dudewheresmybass

Ben, I'm sure we could arrange for you to come overto me and spend some time playing with my many and varied toys

Ben, the nano tubes has a more valvey feel, and to me sounds a little 'spongy' , where as you've heard the glove cuts really well IMO the glove is a total sleeper of a pedal. Just awesome, and only £50!

I'm still enjoying mine too mate. I'm using it for more 'vintage' sounds, and it sits well in the mix. I switch the tone out though rather than using it at all Nice to see someone else is enjoying it and not dismissing ehx completely

I had a play a good while ago. The combination of the two phases can sound amazing! Some amazing textures here. I loved the feature of setting the two phases sequentially too. Enjoy your new toy!

I have one of these for times when getting mains power is an issue http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281330019175 For the price it's superb. It regularly powers 4/5 pedals for a 4 hour rehearsal with no problems.

The only real way to get an indication of how it sounds to you is to give it a whirl somewhere. The b3k is an awesome pedal, but very definitely the little brother of the b7k. I remember when I tried my 3, it was exactly the sound I had heard in my head at that point. I had heard nothing like it before. Perhaps a 3 and an eq could be a useful compromise, although I suspect once you buy those two pedals, you may as well just go for it and get a 7

Me too! Looking extremely tempting !!

As Cosmo said, the mp models are great! I've found myself playing mine more and more, especially since I removed the stock d'addario strings and replaced them with a hefty set of roto swing bass! It growls beautifully, and sits perfectly in a busy mix

My wife has a boss ve20 for her sax. I've had cheeky plays with the unit over the past couple of years, and I'm tempted to get one myself for singing duties. Well worth a try Demo here :- http://youtu.be/eOL18Dhgvjo

I bought a di box from Martin. Arrived safe, sound and superbly packaged. A simple and straightforward transaction. Cheers dude! Deal with absolute confidence

Someone beat me to it!!!

Iirc the Steve Harris is jap?

To be honest, it's never bothered me. I can see when it's on and when it's off. The setting stays the same, so I'm happy

[IMG]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/4638B2B3-6F22-4E8D-B9EA-F0F2CE8807DC.jpg[/IMG] My mini board for my pub rock band. Sounded sweet in to the lh500 and mbc410, using my mp jag

Exactly as sibob has said. \thread

Wasn't this made as a 'treat' for the crew and not for public consumption? Still- it is pretty funny!

I've been using rotos for a lot of years now ( got to be 20+ by now!), and have never had a duff string from them. I've tried pretty much all of the major players, but they don't have the gritty sound I love when they're fresh. Their customer service is pretty good, and would, I imagine, be very eager to right an issue which reflects negatively on their brand.

And pmed too

I have one. I bought it at the bass show in March. The input control is very sensitive. From what I can ascertain, it is a common thing. The output is v loud, but it sounds amazingly cool.

Any old iron

Iirc the pulsar does this

I teach both privately, and in schools during the 'normal' working week, as well as recording work, a few bands, performance coaching, and dep work At every opportunity not only network, but start friendships. Someone that needs a player is going to contact a capable friend before a stranger. I read an article not too long ago about writing library music for ads/ TV shows etc. all these things can generate income. You will also need an understanding wife/ spouse/ partner/ family

The a string seems to be in tune