dudewheresmybass

There was no difference for me active to passive with the fog

I have one- I use it for 'time is running out'. The squeeze control is the key there. I quite enjoy it, but tbh I only really use a bfd for the limited times I use fuzz

Just- wow

I played the Harris sig a while ago. Initially I wanted to play one as he is pretty much my prime inspiration musically, but very quickly discovered that it is quite simply THE best precision I have ever played (and I have played very many over the years, both new and vintage) If I could free the cash up, I'd have one in a heartbeat!

There's always good crowd in the pub (daws), but not always downstairs unfortunately. The middle ei8ht is a great gig. Good crowd, although not the biggest of stages- our guitarist ended up with his gear on the floor when we played there earlier in the year.

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I have a selection of both active and passive basses. Although I do enjoy the sound of the active ones, you will most often see me playing out with a passive instrument. The sound to me sounds more natural and tends to sit better in the mix for me.

Can't seem to see the vid. Could you please post a link?

First off- Neil Murray- what a player. I really cut my bass teeth on his output with whitesnake, along with similar era maiden. Fool for your loving is one of my all time favourite lines. Just sublime. In terms of which band- that's harder than it seems. Probably either master of puppets Metallica or on land and in the sea era cardiacs I think

New school term bump

There was a Harley Benton red box clone in the classifieds for not a lot recently. Not sure if it's still there. It's a great box, and should suit what you're aiming for Equally the bdi could also work- it has a blend so you could add how much coloration you want. Gak are selling them for around £20 atm

Octabass in the classifieds for £65 iirc

My latest- [URL=http://s178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/?action=view&current=81d3b4abefc3d01e374571c3a451bac4.jpg][IMG]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/th_81d3b4abefc3d01e374571c3a451bac4.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Added the freeze, and b9. Also missing is the carbon copy delay, as it wasn't needed for this show. It normally sits between the chorus and stutterkill

The octabass comes in at just over your budget at £105 here http://www.effectpowersupplies.com/ebs-octabass-1038-p.asp The chorus is quite a lot more As fretmeister mentioned above, secondhand pedals might be the way to go. I have seen octaves going for £65-80. Chorus pedals are almost as individual as drive pedals. Everyone has their favourite. It may be worth grabbing something to start with and using that until the funds are free to achieve the multichorus. The boss chorus pedals are a great place to start- IMO boss do chorus seriously well ( love the ce5 and ceb3)

The mxr bass chorus deluxe has a crossover and also a flanger setting ( both switchable) I use the mxr black label/ analog chorus. It's really lush, and has a not which will either leave the low end untouched or cut it to taste. I have also used the boss ce5 and ceb3 along with the mooer ensemble king (ce3 clone)

You need to try the b9 now mate!

[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1407967595' post='2525961'] BC Rich Ironbird bass from the Plumstead branch. Advertised at £99 but there was a worrying bow in the neck - when I questioned the returns policy the chap leaned over and offered it to me for £40! Turns out it had just been tuned comically high, once re-tuned the neck settled nicely. Sadly my local branch in Dartford always seems to sell their instruments for reasonable prices, which is really no fun at all. [/quote] And I've been gigging said bass for some time now. Sounds awesome!

Fantastically. Sounds great. Tbh I prefer it with bass to guitar. I'm going to use it at a show on Saturday and see how it stands up in the mix. It really is worth a play if you get the chance

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There's only one way to decide - FIGHT!

My policy is within 24 hours full fee is payable, and at my discretion. Beyond that I don't believe it's fair or right to charge. By way of background- I'm teaching full time, both privately and in school, and have been for over ten years now and in that time, I've not been left in the crap by anyone. I believe that I should treat others as I would expect to be treated.

Tough one. I'd have to squarely sit on the fence there

Whole lotta Rosie.