Cyrene

Entertain Me's bass line is magnificent.
I like him.

This is excellent.
(I hadn't realised this was your band with Katie and Gavin etc.)

Find a band. The right band.

Would you be able to meet halfway between Leeming A1 and Sheffield please?

That is stunning. Good luck.

This is a great bass. I've heard/seen it in action.

[quote name='KevinJazzBass' timestamp='1402237690' post='2471216']
Sorry mate, I wouldn't, I'm having to sell some basses too at the minute because they are just not getting enough use so really could justify a guitar. Thanks anyway.
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Cheers! GLWTS

Would you trade for guitars?

Wow. Definitely no swaps? Two month old guitar needs rehoming...

[quote name='Mr Anthony' timestamp='1396474961' post='2414219']
They're quite fortunate. Getting a band together at that age was near impossible for me, and we were nowhere near as talented. Glad I got the chance now. I wish them the best! They should definitely stick at it.
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Thanks fella.

Thanks fellas. They work hard at it but do seem to have a natural flair, and gel well together. My son's the bassist but his main instrument is guitar, classical and electric.

Thanks!

These are 12-14.
Have a listen please.
http://stealstrings.bandcamp.com/
Their title track can be bought or streamed today.
Cheers.
T

Has this gone?

one in Wunjos on Denmark Street. ..

[quote name='paulpirie8' timestamp='1391180224' post='2354246']
No problem.

I'm not quite sure what it is you're trying to do, though.

If you're trying to use the Crying Bass as an expression pedal (which I'm not sure is possible, you would have to check and see if it's compatible), you would need to take the Crying Bass out of your main signal chain and connect the rest of your inputs and outputs as normal, then plug the output of the Crying Bass into the "Expression Pedal" input on your Enigma.

If you're not trying to use an expression pedal at all and are just a bit confused about it all, then you wouldn't use the Expresion Pedal input on your Enigma at all. Just plug into the Input as normal. In this case, no it won't matter where the Crying Bass goes in your chain. You might want to put it first so that it sits on the right hand side of your board and is easiest to access with your foot but other than that just have fun with it. As above, part of the fun is playing around with you signal chain.

There you are, clear as mud I'm sure.

Paul
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That is very helpful. Thanks

That's great thanks Paul.
I'm just little concerned about the Enigma/Bass Wah relationship. The Enigma has an 'expression out' line on the same side as the input. Does this automatically mean you put the wah before it? When I tried that, there was no sound at all coming from the output...

HI.
If I listed the entire range of pedals I own, could someone please suggest an order in which they should be connected please?
I'm particularly concerned about the 'Expression pedal out' on my new Enigma Q Balls in relation to the new Crying Bass.

Here goes:
EHX Steel Leather
Boss CS3 Comp
Ashdown Chorus Plus
EHX BIg Bass Muff Pi
EHX Micro Q Tron
EHX Enigma Q Balls
EHX Crying Bass

Hope any of you can help.
T

Bought Andy's Q Balls Enigma.
Super courteous guy to deal with.
It arrived pristine and in amazingly quick time.
Massive thumbs up.
Tony

Wpw. They had one in Banks of York until middle of last year. Lovely.

The guitar combos look and sound great.
If these are an alternative to Ashdown MAGs then great.

Cheers!

Hi.
Forgive my ignorance but are you able to run this as 'preamp' into a MAG300 15? Or bypass the head part of the Mag combo?
Sorry if this is complete madness.

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1390483642' post='2345887']
Yes. I had the very same setup and it was a boss little rig!
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OK. Doing some sums. A massive step up from my Mag300 then? Will contact the OP shortly.

Would this work well with a CTM15?