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Richard at effectspowersupplies.com has one on the wall in the shop. I played it on Monday.

That's right, you can get a pick-ish tone using the steel leather

I have "what if" by control denied on mine Steve digiorgio + fretless= awesome metal

The delay in switching off is controlled by a pot underneath the footplate. You can leave it to stay on for a couple of seconds or switch off immediately. It has a level, bass, and q control. I've certainly never had an issue with tone suck with it. Most likely that's why the demon gets used over te 105 which sits in its box

The weeping demon by ibanez is both switchable and pressure activated. There is tons of adjustment available, and no bass loss. I've been using mine for about 9 years. It's one of the few pedals I haven't been tempted to change over the years

A small number of spaces left- type bump

Well I got it on eBay in the end - £1.58 delivered. It just took some creative thinking with the search function there. Thanks for all of your help though guys- it's very much appreciated

The only time I found mine useable was into an all valve amp, and in an industrial metal band.

Thanks for that mate. I think I might have found the right part on eBay. It's cost me £1.50 to see, but I'm pretty certain it's gonna work. It should be arriving tomorrow, so fingers crossed!!

The chord bod 50 is great value for money. It's branded in different ways - chord, burton among others, but still a good pedal for the money The boss mega distortion isn't too bad and can often be found for around £35- £40 secondhand. In fact there are lots of pedals that could be found in that kind of price range secondhand.

Ok. Thanks for the suggestions. I've looked at rs and Cpc. They have them, but to order 2 would cost me something in the region of £17! And all for less than £2.50 worth of parts!! Is there somewhere I could order two without ridiculous postage costs?

I was really impressed with both feel and sound when I played one a while ago. Superb value for money, and I often point beginner students toward them

I have Warwick 3 way and 5 way stands. The older design ones. I also have a 5 way collapsible case by Warwick. Never had issue with any of them

Pulsar user here on occasion. Simple with adjustment possible.

Hi. A friend of mine bought a secondhand x2 system here, lent it to someone and it was returned in pieces. I have found the part that he needs, but the only place i can find it for sale is in the states, and they have a no international delivery policy ;( the offending part is here - [url="http://www.fullcompass.com/product/378977.html"]http://www.fullcompass.com/product/378977.html[/url] does anyone have any idea of a suitable alternative or this part available in the uk? cheers

There is one pedal I have found that can get a reasonable 'inspired by...' Tone. That pedal is the ehx steel leather.

Not too keen on the paint job, but would love to get my hands on a nice wave bass. I can only put it down to tom araya and Shane embury

I've never tried the poly mode. Singles all the way for me. I bought it for the size

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1379920060' post='2218106'] Style over substance. [/quote] This should include oasis, and a whole load of others too!

For all I actually loathe kol and what they stand for, the bass sound is awesome in this song. I did notice that live, he seems to be using an audio kitchen rig- somewhat similar to Alex James at the final blur gig. Loved that sound too! This could be expensive!!!

Surely an email to spares dept couldn't hurt? If you get no joy there try emailing the jap head office and tell them you didn't get a satisfactory response. You may find that the uk guys suddenly start being helpful

Probably the best option

Have you tried headstock- the ibanez distributor for the uk?

Not used one of those, but I've been using the polytune mini for over a year now with bass and no issues. Apparently the polytune mode doesn't work with bass, but the single string mode is absolutely fine

I do it reasonably regularly. The pace is actually a 35" scale (iirc) and therefore more like playing a fretless vertically if you understand what I'm saying. So in theory the transition should be fairly straightforward