dudewheresmybass

Grab the mike and take the pee. You will probably find over time they will do it less and less

As another full timer - I always take a pre/ di like the m80, tuner and a light gritty drive like the hardwire tube od or my dod fx91, although it depends on the gig I do tend to build a pedal rig according to the band- one of my bands is pretty much bass >amp, whereas most of the others require a little more 'interesting' sounds

It's not that hard altogether. I teach it as a party piece post grade 6. The hardest part is tracking down an old Morley wah to make it sound 'right' through an amp ( although it sounds great clean too!)

[IMG]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/808cb6b9.jpg[/IMG] My pride and joy :-)

I went to school with luke bell from panic cell, and uni with tjinder nurpuri (now Singh!) from cornershop I have also worked in a non- musical job with grant dennison ex angel witch. My current drummist was angel witch's original drummer and my guitarist is ex thunderstick

The source stuff doesn't have the traditional pot arrangement iirc. I'll check on my mwbd and confirm

I just received a phat phuk b from dan. It arrived well packaged and in really good time. A stupidly easy transaction Cheers dude C

Have you thought about the tech 21 Oxford and a power amp type arrangement?

patience padawan! you'll find one It took me years to find mine

My latest iteration. In the loop of the ls2 is a Marshall regenerator set to step phaser. With the b3k and pulsar on it sounds huge in an almost dancy kinda way! :-)

I would totally love to have a complete mxr board, but the only issue for me is that I'm not a big fan of fuzz ( although the fuzz does sound worth trying), and would prefer to have a overdrive. I did email Dunlop last year and asked if they had plans for a bass overdrive but was told that they recommended the pork loin. I already have one but it didn't do it for me. The other pedals you have there are great

I've done it before with an syb5 with exp, and oc2

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Thanks for the clarification there. There is no symbol aside from the one mentioned above visible on the machine unfortunately. I did have an adaptor for it, but it got totally destroyed after a show last week, when it got dropped on the floor and run over! Thanks again for all of your help

fair do's thanks very much mate

Hi. I'm trying to decipher a symbol printed on a bubble machine so I can buy a psu to run it The symbol in question has two horizontal lines the uppermost being just a straight line and the lower of the two being broken ( ie a series of hyphens) Am I right in thinking this refers to the polarity of the supply? Cheers for any help you can offer!

Some cool sounds there. It will be interesting to see what the price point will be considering the change of distribution too!

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As well as the jlo, the hardwire cm2 tube overdrive is worth a look. I use mine for general valve esque sparkle/ gentle fur. Great on board eq and the stomp lock thing stops accidental mid set adjustments!

Personally I'd flip the odb and the syb first and run it :- Tuner - octave- synth- drive- wah- chorus / flanger At the end of the day try whichever way you fancy and gets you to the sounds you're after