teacher will also do you the world of good Si