dudewheresmybass

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.

Whereabouts are you located mate?

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

Do you have pics of the crash pad thingy?
My drummist is definitely interested in one maybe two

Hey Liam
This has it's own thread here:- http://basschat.co.uk/topic/193990-ehx-deluxe-bass-big-muff-pi/page__pid__1959084__st__60#entry1959084

Don't discount the shimverb either
Having said that- love my reflector!

I have a limited amount of spaces available at the moment.
Drop me a pm, and we'll talk bass

Definitely the g30.
Fits the budget, sounds great, no compression, the same sound out as you put in.

I love these - they growl and punch better than some of my way more expensive instruments
The right hand warlock was in pieces, missing bits and in need of a lot of tlc and cost me £50 with a hard case.
The ironbird in the middle cost me £60 iirc, and needed much tlc ( cheers Cosmo!)
The left hand warlock ( crackle finish) was a birthday present fromm wife to replace a similar one stolen in the 90's
These three gig loads with one of my bands, and always get complimented on their huge sound

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I had that one I my watch list!
Hope it works well for you mate.

I would suspect that the funny names are referring to famous tones -
Roundabout- Chris squire?
Creamy - jack bruce
Schism- tool?

These are generally a reasonable starting point

Mdp seems to be uncannily similar to multi wave processing a la soundblox perhaps?

The vids do pique my interest- they definitely deserve some play time.
It'll be interesting to see the price point too

It is definitely a sweep on the filters

User unconditional has just bought one and is very chuffed with it.
Still waitin for a chance to hear one though

They will be available here at £3999

The chord bod50 is pretty good for the money- about £35 new
I've had good results with the hardwire tube od - around £40 s/h via ebay

Fortunately there is a gig bag, so no one will see you take it away

I've not experienced any volume drop at all with the crossover in use.

.....and four grand! ( well £3999!)

Thanks for posting- but I think this one is not gonna work for me.
Not hugely pleasant to my ears.
Mind you his clean tone wasn't great either imo

Whereabouts are you based pls?

A friend just picked up a tc electronic bh250 for £235
He is over the moon with it, and has promised to let me have a try
I'm sorely tempted myself now though - without even trying it! damned GAS!

It must be said that denmark street is not as bad as it recenty used to be
Some new blood there and no music ground in sight!
It might not have loads of boutique gear, but there are some nice instruments there across the stores

Graham is a great guy to deal with. I've known him for years!
Have a bump on me!