Kev

iv emailed aphex anyways, see how much a repair would set me back, i would quite like it to work

[quote name='spree' post='218511' date='Jun 13 2008, 07:17 PM']just opened up my xciter, its only soldered on one side, the side that has easy access to it, the hardest part i can see is removing the internals from the chassis, getting the knobs back in place can be awkward. just a query, but if you werent confident about it why did you buy the pedal, knowing it was faulty, in the first place?[/quote] its soldered on both sides, i have the board out of the case in front of me and i dunno, i just felt like it was worth buying and seeing if i could do it

i dont like the idea of doin that, its very tight in there, circuit board is rammed

okay so i thought id give it a go at fixing one that i bought broke off the forum last week, but i think i dont have the skills! led lights, no signal, signal is fine through bypass, could this be the famous switch f*** up that these pedals suffer?? if so how would i go about replacing it? the switch appears to be soldered on to the board on both sides, and i cant see a way possible of me gettin it off

fancy selling?? pm me

cheers pics do that finish absolutly no justice i actually don't know, i aint restrung yet since i bought it, just did the old boil trick instead, got em sounding nice they feel like 130-45, and sound like nickle, but thats as far as i can tell

my 2001 blue dawn stingray 5 [[see below for updated pics]]

1.5mm definetly does NOT work with a stingray, frustrated the life out of me when i got mine, but ye works with a SUB 1/16th is bang on

well what you after? alot of people like the moogs, but they need to be in a loop as they suck tone badly when bypassed

from sound samples iv heard, i prefer the akai, i came close to buying one of this forum off some guy, but i decided against it. im waiting for the chunk systems synth personally...

you made a wise choice

[quote name='dmz' post='212455' date='Jun 4 2008, 01:25 PM']Lakland covers the more classic Fender feel/sound - which can be tweaked a little bit to sound more modern - [b]great B string sound Musicman is kind of the opposite[/b] in my opinion whist retaining the Fender feel - obviously, given its lineage (!)[/quote] if you mean by that to say the musicman's B string isnt that good, i totally disagree, my stingray has the best B iv ever played, althought admitdly not played a lakland, but certainly beats the fender us 5 string jazz i tried

i quite liked mine, the arpegiattor mode was pretty fun, and delay was good. but for accurate pitch shifting it sucked for bass

crowther prunes and custard will get you the hysteria sound close enough. Big muffs will not.

looks nice mate, just think you need a nice big bright orange or blue pedal in the middle to brighten it up a bit!

i tried to disable email notifications of private messages, and i still get the notifications for some reason

i always get that, usually with someone in nigeria haha

mxr micro amp

nah money wise at least i wont be able to buy any pedal now til september

civil war muff that i have is the best fuzz iv ever tried hopfully the DHA im expecting will give me the valve drive sound i want, n then il be done distortion wise