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51 minutes ago, stewblack said:

Hang on...we're at cross purposes. A used FI v1 with V3 firmware

Ahhh. I see.

Ive got that. It's awesome!

1 minute ago, stewblack said:

A used FI. But yes, I've been working a lot and saving!

Spent it all on pedals and my dream amp comes up for sale today. 

Oooh, whats that?

You were able to find a used v4 already? Dang...

49 minutes ago, stewblack said:

It's here. Or rather, it's there. At home in a box. Had to bring my mam into A&E so I never got to unwrap it.

I may get to it later, don't really know what's happening..

You got the new biss andbthe new FI?!!?

Inspiring!

Someone here recommended this to me recently.  It would be perfect for my needs, but a bit bigger than i have space for. 

46 minutes ago, MichaelDean said:

From what I can gather, the full ToneX lets you run up to three banks of IRs/sounds all at once. The ToneX One only lets you do one at a time, but you can switch between presets. In A/B mode, you can quickly switch between two different presets. In bypass you can turn the whole thing on/off and you have to bend down to change the preset, which might be a bit fiddly live.

This software you can blend multiple IRs and output as a single wav file IR

That is cool

https://www.overloud.com/products/supercabinet

Been reading up on IRs in general and taking another look at the tonex. Theres also that tonex one pedal.

 How many IRs can you run at once in the tonex?

I didnt realise there were IRs of atudio kit as well. 

I wonde if i could like load 3 studio IRs on a tonex one at the same time and run that jnto the opus for cab/amp models.

Cool stuff either way.

That figrst one looks right to me.

If you're in dublin some neck guitars is the best shop. 

https://www.someneckguitars.com/

Like all shops, lots of guitars, a few nice basses.

Bonus that it's about 350 metres from my place.

Apparently they arent playing any tunes Eric A. didnt record in the set list. 

I have zero problem with that.

I wouldn't even know them to hear i don't think. They do have a new tune i need to check out.

Figured out how to use static IRs with the Opus.

So cool. Helps with the option paralysis of the DynIRs

Been using the opus a lot lately for practicing. It takes pedals very well where the katana go doesnt.

3 minutes ago, Quatschmacher said:

I use that too sometimes but the MS offers me many more options (and controls my other pedals too). If I were taking the FI and nothing else to a session I’d probably use the 4Control. 

Yeah, i would like a morningstar, but cant cant justify it with my setup. 

I do has a dmc.micro for midi on my smaller board and i am amazed by hiw much thiis little box can do. Im using all the ports on it simultaneously to control multiple pedals and an expression pedal. 

3 hours ago, Quatschmacher said:

I use mine with my Morningstar controller which can act as the interface too so no need to unplug/disassemble anything - simply hook up a usb cable to the Morningstar et voilá!

I use the midibeam 4Control fastened ubder my board. 

No need to take off the FI and it gives me expression pedal and an extra two button switch

Just now, Homatron said:

Just when I thought my board was becoming worthy of posting on this thread @admiralchew blows it out of the water! Impressive boards and cool to see them all together. I'd not thought about pedalboards as a hobby in their own right but it makes sense when you see stuff like this.

 

Think I might wait a while before I put my meagre efforts out there. 

Post it!

Chew is an inspiration!

10 minutes ago, tayste_2000 said:

 

Get in line

Soz. I'm in the instagram follower pre-sales queue .

1 minute ago, admiralchew said:

 

 

That's really nice to hear, thanks! Hopefully they're not used as an example of what happens when a person is still dealing with the remnants of 20+ years of obsessive compulsive disorder.

They would be well used to that. I'm their da!

21 minutes ago, admiralchew said:

Thank you. I know that the boards (including the number) won't be too everyone's taste and it may look gratuitous, but using pedals are my main hobby and I also enjoy them also as art-like objects. I would likely trade my pedals for more skill on the instrument but life/time constraints that mean I take my bass-related enjoyment disproportionately from pedal-usage.

 

The mini board weighs a ton but I tried to recreate the pedals on my bottom right board with minis (and the same with Broughton pedals). I've used the Minis board a few times (it may weigh a ton but the big boards weigh a lot more!) with a Broughton Proto DI and the only thing I would consider changing is to introduce a preamp for more EQ control.

 

Which pedal is it you're trying to identify?

 

Thank you for the kind comment too.

Your boards are so sick i show them to my kids!

I also use your pics to justify buying more pedals  (justify to myself i mean)

5 minutes ago, neepheid said:

And you have to pay tax on that when it arrives. What a con!

I know! Thankfully this was a bass i bought many years ago, so I'm really only paying shipping and whatever import will be. I believe estimated to be $122 by usps. I valued it at 350 i think. Maybe 500. I forget what i told my friend.

This is a cool one! I'll do a reunited bass thread when it arrives! (Hopefully in one piece)

This was my main bass in the 90s when i lived in San Francisco

Dang, yo...

1 minute ago, MartinB said:

Let's see... according to Thomann, the cheapest Music Man is £2,666; the cheapest MIA Fender is £1,369; and the cheapest Rickenbacker is £2,222.
The Harley Benton equivalents are £162, £111, and £195 respectively.
So I'll take the Music Man please, and then sell it for sixteen Harley Bentons 😆

 

In all seriousness, if someone gave me £2,666 that could only be spent on basses, I'd be looking for two to five that cover different sonic territory (P with flats, MM, fretless, etc)
 

Jeez, is a MM that much now! Shocking.

6 minutes ago, warwickhunt said:

 

 

Is that + VAT?

 

I dont think so!

dang, yo...

1 minute ago, neepheid said:

Why does it have to be binary?  I have examples of both in my stable, and I enjoy them all, otherwise I wouldn't own them.

Just because!

I dont know. Just bass chattin' on a bank holiday friday afternoon.

1 hour ago, Nail Soup said:

I love the looks of the orange one.

Cheers! Matching headstock as well..

Would you prefer a stable of cheap yet playable basses or one single "nice" bass?

Personally i'd prefer the single higher end bass for a number of reasons.  Looks, sound, playability, feel, components, familiarity, bonding. I think the sweet spot is around €1500-1700.

13 hours ago, jd56hawk said:

Wow, I didn't know that!

I'm glad I bought mine.

For sure! Love it...