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Fionn
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Just thought to share a little something I did this evening ...

Here's a cool, easy, non-destructive way of marking your "go to" settings. If, like me, your settings are really incrementally fickle, then precise marking isn't a bad thing.

I used wee round stickers that are available in stationery shops. I cut the wee stickers into six, pizza style, and stuck them right on.

There they are, like little flaming arrows, pointing the way to your own unique squishy/fuzzy/squelchy/stanky fingerprint ...
[IMG]http://i42.tinypic.com/295z8ts.jpg[/IMG]

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[quote name='ratman' timestamp='1390928398' post='2351418']
I reckon if you needed to have a couple of settings on a pedal, using different coloured stickers would nail that too.
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Aye man, totally! The settings that I've marked are the "default" settings for my main (active) bass. I need to set my pedals quite differently for my other (passive) bass. Marking those settings in a different colour would work a treat. It all just makes things that wee bit easier.

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[quote name='Fionn' timestamp='1392423050' post='2368747']
Ramp up the sensitivity a couple of notches for that passive p-bass! Quack-Quack!!
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Thanks, I'll try it.
The sensitivity is one of the things I really like with this pedal, you can dig in and quack it, or lay back and be subtle.
I'm really liking the Catalinbread SFT that I just bought for the same reasons.

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Great idea.

Here's a review of Pedal Labels I did a while ago - Similar concept, though a little larger than yours: http://sheponbass.co.uk/blog/review-pedal-labels - Still a cool product!

Marking a default position is super useful, especially for those who are on-stage knob tweakers and need to fall back to the default position when they have done.

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