EBS_freak

I was just writing a response to this thread and saw this pop up and this is exactly what I was going to say. The active/passive switch should switch the audio path and kill the battery - you would have thought...?

You do realise that you are in a GB thread, as in Goodfellow basses - as opposed to an Ibanez GB thread?

Thought I'd post the full post so people can see the details of the ticket extension... Ladies & Gentleman, it is with great regret that we have to announce that The UK Bass Guitar Show will be postponed to a later date. With the ongoing and present concerns of COVID-19, we have to put our guests, exhibitors, artists and team's health and safety first following further announcements this evening. New dates for The UK Bass Guitar Show are presently being discussed and will be announced shortly. We are pleased to announce we have had unanimous support from our exhibitors with the move to alternative dates, along with several of our artists reaching out with support for when the situation passes, with the desire to return and share their love for all things bass with you. For those that have purchased tickets, of course we are very happy to extend these to the new dates when announced, hoping that you will join us once again. We have been overwhelmed with support from our confirmed exhibitors, artists and some of our guests that have shared kind words of support and encouragement whilst we have been navigating these unprecedented times. Should any of our guests have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at [email protected] www.theukbassguitarshow.com

Have you fixed it yet? Or at least got some dimensions? Looking at the batteries that seem to be available, you should be able to double the capacity.

I’ve just had 15 decent jazz gigs cancelled. I’m bloody livid. That’s 129 quids worth of gig fees I won’t be collecting.

That looks like a pretty standard LiPo. Have you got dimensions?

Vanden Prince

There’s a fair few of them about...

There’s no negativity - just an example of different strokes for different folk.

Touché

Warwick Streamers too. Same thing though... no?

No. I do like it though.

Sorry, my eyes are bleeding from the lollipop driftwood pickups right now.

You not seen his 6er I presume? Now tell me gold looks better.

It’s your bass. Screw what anybody else thinks.

Yeah. As standard. White has the gold. It’s the white if change out the hardware to chrome. The pearl tuners I could live with.

This looks better though, yeah?

Agree. Absolute fantastic bass though. One I wish I still had. The fingerprints were always a nightmare though. I’d get it in pewter or white (and change hardware colour to silver) if I ever went there again.

Aka bathroom combo

I know, I know. I hate gold hardware. IMHO, gold only goes with black basses. BBNE2 as an example.

When I had my all white bass built, I did contemplate white pickups - but my OCD wouldn’t allow the slight mismatch of white. And I went with a nickel nut to match the frets.

Not what Marcus wanted.

Nah. It’s Marcus’ doing.

Just looking at the Butcher manual (uses the same pedal) - Found this in the manual - REMOTE SWITCH This eight-pin DIN connector is provided for the connection of the remote footswitch. You must use the included eight-pin cable, as it supplies power to the footswitch. The Butcher can also be controlled remotely via MIDI using a standard five-pin MIDI cable. For a complete description of the MIDI commands, please refer to page 12 of this owner's manual. Page 12 - heres the buttons CHANNEL SWITCH Toggles between the Clean channel and the Crunch channel. EFFECTS LOOP ON/OFF SWITCH Toggles the Effects Loop on or off. When the indicator light is lit, the Effects Loop is active. CLEAN CHANNEL BOOST Switches on the preamp boost on the Clean channel. CRUNCH CHANNEL BOOST Switches on the preamp boost on the Crunch channel. MASTER VOLUME SELECT SWITCH Toggles between the Two Master Volume controls REMOTE CABLE JACK Connect the included eight-pin cable to the amp's footswitch/MIDI input jack. Note: You must use the included eight-pin cable, as it supplies the footswitchwith power. When using an external MIDI source to control the amplifier, a five-pin MIDI cable can be used. Since the Butcher uses MIDI control, changes made to switches on the amplifier will be reflected by the LED's on the footswitch, and vice versa. Interestingly enough, it looks like you can change midi channel - Hold the last footswitch (Master) for 2 seconds to enter MIDI channel select mode. The LEDs on the first four footswitches will blink. You can then choose MIDI channel 1, 2, 3 or 4 by pressing one of those. You can also press Master again to cancel the operation. But that won't allow you to actually do much with CC with the looks of things. Anyway, you may find this handy. http://zorkmids.com/?p=1425

Well spotted. I suspect it's a 5 pin implementation fronted with an 8 pin connector to make you buy the official accessory. I've looked on some reviews on Youtube - looks to be 8 pin DIN. Or maybe they binned the MIDI in the end. Just going to do some research on that particular pedal...