willyf87

There's a guy on ebay who gets the necks regularly he may be able to get you a body, he's names bluebass or something like that. I e-mailed him when I was thinking about getting a fretless neck, he was pretty helpful. Also he get's the necks then (dunno if he does it himself) lacquers them in a vintage style and puts fender decals on. Maybe he could do that with a body or something. Actually here's a link to a neck, you could PM him from there if you want. [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fender-Lic-Aged-Tint-Rose-Jazz-Bass-Neck-MM2908-/330525881829?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item4cf4e0b5e5"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fender-Lic-Aged-Tint...=item4cf4e0b5e5[/url]

Hmmm, I think I'm going to wait until I get my new blender and see what sounds can be made through the blogger I already have. It has quite a nice drive to it and was thinking I might use it at higher drive levels and get something tiny for grit but I'll see what happens!! I did have the blowtorch but really didn't get on with it. Just sounds a bit crap to my ears lol.

I reckon it could be the BT3. EDIT: Scrap that I now think the BT2 the tuning peg was too long on the BT3

Hello mate!! Yeah, I've listened to some sound clips and I'm just not sure about the sansamp, plus really I'm looking for something really small and pretty cheap. There's an MXR distortion plus on here as well but not sure if that will do the job.

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I would be blending it with clean signal, just interested in something in a nano casing that would literally just break up my signal give a slight bit of distortion, I also wondered about the double muff. I use a blogger at the moment but I'm not really using it to it's full potential as i use it with the drive setting so low. I much prefer the overdrive my graphic fuzz produces for a more full on effect.

Anyone tried a nano muffor double muff on bass?? Thinking about an always on pedal that adds a tiny bit of grit.

[b]''I have previously listed this and been offered over £300 but I didn't consider that enough...it really should sell for around £1000 but the bidding is up to you !''[/b] LOL!! I would take £300 and run, possibly even move to make sure I can't be located by angry ebayers, a grand, you gotta be having a laugh!!

If anyone has bought anything off me in the last few months and remembers leave me feedback!! I've sold quite a bit one here and never actually bothered to make a thread!! Cheers guys! Will

I really dunno what to tell ya!!! It's a pain in the arse really, but its the only pedal on my board that wont daisy chain so I'll let it go for now!!

Bought a telecaster from same guy, had the same experience as hobbayne pretty useless guitar, I actually think I sold it on here for £20 all in, would be useful for parts or someone wishing to do it up a bit. I would avoid the basses at all cost!!

Will that stuff work on guitar pots as well?

I'm more worried about it being nicked from a venue when my backs turned, or me accidentally dropping it and wrecking a neck etc.. the quotes I was getting for pretty much all my gear was around £6-10 a month. On the flip side I've never broken an instrument or had one nicked and I've been playing for 10 years! But I haven't been gigging for a while, just starting to again now.

Does anyone insure there instruments against accidental damage, theft etc? I've been looking into it online and it's not too expensive. Just want to know if anyone does this and if its been a nightmare to make a claim etc, I'm looking through allianz at the moment.

I did have a case for each bass, then realised I will probably never need to use all of them at one gig so downsized, I have 5 basses, 2 gig bags and 2 hardcases.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='1100647' date='Jan 24 2011, 12:23 PM']I have to say I tried it next to the BBM and I did prefer it. The Big Muff is best for mental fuzz though, where as I normally like just a bit of of crunch. The Dry outputs on these pedals makes them ace for recording, but on my pedalboard I use one blender for all my dirt pedals.[/quote] yeah BBM is definitely mental, I prefer overdrive for a bit of insane and use the Blogger for a medium fuzz, but yeah really wanna mix some dry into them to see how it works out. I did notice with something i recorded the other day that I feel it would have sounded better with some dry signal in there as well.

Yeah , in my experience with it full on, its like 90% dry with a very slight break up underneath almost like white noise. Either ours are both broken or it's just a sh*t OD!! Fuzz side is wicked though, much prefer it to the BBM, I'm gonna slap it with some dry signal from an ls-2 as well soon to see how that makes me feel lol.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='1100442' date='Jan 24 2011, 09:05 AM']I tried my blogger last night with an individual psu and it worked for the first time! I was very pleased. However, the OD side isn't working, it just gives a very low output clean sound, compared to the fuzz side which is very high output fuzz. With the gain rolled back it sounded quite nice.[/quote] My OD side does barely nothing anyway, seem's the same on every review on you tube as well, and one's I've read. I think it's just the way its made not a fault!