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Sharkfinger

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  1. Can it get the sounds the MXR can. Moog, etc?
  2. Bought a HB bass body and neck from me. Smooth transaction, highly recommend basschatter.
  3. Yet another positive comment, bought an MM pickup and preamp from me. Effortless transaction.
  4. Bought a lovely vintage modified P from him. Effortless transaction, deal with confidence.
  5. Came on a bass I just bought. Unsure how much use they had, but sound good and silks in reasonable condition. Tension feels like the ones I have on another bass so pretty sure they’re the JF344 cut for a P bass, at least 3 windings round the post. £35 delivered to mainland UK
  6. That's 100% what I want. Like someone else here said, if it nails the sounds we love (don't care how it's achieved frankly), the ease of use of a single stomp, and has the accurate tracking and low latency... Well, that's the holy grail right? It will almost certainly outsell every other synth pedal released recently, combined.
  7. Good to hear. It would be interesting to hear a comparison with the MXR. This is why I'm so baffled that a 20+ year old pedal like the Bass Synth Wah can nail the tracking so well. Such a shame I don't like the synth sounds, I don't find them in the least usable. Can't say I'm crazy about the octave tone either but it was a small price to pay for the tracking accuracy a
  8. I owned an FI for a while. I wish I'd heard your clip before I bought it, because even though you played the song noticeably slower that the original, it can't keep up when playing those octave notes. I actually own them. He's used a combination of pedals to get those sounds, so each one is a scene. Even though I own the Helix (and the tracking is superb), I use it like bunch of stomp boxes (albeit with a 'hidden' Ampeg rig at the end of the chain). I need to hit one button and go. If I were to buy this MXR pedal, I'd probably only ever use one of the presets and stick to it.
  9. Thanks! Chaka Khan's Ain't Nobody.
  10. I've been trying the synths in my Helix Stomp XL but I'm not getting the results I want.... not scratching that itch.
  11. I've searched through this thread but I haven't seen anyone ask how this pedal handles playing octaves in quick succession. The only 2 pedals that can track those that I know of are the the latest Boss Synth pedal and Digitech Bass synth Wah (which I bought from my friend and yours @Al Krow ). However, I'm not a fan of the synth sounds available on those. If this can do that, it will tick all the boxes.
  12. Absolutely 100%. A few years ago, I bought a bass on BC that I then realised had a bowed neck after I tried to (unsuccessfully) lower the action to my liking. The seller not only refused to take it back but completely denied there was anything wrong with it because they'd just had it set up. Which either makes his luthier inexperienced/incompetent or the seller an out-and-out liar. It's only when things go wrong that you find out people's true character. My luthier managed to straighten it with heating and clamping, but I then couldn't stand the sight of it so sold it on eBay. Obviously, detailing the problem and remedial action. Lost a lot of money on it and made me very wary of buying basses here. So huge kudos to @reggieboomboom, you're one of the good ones.
  13. Just over 17 Kg https://www.markbass.it/product/cmd-102p/
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