fergy1971

Does anyone here know of anyone producing simple bass pedals similar to those old Moog Taurus pedals. I thought they'd be nice to have to add a little more bottom just when you need it?

[quote name='LawrenceH' post='694488' date='Dec 27 2009, 07:40 PM'][b]Plus if you and the drummer are tight[/b], having the kick from the same sound source really helps create a solid sound, almost like the beat of the kick is the beginning of your bass note.[/quote] That's us knackered then!! Cheers guys. Thanks for the advice - some food for thought there. All the best!

[quote name='beerdragon' post='693316' date='Dec 25 2009, 10:59 AM']Hi. i'm in Wrexham!. welcome. you will like it here. whereabouts have you played locally,?[/quote] We play mainly weddings and other private 'do's. We've played the Seven Stars and play at the Farndon this year. You gigging?

Thanks for that guys. We only have a couple of 10" speakers on our PA and only run 3x vox through it. We play mainly weddings and pubs that have no PAs of their own. You all agree that it's a bad idea, but may I ask why? Is it that my rig would be damaged or that the sound would be sh*te? Would there be feedback issues? Just hypothetically then, what would be the main issues? Thanks in anticipation.

We've started playing some bigger places recently and the drummer needs some help. Rather than micing him up through our PA, we were wondering whether we could mix him through into my gear. I've got 450w head into a 1x15 & a 4x10. There's only one input into my Peavey head so I was thinking of buying a cheap mixer to feed in the bass drum, the general drum mic and my bass. Does anyone see any problems with this at all?

Hi, I'm Fergy from Wrexham. Been playing for 20+ years now. Currently playing a Hohner B2AV through a Peavey 450 to a 1x15 & a 4x10 (all Peavey). I've played in a band called Three Mile Smile for about 8 years playing all the covers you'd expect to hear at all weddings/bah-mitzvahs etc! I'm already enjoying the sharing/info on here!!