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I went all Alpher again 🥰
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What? This is an insane price...😮 GLWTS, surely shouldn’t need it though! -
Bump. Really cool pedal, this. Equally good for noisemaking as it is for warmer sounding delays. -
Just obvious stuff really, only remove material that you need to for the B to sit right. Remove more than necessary and it’ll work fine for the B but may be too loose for thinner strings. Baby steps.
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If you do it right you don’t need a different nut to switch between BEAD and EADG, unless you’re using unusual string gauges
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Checkout Newtone strings, literally build yourself a set, will still cost no more than the premium string brands these days.
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Following a recent switch to the all singing all dancing Source Audio Nemesis, I have this lovely delay up for grabs! Flattley blurb: The Bass Nirvana is bass guitar analogue delay pedal. This pedal has a very warm tone and a deep rich sound which is great for the bass guitar. 4 control knobs allowing you to set your perfect tone, level, delay and repeats and the Nirvana will give you up to 420ms of delay. Delay: Controls the time between echoes Volume: Controls how loud the echoes are Repeats: Controls how long the echoes repeat or how quickly they fade away Tone: Controls the desired tone of the effect The Bass Nirvana comes in a 1590BB Enclosure (LxWxD): 119 x 94 x 30 mm (67 x 3.68 x 1.18 inch) -9v dc tip power supply required No internal 9v dc battery function If you would like to have the halo light plate, halo light ring or large foot topper switch fitted at an additional cost then please request this prior to ordering. This edition comes in black and silver insanity skulls graphics. Alternative graphic schemes available upon request. All Flattley pedals are handmade, hand wired boutique custom guitar and bass pedal effects manufacturing company in the UK. further details can be found at and all our social media sites on Instagram/Facebook/LinkedIn/YouTube. Come and follow us/subscribe to see what we do and how you would want to have your customised pedal made Lovely delay, warm and lush, handbuilt in the UK in a lovely custom purple finish and blue glow plate I requested. £259 new so I think this is a fair deal, includes next day shipping. Picture from IG feed below and a little video demo.
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I think more than enough discussion has been had on the authenticity of this instrument now, let’s leave the discussion there and allow this gentleman to sell his instrument 🙂 Best of luck with the sale! -
Needed to grab myself a TU-3 for its capability as a splitter so I'm moving my Polytune on. First edition, tiny little tuner that just does it's job and does it well. Good condition, been on my board for many years so its got a few marks here and there but its just a tuner Shipping included. Ill stick a pic on later if needed, looks like this (stock): -
Finally decided to face the facts that I’ll never get the use out of the pedal that it deserves so it’s in the classifieds. Maybe it is worth trying the Boss out...
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The most exciting synth pedal to come out in years. It’s insane, but I just don’t have the time to do it justice. Mint condition in box e.t.c., latest firmware loaded. Postage included 🙂 No offers, please. I’ll listen to trades, interested in a Source Audio Nemesis particularly. May also be selling a Flattley Effects Bass Nirvana Analog Delay soon, stay tuned... -
Stunner! How come you are moving it on so quickly? -
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I’m really quite torn on whether to keep mine or not.... it’s a bit beyond me to use in the most part and I’m struggling to get out of it what I want, there’s just a little too much to alter. I’m a sucker for a deep impact, the amount I was restricted to change on that was perfect for me 😅
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***SOLD*** Darkglass Alpha Omega - Reduced to £175 Delivered
Kev replied to Bearfist's topic in Effects For Sale
Can’t give pedals away these days, bargain for an AO! -
That, is a good point
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Of course, everyone has a different mids preference or requirement, it just sounds like the mids control isn't balanced right if it has to be maxed out, to be honest. What use would there be for cutting the mids, presume none for those who are maxing it out?
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You're not wrong, but I get uncomfortable 'pushing' a circuit so hard just to get a unity sound. It indicates something is wrong for me. I feel it would also generate noise in the signal. Before I removed the preamp and pickups from my Ibanez and replaced with US Bartolini, I found myself having to boost the treble to almost full and cut the bass and mids heavily to get a decent sound out of it, which I didn't like doing. Since I replaced both I don't know what the culprit was, but I presume it was the cheap licensed barts. Very dark, but proof that its best to start with something near the mark and adjust to taste, as opposed to forcing something.
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If you’re muddy with the XU then you need to take a slower approach at understanding how the filters work and how you should set the levels and comp. You have full control of the frequencies and how they need to be set will vary from rig to rig.
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If I’d have kept my 14lb Streamer, I may well have had them by now!
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Oh god, forget I said anything... 🙄😂
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Okay, fair enough! Given your own sweeping generalisations on Class D amplification, I’m sure you can forgive a little stereotyping elsewhere It’s just my experience, I’m yet to find a lightweight (sub 8lb) bass that has the depth in tone that a 10lb + bass tends to have. I am sure there are exceptions, clearly from this thread alone, but there you go. Sounds like you have 20 years on me 😂
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Huh?
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I haven’t, what is it about your basses that makes them sound “heavy”? I’d be interested if our definitions are the same.
