krispn
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Now you’re talking.
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More likely they’re making them in batches and not rushing ‘all hands on deck’ to this one unit over their normal production schedules. I mean they should but…
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The most versatile dirt/octave pedal out there. https://www.darkglass.com/en-gb/products/kaamos The beauty of this pedal is that it’s plug and play but very intuitively you can deep dive all the more complex features without the need for menu diving etc. Effectively it’s an Alpha Omicron and sub pedal in one. The dirt sound is spot on and although digital sounds exactly like my old AO analogue unit. Some great video demos out there so if you’re not aware of this check them out. Boxed as new. I keep buying octave pedals but never really get an opportunity to use them live. I do try but it doesn’t quite fit with the rocked up folk vibe we play. Plus who needs punishing subdirt/pseudo synth on Dirty Old Town! The killer feature for me is the parallel pathway with all three signals clean/sub/dirt blended to perfection. I just wish I had more use fot it. Oh has a DI out too so can double up if some mid gig disaster happens to your rig. It is the best design and thought out sub pedal I’ve ever used. No trades at this time. Thanks. Price includes tracked UK postage.-
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@EmmettC gimme a shout if you do ask Guitar Guitar to get one in and I’ll mooch about and have a go too. I used to have. Super P5 and loved it.
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I think they’re already accounted for.
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Still available
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Bump
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Big Muff!
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TC delay added to list And I’ve made my peace all pedals are available including the MB compressor 🤣
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I have the 4 On the Floor drive with the same filters. So useful for the gigging player to dial in the right sound on the gig. Tame the highs and anger the perfect amount of low end clarity. This EQ and a dirt pedal would be such a killer combination!! If I had the space on my board and wasn’t already running a cracking preamp! -
Cracking amp and a price that makes you wanna do this face 🥴 Class A/B = proper tones! -
@tayste_2000 you ok hun? -
Fuzz sold
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I gigged a Super P for about 5 yrs and loved it. Just a wonderfully made and exquisite bass to play.
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They have a stealth version. How’s that eq sounding @dub_junkie have you tried previous Dingwall models to compare? I think many of us are dying to hear how that neve bass boost sounds!
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Owned a Sublime twice and it’s a cracking pedal but not in my price range this time round. GLWTS -
Two things and this isn’t gospel… 1. It’s as ‘plug and play’ as this type of unit can be in it’ll work for almost everyones playing style but you may need to make very minor adaptations to your playing style - it’s as good a synth pedal as any bassist wanting to do the synth thing will find out the box. 2. It’s the closest and easiest ‘out of the box’ in terms of its actual sounds and in that regard it’s as ‘plug and play’ sound wise as you might want with enough scope to refine or edit to taste. In the same way something like a classic OC2 octave pedal has to be ‘played’ due to its quirkiness/glitch related behaviours there are little changes we might need to make with some gear to make it work.
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Was this the one in the Edinburgh shop? I was planning on having a rip on that this weekend 😀
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@Sibob B_ F_lt_r f_zz
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Fuzz on hold pending.
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It’s the older one with the recessed knobs. It really is a killer unit but the size can be off putting. I run it off a Fender LvL 8 power brick at 12v 500ma and it works perfectly. I have a valve preamp on my board and some additional Lightening Boy Audio 2020s transformers hidden underneath my board and I’m not really needing the tube stage form the MB comp as I have that tube character already but it’s nice to swap it on and off the board when I feel like it. Aww I might pop it back on this evening now I’m talking about it. I knew this would happen 🤣
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I think this this range is 60’s (even though I put the PV 74’s into a 60’s spacing). I believe there is a 70’s version from HB with the blocks and binding but again BTW Gregor is into the 60’s thing.
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The neck on the MV series HB range have a nice profile. More D than C so feels more substantial in the hand than a Flea sig (I have both). I put some Fender PV ‘74 pick up’s in my HB and a new loom and it sounds fantastic. (As an aside I’ve never used a 70’s wind jazz set before and they really do add some muscle and add in a more forward midrange. Very impressed by them!) but I think Gregor favours the 60’s wind. Kloppman pick up sets, especially the one Gregor likes, are about £300 per set so this will likely be a great sounding bass but as a one off series it’s probably gonna be spendy for the brand but with good quality hardware. The neck looks like a nice piece of wood and hopefully they’re monitoring the weight to keep them under 4kg.
