Kev

don't worry, nothing is broke this time, just a question the emg's in my fender and the aggie obp-2 preamp are both ran off one single 9v battery am i gettin the most out of them with that?? as they can both be ran at 18v if not, then how do i go about adding an extra battery?

that 3 jazz pickup combination would sound dynamite

i still think my old black on black one looked better, kinda miss it

ha iv just realised i think for the first time ever my signal chain is all analog

i just scored one for a very good price, considering theres on on US ebay for $800!, and im rather looking forward to recieving it

the originals had the distortion stage switches inside the pedal, which was a rubbish idea and the 2001 have no switches at all this is the best expandora imo, certainly for bassists anyways

the stock necks are so orange...

does look very cool, will it compare to the podx3 live though?

you tried emailing dunlop for any help??

i didnt really like mine either, thought i think if i would have put lower gain valves in it i would have liked it better

are you usin perhaps a f***ed up multi adapter which you have connected every supply to??

i can't see how its possible for a pedal to break a power supply as such

failin that, expandora, check my review

all important bass switch changes everythin

iv just set it to gmt + 1, itl do for now

if DHA costs are a little too high for your needs, red onion solutions do great custom loopers/blenders

okay my first review, lets see how it goes. Bixonic Expandora 2000R. rrp £115 This pedal i bought on a total whim after its shiny little case caught my eye. Its the reissue of the legendary pedal used by all the old skool guitarists. the reissue particularly interested me as it had a bass/guitar switch, which the original did not. so it works very well as a bass distortion. Ease of Use : 8 Okay the pedal has the usual 3 fuzz knobs: Volume, Filter (tone) and gain. These ar self explanatory, the filter just cuts highs. Its the 2 switches above the knobs which make things interesting. the pedal is classed as having 3 different modes: crunch, overdrive, distortion and 'forbidden zone'. it takes a bit of getting used to, so i give it an 8 Sound Quality and Features : 9 the crunch setting is when the two switches are up. this gives a beautiful valve tone, cliche i know but it really can sound sweet, and with the bass switch, NO low end loss. The overdrive mode is when the left switch is down and right is up. This is exactly how it sounds, and overdrive, more gain than the crunch, but still pretty reserved. The next mode distortion is selected by settin the right switch down and the left back up again. this again is just more gain than the overdrive, however with the gain turned right up, its breaking into out of control territory. which is where the last mode comes in, the forbidden zone, which is both switches down. this is insanaly high gain fuzz, which is crazy good! great features, one of the best units iv ever used, and trust me iv tried plenty! it doesn't quite get that muff fuzz tone that i love, so for that reason its a 9. Build quality: 10 Bulit like a little brick, a shiny circular brick ran off 9vdc, or a battery. cant see it breaking anytime soon. Overall: 9 Overall, a great multi stage distortion pedal, certainly a great one for bass, and would certainly recommend it!

thanks still can't decide whether this will be right for me, will lower gain valves take that fuzzy sound away and leave just warm tube overdrive?