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  1. dudewheresmybass
    I've been on a similar quest for a long long time. Currently I'm using an old dod fx 91 bass overdrive. I've also had got very close with the hardwire tube od, lomenzo hyperdrive, bass tubescreamer, and ebs multi drive. It's taken a lot of trying and cash ! But I think I'm more or less there now
  2. dudewheresmybass
    According to mxr/ west side rep it is essentially the m80 with no drive and sweep able mids
  3. dudewheresmybass
    I've ordered mine now. I really like the fact that it's essentially the m80 with sweep able mids and no drive- I rarely use mine and would rather use a dedicated pedal Apparently it's due in march / April And will retail around £159
  4. dudewheresmybass
    Email hartke customer services? Us companies are usual very helpful
  5. dudewheresmybass
    Two or three
  6. dudewheresmybass
    Blimey- I've got this on VHS somewhere! Love this tape. With Gary husband and Gary Moore is a dream band!
  7. dudewheresmybass
    Just one thing- you can't run these on batteries GLWTS
  8. dudewheresmybass
    Fair enough Cheers wooks
  9. dudewheresmybass
    Could you drop me a pic of the dial area? - that might help
  10. dudewheresmybass
    Hi. Does the pitch box do octave up and down simultaneously?
  11. dudewheresmybass
    Sound lovely. Passive too! WIN!
  12. dudewheresmybass
    [quote name='Zenitram' timestamp='1390576985' post='2347134'] Cabasas and shekeres are similar but not the same. The Gil Scott Heron clip featured a big ol' shekere. [/quote] Fair play- didn't get that far in the clip!
  13. dudewheresmybass
    I have a nano hot tubes, and the nano glove is in my gas list. Both sound great with bass. The glove is a gorgeous drive, and the tubes is a lovely fuzzy drive. I have also picked up a bass wah, which sounds lovely, but has yet to stun me in a mix. I keep trying though I do have to say that I'm a fussy bugger when it comes to wah.
  14. dudewheresmybass
    The chain thing is called a cabasa Perhaps you could buy him a personality?
  15. dudewheresmybass
    Either Dunlop max grip 1.5 or tortex 1.14 dependant on mood
  16. dudewheresmybass
    Gotta hear that cowbell
  17. dudewheresmybass
    Woody- any issues regarding interference or sound ?
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  19. dudewheresmybass
    Just want to point out this works superbly with saxophone. My wife has one on her pedalboard
  20. dudewheresmybass
    Great basses these. Love mine. I wasn't keen on the stock d'addario strings though. Popped some rotos on and bingo! Whoever buys this is in for a treat. GLWTS dude
  21. dudewheresmybass
    Has anyone seen this? http://www.gak.co.uk/en/alesis-guitarlink-wireless/88573?gclid=CL_kn-OFjbwCFTDMtAod8x4ApA The price seems almost too good to be true. Doubt I'll be shedding my x2 any time soon, but I do like to keep abreast of these things!
  22. dudewheresmybass
    Try the guys at www.effectspowersupplies.com they should be able to help you out
  23. dudewheresmybass
    My 7400 cost 375 in July. Your best bet is to look at completed listings on eBay.
  24. dudewheresmybass
    Was bound to happen really. There will be plenty that will buy it
  25. dudewheresmybass
    For my main band I always have at least two basses. One is always in a different tuning, and it only takes a max of ten seconds to swap at the appropriate moment. Others I may take areas aback up in the normal tuning
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