ColinB

You can only use the toneprint editor on pedals, not the amp. And to answer the OP..... Yes, the drive is too loud to be useable. I use pedals for drive.

I'm a Harley and Jazz man...... can I join in, please? (Tho' I did have a SV650 before my Harley!)

I've seen them many times and been a big fan since I was 15. That's 40 years ago now!!

Damn you, TC Electronic. I thought I'd got the compressor I wanted!

Here it is.... [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/spectracomp-bass-compressor/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TCE%20MI%20NEWS%20Winter%20NAMM%202016%20Releases&utm_content=TCE%20MI%20NEWS%20Winter%20NAMM%202016%20Releases+CID_064c26e3b3e7d8f0d2581c3081a95bcb&utm_source=Campaign%20Monitor"]clickety-click[/url].

[quote name='tom1946' timestamp='1452926300' post='2954752']
Damn, Been looking for a trib for ages....
sold my last one here, a lovely honeyburst/maple jobby and I bitterly regret it now
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Is that the JB-2 you so kindly sold me? It's absolutely lovely and I'm not surprised you bitterly regret it now. (Does this help? )

The Caline CP-18 is a clone of the BB and somewhere between $30 and £35 depending on where you can find one. Or you could make ypur own.... [url="http://shop.pedalparts.co.uk/Big_Beefy_Preamp_-_Boost_and_Overdrive/p847124_10530483.aspx"]here[/url].

DIY Barbershop with built-in, always-on SHO boost. Just sounds [i]sooooo[/i] good.

9. Not too shabby.

I love it. What a beaut.

oooo - that's lovely, that is!

A true charactor. RIP.

CAR. Love it!

Lovely. Can your wife give mine a call, please.

Indeed. Merry Christmas to y'all and thanks for the entertainment in 2015.

Here's to 2016

I hung my guitars and basses on wall hangers in the hallway - MrsB thinks they're excellent there and wants the same again when we move house. At the mo' they're down and in cases and the holes filled in 'cos we're moving in 2 weeks.

.....and I have a [u]lot[/u] of ties.

mmm - thoughts turning to a sort of rotating tie-rack storage solution inside a wardrobe.

oooo - that's rather nice, that is!

If you're handy with a soldering iron you could go the DIY route [url="http://shop.pedalparts.co.uk/Crusher_-_Analog_Bit_Crusher/p847124_9120292.aspx"]here[/url] for ~£30 all in.

I've got one..... and it's great. I've 'passified' mine with a GFS MM pro-plus alnico p/up ([url="http://www.guitarfetish.com/GFS-MM-Pro-Plus-Alnico-Music-Man-style-pickup-INCREDIBLE-tone_p_323.html"]here[/url]) with a 3-way switch for series/split/resistor-reduced and I'm very happy with it. Using the 3-way switch and a home-brew barbershop I can get clean, touch of hair, bit of grit.

You might need to remove the [b]s[/b] from [b]https[/b] to get it to work.

That's lovely. I like the tort!

[quote name='ThirteenDevils' timestamp='1449700394' post='2926191']
To celibrate NOT getting flooded this weekend, i bought a pedaltrain classic jr AND a Wren and Cuff Tall Font Russian!
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mmmm - must try that one on MrsB.

The new tone prints have mysteriously appeared on my phone???? The phaser's quite nice when set to mildly irritating.... but less so at stun setting. The other two don't flap my flares.

[quote name='Greg.Bassman' timestamp='1449664685' post='2925695']
Why so expensive compared to their other fuzzes? What's so special?
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Good question! This is the inside....

One advantage of the Boss TU-2 is the switching is silent.... no click at all. This is really important for me as I do a lot of band pit work for shows so the TU-2 gets used as a mute between songs and the click of the usual stomp-switch would be annoying. This may, of course, not matter to you.