Basszilla
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I'm gonna hold onto this guys. It's a great pedal, sounds fantastic.
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Cheers Roady You're right it is a nice pedal, i'm still considering whether to hold on to it or not! It really sounds great on guitar as well.
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Need for money > FX
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Great fuzz. I had the mid switch installed and it sounds fantastic either way. It sounds amazing on both guitar and bass. Loads of low end and vast amounts of fuzz on tap. The tone pot is versatile, sweeping from thick and dark to biting and bright and everything in between. There is a slight scratch on the unit from moving around my pedal board, but other than that it is in great nick. £75 delivered is a fair price for a top pedal. Cheers Tim
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Yeah they're pretty good (torche). The last EP was nice as well. Bought it from the states on vinyl when it came out. Really nice packaging...
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Yep that'd be the one. Great amp. Shouldn't of sold it ha ha
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Hi Was wondering if anyone out there on the board has any direct experience with using the TBP-1? I always loved my old bassman 135.... Presuming that some of you may of, how well does it/could it fare in a rock/metal setting? cheers Tim
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The hook is a legend! Babbit was excellent as well. Great stuff!!!
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+1 superb cabs. Bergs are spot on - punchy as heck with nice tight lows. Just recorded my debut album using the nv610 couldn't be happier...
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PMs replied to. Potentially sold to DWMB
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**sold**
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Mint basses indeed. Incredible full passive sound recorded.
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Totally. You get that low - mid snappy/attack which provides the definition to the already blossoming bottom end. I must say, P with a pick is possibly my favourite tone ever.
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I used to use a PF. Nice sound, colours up the bass in a nice way. I wouldn't say it's totally transparent, it's got it's own sound, but a nice sound I must add. Build quality lets it down as the switches and input jacks are doomed to fail over long haul use. (they're all PCB mounted) It's got a DI built in so that's semi useful. The EBS is pretty darn transparent, solid,versatile in that it has several modes (tube/normal/dual) and you can also add gain to the signal beefing things up somewhat. They're both nice sounding units IMO. For the extra cash you get the full transparency of the EBS with little to no colouration. It tightens things up in the low end nicely.
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I can't seem to listen to the soundclips? Any idea?
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After jamming on this last night I've decided to withdraw it from sale. Killer sound on this beauty. -
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Big Guns!!! Don't mind a bit of skid row every now and again when I need my hard rock fix. But I way prefer def leppard!
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I have a tonefactor cream pie for sale. It is boxed and in immaculate condition. It's a great overdrive pedal, very clear and gritty. Does the QOTSA bass sound well. You cant get these any more under the tonefactor name so it's collectable to boot. Sounds equally as sweet on guitar as on bass. It has a small footprint so should fit on even the most crammed board. £50 posted. Deal or what!
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Never checked those out. I'd just go down the diago route if you've got the readies to dish out and want a hard wearing, protective board. Pretty much industry standard imo. If you are a dab hand at making things then perhaps you could knock one up yourself...
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Diago is my personal choice of board. Robust and solid. Check them out www.diago.co.uk
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What do you think of the Peavey amp? My mate plays through one and his tone is stupendous live and on record.
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NV610?
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+1. I used to use a bddi with my euro lx to record on my digi16. It worked fine I thought. I use the tonepump sparingly though, just a bit of bass boost to fatten the low end out a tad. I never use the treble pot really. Thinking back I may of even used it flat letting the bddi take the reigns.