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The Apollo seems nice but looks more studio amp than gigging amp though I have seen one used by the bassist in Robert Plants performance on later... a while back. EBS do a similar low watt valve head (60watts?) Depends what application it's needed for. A great wee practice amp for home or full on gigging amp (if using a IEM and mic'ing the cab). If it's very low wattage contact Matamp and have them tweak a Minimat for ya! If it's a big amp contact Matamp and have them build you a monster Good luck
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BB pre amp is great and allows you to balnce the tone well with other things as it is boost and cut. Currently enjoying what its doing with my p bass. I found, and you may not give a damn , is that while one pedal can maybe cover a low gain or moderate gain we would rather have two pedals that do each sound equally well cause we love to buy gear. I've happily loaned guys on here a pedal to see if it was what they were after during quiet, non-giging times but I'm busy over August. If you're still thinking about a BB pre amp gimme a shout and I can bounce it your way for a few days near the end of the month.
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I use an Aguilar BD924 (bass and treble boost only which is the same as the Sadowsky unit). I think it allows the p bass tone to come out with a little added bottom (and zing if required). Currently thinking about a Ray 34 which I've found cutting the treble and boosting bass and mids a little gives a very warm fat tone which is right up my street tone wise. I'm into old, fat tone and not this Jazz noodle tone (it's an unofficail term)but something about the Stngray sound appeals - I guess it's the Leo Fender connection. Razze I might swing by tonight as I'm gigging round the corner at 11pm. What time you guys starting?
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Dude it's a great bass but my tricked out P is getting all the love as its cheaper and I'm less precious about something happening to it. The MD stays home and is my go to recording bass - that CS '59 pick up with a bit of valve compressor and a tube di is awesome recorded! I just fancy trying a Stingray vibe with my new band! -
Would trade for Sterling by MM Ray 34 or PX against a Black/maple or Natural/maple Stingray Word!
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Price drop to £375 Seen something that tickles my fancy! I said fancy!!!!
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Bump for this super bass. Remember includes two custom scratch plates (black and tort) and it's had £141 worth of work done to the neck. Work sheet included detailing everything!
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When I got back into playing I got the 4 string version of this. Great basses and I'm sorely tempted - I managed to trade my old one for a '79 Fender P bass?!?!?!?!?! Honest! -
I've offered my old practice room before but alas no longer have the lease on it. Plenty of space there for some BBQ action and beers and few locals to annoy. Finnegans Wake on Victoria Street (just out of the Grassmarket) have live music every night and is good for cheap pints Mon-Thur (£1.85 for some beers!!!) and its normally got a bevy of Spanish ladies in Tghe staff are all pretty dead on and the place is normally jumping at the weekends. Oh and my baldy mate works there, granted he is a bit of a prick
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Hello from another Edinburgh local (although originally from N.Ire)
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Yeah I think it means Large chicken!
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Word up K-Lab are also playing this gig! Check it out!
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Still not heard about support acts yet. If any of your mates are playing at this please do update this post. Hope to see some of you there! G
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Yeeeeeeeeooooooowh!
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Did a trade with Fatos. Great stuff quick and hassle free. Top notch! G
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Pedals for sale - Come in side and have a look!
krispn replied to krispn's topic in Effects For Sale
Mad Professor is available again! -
If you have a wet afternoon to spare mock up a board using a scale drawing or cut out bits of a cereal box. Stay with me here.... OK I was babysitting and bored one afternoon so I got my niece and nephew to draw pedals onto shapes I'd cut out from a cereal box and told them they were designing what Uncle G would be using in his band. They loved it Most sites have the dimensions/spec or their pedal on there so a ruler, some safety scissors and free child labour and you can have a 'working' diagram in a few short hours.
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Pedals for sale - Come in side and have a look!
krispn replied to krispn's topic in Effects For Sale
Mad Prof on hold and the Sublime is gone! -
Pedals for sale - Come in side and have a look!
krispn replied to krispn's topic in Effects For Sale
Aggie is on hold for now and the Boss is SOLD -
Hey folks Doing a bit of a purge as I've slimmed down my main pedal board to compressor, drive/eq and tuner! Mad Professor Blueberry Bass OD (MP BBBOD) £70[b][i] Sill available[/i][/b] [url="http://www.mpamp.com/pedal/pedals-bbbod.htm"]http://www.mpamp.com...edals-bbbod.htm[/url] Dynamic valve-like response form this low-mid gain behemouth. Vol, Drive and with the clever Nature control adjustment one can adjust the tone, and also control what register distorts. From really big and fat with low register distortion to cutting upper midrage solo bass tone. Again another one of those I really think I should keep it pedals! Custom Fuzz aka The Dirty Little B*tch £35 Really bottom heavy fuzz built around the DOD Grunge. Great compressed type tone tht can go from Doom to uber nasty! If you're after that little something to lift your bands filth quota this is the unit! Prices all include p+p in the UK. If you're local come round and have a demo! Cheers G
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We're stoked to be supporting Luke at Sneaky Pete's on the 25th July. Doors from 7pm. No other support confirmed yet but I'll update the post soon as I know and updates via Twitter @RealTitusPullo Luke's new album The Water's Edge is really good. Go check him out and then come to the gig! G
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****Videos added**** Sub-Lime Fuzz, Custom Fuzz
krispn replied to krispn's topic in Effects For Sale
Bump for the craic! -
+1 on the BB Pre Amp. Great wee unit. The boss is a bit fizzy. I used one in conjunction with a pre type pedal to add some oomph but since retired it. I've PM'd you about the Fender Sublime as an OD option and the Mad Professor BBBOD. There is a heap of choice and until you hear one in the wild and with a band it's hard to make the call. Some pedals can sound poor solo'd but just really work in a band and vice versa. The good thing about BC is that people will genuinely and steer you in the right direction. Good luck!
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It's like a Mark Hoppus bass only way better. Good luck with this one Eddie! I'd be sorely tempted but 3 basses would be over kill
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