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The Twickerman

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  1. I've just placed an order for one of these for my board.

    I am hoping to use it to replace my drive (Fulltone Bassdrive Mosfet) and fuzz (Wattson Super Fuzz) pedals. The heart of the board is a Boss ES-8 so I am hoping that I can save suitable presets so that I can dial-up the tones at a click of a switch.

    Has anyone here used one of these? I'd be grateful for opinions!

    - Nick.

     

     

     

  2. 18 hours ago, dood said:

    On the SR basses there are usually the larger sized metal knobs and the smaller ones usually used for the EQ. Does anyone know where to buy the smaller sized knurled metal knobs? The larger I think are 16 / 18mm, not sure what the actual size of the smaller versions are.

    I think these are the ones fitted:-

    http://shop.ibanez.com/c/parts-accessories_bass-parts_knobs

    The last two: 4KB1JB15B (15mm) and 4KB1JB20B  (20mm).

  3. Thanks all!

    I may actually go for black. The existing knobs are black and so are the two adjacent mini toggles.

    I just need to find a style that has two sizes and a supplier...

    I can't see a suitable style with two sizes here:-

    https://www.rapidonline.com/cliff-fc7225b-km20b-black-aluminium-clad-plastic-knob-marker-line-6mm-spine-32-1836

    And although these look ok , they are very pricey!

    https://www.bestbassgear.com/black-aluminum.htm

    Any other suggestions?

  4. That said, I have decided to stick with my current solution (at least for now): a Line 6 AMPLIFi TT which is plugged directly into the stereo.

    I've discovered that, despite it having no dedicated bass amps, there's a large 15" speaker model, very extensive EQ and FX options and - with a little effort - I've been able to program some half decent bass tones.

  5. On 11/23/2017 at 12:23, CameronJ said:

    The THR10 sounds lovely but will struggle to reproduce the low end of your 5 string. It won’t necessarily distort but you just won’t really hear it!

    Indeed!

    It didn't really go that low (of course) - but it was more than adequate in all other departments.

    Very simple to use. Not many sounds - but fun. And - crucially - more than adequate with BOTH bass AND guitar.

    Thanks folks, for the suggestions.

    - Nick.

     

  6. Thanks folks. Excellent comments. 

    I'll pop into GAK on Saturday and give the THR10 a try. I don't want a loud amp - I just want something that handles both guitar and bass and sounds nice for low-volume home practice. Whatever I choose, I will be playing it with a 5-string bass, as well as 8-string, regular guitar and 12-string guitar.

    Some of the extra features of the Yamaha may be useful too.


    I'll report back!



     

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  7. Hi BCers,

    I need a small, not loud, but nice sounding practice amp.

    In an ideal world it'd have switched voicings to handle guitar and bass - but I don't think such a thing exists.

    Bass is the priority: it's go to have low-end!

    Any recommendations?

    Thanks,

    - Nick.

     

     

  8. I use George Ls - but they've become very difficult to get hold of.

    I've also used these. They're not quite as straightforward - but they are very VERY good:-

    https://www.guitarexperience.co.uk/accessories/cables/evidence-audio-cables/evidence-audio-sis-screw-in-solderless-patch-cable-kit.html

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