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    chord bod 50 Bass big muff can get drivey source audio bass dist any drive pedal with an ls2 or similar!
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    having been to their showroom, i saw a coule of instruments with either necl leds or the lit scratchplates. The finish on the plates was ok, but I saw a couple of basses with the led dots lifting from the neck. I was tempted when i saw them online, but after this, i think id pay the extra and go to SIMS. Other people's experiences may be better than mine, and this was a couple of years ago, so things may be drastically different by now.
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    smooth and easy transaction - a thoroughly pleasant chap to deal with The Seymour PUP sounds 'kin excellent!
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    Raulduke - Thanks for the offer mate, but i'm not really after fuzziness. My 'driven' sounds are totally sorted. Mr Foxen - Again, thanks for the offer, but i already have a drivemaster, and the blue box didn't wow me with a bass If there are any non pedal bits anyone would like to 'put on the table', i might be tempted Just as a heads up, if these don't get traded soon, I already have received an offer on the VT. (I'm not trying to elicit any more, just being honest here!), and i will move into selling mode!
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    150 views & no replies?
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    cheers
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    whats it's minimum speaker load?
  8. dudewheresmybass
    have a look at the gator g bus does both 9 &18v (Has 8 x9v and 3x18v outs)
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    Hi there discerning denizens of the effects marketplace! I am considering moving on my Tech 21 VT Bass, a Tech 21 Oxford, and a Michael Angelo Distortion by T rex The VT Bass (version 1) bought for £150:Looking for £100 posted in UK NOW GONE probably one of the most celebrated effects pedals ever created for the bass.. As you may already be aware, this pedal emulates a wide variety of Ampeg tones, from the Fliptop through the SVT, to a more modern aggressive tone. I have used it twice, and despite much tweaking, i have realised that the ampeg tone is not for me. It still has the funky tin, sticker and associated gubbins. Secondly, the Oxford (bought for£150): NOW GONE This pedal models the Orange amp sound from the 70's through to more modern stoner stuff. I bought this whilst trying to find the 'right' drive sound for me and to be possibly used in a a Black Sabbath tribute band. Again, whilst I could get a really NIB type sound, it just didn't 'do it' for me. Only used two or three times. And Finally the T Rex Michael Angelo Distortion (bought for £99).Looking for £80 posted in UK Essentially a tubescreamer - Sounds great for pushing a valve amp with a guitar, but no great shakes for me on bass. It has been sitting on the side for a while, and i would much rather see someone get some use from it In terms of trades, I'm looking for a Phat Phuk B in particular, but I am prepared to listen to what you guys might have to offer! Cheers!
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    sub £100 it's worth trying the ibanez pd7, Ashdown Lomenzo hyperdrive mentioned above, Hardwire tube overdrive The MD2 lost low end in my rig, as did the Cool cat TOD. I appreciate it's a little over budget, but the new Markbass Bass Tube Marker retails from effectspowersupplies.com @ £110ish It does so many sounds, that its well and truly earnt its space on my boards for two of my bands
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    PM'd
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    It seems to be very common, especially whenever I sound check with someone other than my 'tame' soundman. The assumption of soundmen seems to be that the bass player will play only with a clean sound With each of my bands I have normally at least two drive sounds and possibly chorus and filters or octave These days if I have a soundman I'm not used to, I'll just give them my core sound and then add the other stuff when required. I always ensure my relative levels are sorted before the line/ sound check begins
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    My latest iteration
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    Its also in Guitarist!
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    [quote name='Delberthot' post='1337564' date='Aug 12 2011, 01:02 PM']Why would a chair wear a tuxedo? And that must be quite a big chair[/quote] I thought "songs from the big chair" was tears for fears
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    the real me by the who / wasp
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    my hardwire tube od can do this. I use mine to give that slight 'sparkly' edge of breakup sound
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    An odb3 works well in an industrial music environment. Also the multiwave bass distortion is probably worth a look A pick might be usefull too. You'll need lots of volume/ punch as well!
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    just want to add that my wife uses one of these to great effect with her saxophone
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    Pm on the way
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    sorry dude - not likely for a couple of weeks
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    i used one a while ago for a few shows. However at volume i did notice a little bass loss in the mix. On your own however, it ROCKS!
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