RichF

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Me likely
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you likely what?

this is my essentials board (obviously could be scaled up) - tuner>comp>OD>fuzz>chorus. I have recently removed filter and octave, which could easily be part of a bigger "essentials" board.

bump for sold items - still have the superb cables with neutrik right angled jacks.

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I like it Pretty close to my ideal. Main reason I never took the plunge with the MXR comp is that it didn't look like the attack went slow enough.
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well you're the king of the SFX nano so that's very good of you to say. To be really really honest I like control just so much on my comp that I am not sure I would swap the MXR out unless I could be sure of the right functionality. The SFX does look tidy though and my board would just be so pretty.

if only I could find a 5 knob comp with metering in a 1590A casing then I would be sorted. I await Max's micro comp with mucho interest, but anyway I love me my MXR.

new nano board - sweet!

nice nice nice - monster bass, good price.

awesome!

that's the kind of sh*t hot stuff that totally gets a room going. That tone aint for me but i see how it fits with the vibe the band are going for.

bump for price reductions

Ivan, a basschat giant, bought a pedal. wow, easy easy transaction, prompt payment, good communication. Great guy, trade in total confidence.

i really like my MXR M87 bass compressor. I like it has 5 knobs and gain reduction metering. Last time I looked there was one for sale on here.

crossover on the chorus is a great option - retain lows and sparkle the top. If the flanger's decent then you have a real winner. Ships December apparently.

the MXR, which I have, is great and I really appreciate the metering. It's 5 knob plus metering.

I have one. It is excellent, great control. Someone should buy this.

Blow a guy's fantasies why dont you!

if the geezer has £1500 and wants to spend it on something lovely then Barrie has just pointed him in the right direction - Ampeg B15N. Oh yeah! Then it begins. Only problem is you need a fcuk off good bedroom to deserve one o them bad boys. I imagine Molan Heights as a trendy loft or baronial mansion, with its vintage fenders, Foderas and Ritters. Maybe we're OK cause "Pete Bigmatch" sounds like a guy ready to do business.

i hate myself for a few things but one is my blind spot for some obviously great music - keep trying but hate Dylan, and keep trying Steely Dan and while I dont hate them, they just dont do much for me. I will follow the links and try again now I am older still.

Yeah, assuming you will be doing a reasonable amount of headphone playing, I think the preamp, recording style set up is the way to go, with a wee combo for practice. Do you record? songwrite? videos? Anyway the [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Pre_Amplifiers_Phil_Jones_Bass.html"]Phil Jones Bass Buddy[/url] is an excellent tiny preamp with decent features including compressor. I loved mine. Obviously you could go mental and get a SWR MM pre or an Avalon!? That's would be a total luxury. In terms of combo, some good suggestions so far- Roland, ashdown, markbass - but if you really have a bit of cash, then a [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/PJB_CUB.html"]Phil Jones combo[/url] might be a decent option? Small, very good sound. The Cub is designed to sit by a desk or whatever so you could even use that for your headphone work, avoiding the need for a pre? There are bigger PJ options. I would maybe add in a B3 for FX.

Just got a nice long instrument lead fro Dave with neutrik silent jacks (1 straight 1 right angled). It arrived almost before I ordered it and it came with the reassuring aura of total expertise and professionalism.

Sadowsky always indicates some regret on how he modded MM's jazz - he created the infamous plate to cover that he had routed on the front. I always assumed that included the battery compartment?

All improvements on the original CIJ model. I love mine especially with the John East fitted but preferring to swap out pre shows that there was scope for improvement. I am delighted to hear that the fitting and finish is good cause my Japanese one is exceptional.

Si bought a pedal off me, he paid the money quickly and the whole exchange was highly satisfactory. Trade with total confidence. Cheers, Rich

Sam just bought a wee patch box. Easy deal, came to collect in the rain. All round good guy. Cheers, Rich

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only problem for me is that Goebbels lacks the menace of Dood.