Kev

if its still going il be able to collect, cheers

afaik, his main distortion sound is a russian big muff, modified, and a human gear animato, run alongside clean bass. Plug in baby has some sort of filter going on, and hysteria is distorted bass alongside a roland synth, which is also used as a sample which chris plays over live. In short, you wont get an exact studio sound without heavy studio modification, and im sure you would have noticed chris's tone is pretty different live.

Just discovered these, anyone heard of them? www.mwfx.co.uk Seem to have some interesting designs going on! Pedals made of wood (or so it seems) seems a little interesting reliability wise, but the 8 bit and the Tape sound interesting, wave machine loses a little too much bass going by the sample...

is this only open for attendees of the bash? Giving and receiving?

for the money the enigma will cost you you might want to check out the pigtronix ep1. Best filter i have had the pleasure of owning, allthough i havn't any experience with the enigma out of your list.

two comments from me: 1. Your trying this out through a 15 watt amp in the video. Unsure if you have tried it through a proper amp, but you might find the low end loss alot more noticible with a bigger speaker 2. I don't think its slated as a pedal for bass, more than the fact it just isn't as good as the russian one because of the low end loss But nice video by all means though

[quote name='M4L666' post='604797' date='Sep 21 2009, 06:07 PM']All the non-MXR (which is what matters) demos I have heard sound really dry and thin. I dunno if that's just bad camera quality, but it's a pretty a consistent problem. I'll check one out in a shop at some point.[/quote] PLEASSSSSE don't judge a fuzz pedal by soundclips on the internet! Iv gone through a fair few, and IME i have found that, more so than any other type of effect, fuzz pedals vary wildly with your setup and, more importantly, your playing style. Unless you really cannot try one out, do not rule out pedals from sound clips. Works both ways of course. I really liked the idea of the T rex Bass Juice, until i tried it out. Literally the worst pedal i have ever used, i preffered the distortion provided by my zoom 560 at the time.

out of interest, why not a blowtorch? Its one of the best pedals i have owned for Muse sound, particularly with an overdrive pedal on before it.

yeah definatly. The Inn On The Green on the gloucester road does a brilliant pint of ale

bought my p pups, cheque sent straight away, cant ask for more

[quote name='Zombywoof' post='601413' date='Sep 17 2009, 04:04 PM']Haha, if only it were a real book!...the charity shops would be full of 'em![/quote]

how about this becomes another BC library book, rather than someone keeping it??

[quote name='bassatnight' post='601022' date='Sep 17 2009, 08:14 AM']Guy's n Girls, Looking at possibly splashing out for a Sadowsky Metro Bass, anyone any experience of them? or possibly own one? There's a nice long waiting list so I may dip into the good second hand market - anyone want to talk me into or out of buying one? Cheers, Steve.[/quote] Be sensible and don't buy one until you try one.

[quote name='OldGit' post='601037' date='Sep 17 2009, 08:38 AM']It's 'cos the snare beat on the 2 is unusual, without its mate, the snare on the 4. It's a little hard to count from the guitar intro. I just don't understand why anyone feel they have to play it exactly the same as the record. The obvious thing to do is to start the drums first then once people are jumping and thinking "er I know this" bring the guitar in.... As a tune it always gets a good reaction whenever it's played (we don't play it as it doesn't quite fit) so thats a pressing reason to include it in the set. Why do popular tunes always get slagged off?[/quote] +1 to all that.

i wish i could recommend DR low riders, but mine last about a week before i snapped the E (!) and D strings. Probably had a dodgy set, but its put me off getting them again. Been looking at these, any opinions? [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/thomastik_jn344.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/thomastik_jn344.htm[/url] or [url="http://www.hwmusic.co.uk/product/thomastik_87827.aspx"]http://www.hwmusic.co.uk/product/thomastik_87827.aspx[/url]