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It's in e and modulates to g for the last section. The main riff runs open e to 7 fr on a, then to b on e string and 5 on a, two open es then b at 7 and 5 on a This is the main riff. Everything else is based around the c, d , and e with associated runs Hth

Mr dpowers- that is a very tidy and well constructed board!

For me, after a lot of trial and error, my chain runs: Tuner Light always on grit Octave Envelope Dirt Fuzz Comp if needed ( according to bands material) Wah Chorus Delay But a big +whatever to experimenting and finding your own preference

I picked up one of the last batch. What a beauty! Definitely my goto fiver- the only 'ray I've ever liked

The analog chorus is a clone/ reworking of the old boss ce5. It can do lush, soupy to subtle and all points between

There was already a thread dealing with this very issue.

I tried one recently. Had a nice tone, but wasn't what I was looking for. Definitely worth a good try though, as is the bass tube marker

Might be worth trying: Ibanez phat hed Darkglass b3k / b7k Markbass mini dist/ bass tube marker Hardwire tube od Dod bass overdrive These are the ones I have tried that give the sort of tone I think you're after.

A plonk ? A root ?

Rockford's phials?

Bah. Beat me to it!

This seems to be happening more an more frequently. Over the years I have not had a zip break, but over te past year at least three students have had the zip break on their gig bags. Perhaps it's down to cutting costs too far in relation to quality?

For chorus I love my mxr black label chorus/ analog chorus (same pedal- different paint jobs) Delay wise, I've used and enjoyed the ehx memory toy, and boss dd3. But on my board is the carbon copy- amazing and versatile sounds on offer

There seems to be an attitude around that gilmour foisted sb out of the band. However it's just not the case. Gilmour was a good friend of syds and was asked to play the guitar parts to cover syd as he was increasingly unable to play consistently. As was mentioned before, syd withdrew himself from the band due to his increased drug use. He would show up and just be there. One day the band just didn't pick him up on their way to a gig. By this point he seemed to be more of a liability to them. They definitely seemed to be feeling very guilty, yet comfortable with the fortunes they all made without him in the band.

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Ive been using one and gbus psu for years. Great board

400 hz for me

In two of my bands ( one classic rock/ metal, and the other more what I would class as classic pub rock) everything is in eb, mainly due to pitching vocals. Consequently I have 4 basses tuned at eb permanently, while the others are at standard.

Look at this on eBay: Peavey double gig bag for 2 bass guitars or a guitar and a bass. VGC. http://bit.ly/WK73sr Just seen this. I've had one of these for getting on for ten years with absolutely no issues. These bags are well made and certainly well worth the £20 asking price

This should do the job http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/electro-harmonix-signal-pad-427-p.asp