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  1. Salt on your Bass?
    PRICE DROP - £85.00 posted Just got a new fuzz. I love the sfx and if the new one doesn't pan out I'll be straight back onto this. Need funds in the interim. This has the mid shift switch. Great build quality and massive tone. If you have limited board space, this is excellent. If you have loads if board space, this pedal is excellent as well! [sfx] Micro Fuzz is a thick fuzz in a compact format housed in a 3.64"x1.52"x1.06" (93x39x27mm) enclosure Sound samples on the sfx website here: [url="http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/microfuzz/"]http://www.sfxsound.co.uk/microfuzz/[/url] Drop me a line with any questions, Thanks
  2. Salt on your Bass?
    Received my Grand tarkin the other day. Still to play it but a pic below. Tom changed the frequency response of the clean blend to allow addition of pure low-end under the fuzz. Looking forward to running this with the band!
  3. Salt on your Bass?
    Order a cig custom and spec it yourself Tom is pretty helpful, May be able to do something for you. My tarkin comes with extra Bass!
  4. Salt on your Bass?
    I've often thought a cab with a hole for an axle would be a really good idea to move cabs around - slide in the axle, pun the wheels then off you go, then slide out at the venue. Could also come as a retro fit perhaps. I have a similar sack trolley and it's great for public transport - giggled recently taking my big twin two Ashdown head, pedal board and Bass. A little guard work on steps but a collapsible wouldn't get close! Nice handle by the way!!!!
  5. Salt on your Bass?
    So what's wrong with something like these?? I'm genuinely asking about the cons http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Jack-Jack-PRO-Patch-Cable-15cm-Pack-of-6/GCG
  6. Salt on your Bass?
    Ta da! Need Velcro and won't be Running it with the band fir a few weeks yet, apologies for the small pic!
  7. Salt on your Bass?
    Happy fuzz day! (for yesterday!) - took receipt of my Cog Grand Tarkin to celebrate, which is likely to bully my sfx micro fuzz of my board......
  8. Salt on your Bass?
    I'm a bit out of my depth on this but I'd imagine a ported design to perform differently to a sealed enclosure. I owned a 410 abm with an evoii and couldn't get it biting enough in the minds for my taste and I play a little scooped I think. Nit really much help I'm afraid but I'd see if there's a bc'er local perhaps to try one out, or buy second hand sensibly and shift it on once you've ab'd it perhaps.
  9. Salt on your Bass?
    Yeah this was my first as well! 13 years ago!! Still got it but needs attention. Solid Amp for Home
  10. Salt on your Bass?
    thanks tayste, interesting read, albeit a shaky start! interesting about the noise vs the meatbox, ive not really noticed the DoD being particularly noisy in my chain.
  11. Salt on your Bass?
    Mr a was simple defending a bit of a harsh statement, and nicely so as his response was acknowledged by the poster as fair points. Anyway, I like the sentiment of this thread. My abm evo ii is running lovely!
  12. Salt on your Bass?
    Hi, do you have pics?
  13. Salt on your Bass?
    Ah, cool. Well look forward to how it runs out loud then
  14. Salt on your Bass?
    +1! Hoping mines a couple of weeks away now as well!!
  15. Salt on your Bass?
    Yeah that's whats put me off going for the hulk so far - the 'smoothness' rather than the dirtier octave. I like the meatbox a lot and its become a pretty bog standard in a lot of our songs for parts. Interesting they do runs of 10 - My email last week was replied to saying they only had one prototype to sell and itd be on ebay shortly.... :/
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    I'm interested in what you make of it as a direct comparison. I prefer the other mantic finishes personally rather than the close to the dod finish. Just my preference though. Looking forward to more update! Have you played other mantics? I've been liaising withem a little recently. Was this the last prototype they had?
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    Anyone know if anyone ever manufactured these? I have a massive urge to get hold of one - had the urge for about 9 months and reckon I can just about get away with it!
  18. Salt on your Bass?
    That's a nice kick in the face for a Tuesday morning man!! Enjoyed it a lot. Not really any more feedback I'm afraid other than thanks! (And I'm gasing for matamp )
  19. Salt on your Bass?
    Yeah seems to be going strong, regular live music and the bar staff seem to enjoy themselves which is always good. Yeah, not too far, it was the steps up off the platform that were the biggest challenge!! Guess I'm not 23 anymore!! Ha ha!
  20. Salt on your Bass?
    Played George ii in Luton last night. Our second gig and went really well. Crowd got into it which is always good and got some great compliments from random punters which is always nice! I was pretty ambitious taking my rig on a train but managed it (just!). Big twin 2 Ashdown abm pedal board and Bass. On a trolley and hard work, but all good. Probably wouldn't do it again in a hurry though!! Next stop metal 2 the masses tonight in Camden!
  21. Salt on your Bass?
    More feedback when you do please! I'm considering a move to valve in the future and Ashdown are in my shortlist!
  22. Salt on your Bass?
    Merton, that's a beauty of a rig!!! I'd love to try the CTm100, that will no doubt sing when cranked!!
  23. Salt on your Bass?
    I like peavey. Looks interesting offering and some nice features. I hope they manage to pack some weight into those small packages though, otherwise it isn't real peavey
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    That just sounds wrong IMO for a Class D to be: 1. That expensive 2. That heavy I may be a little technically stunted though with regard to what Class D's major selling points are though and would happily be corrected if anyone else is better informed
  25. Salt on your Bass?
    500 was always plenty when I was gigging it - that included outdoor gigs with no pa. Loud crashy punk/rock covers band with two guitars. Always nice to have something that can level the audience though.....as long as your cabs don't go pop first! Part of the attraction of the Terror for me at least, was it's an angry beast and cuts brilliantly through the mix.
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