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turn the gain down on your ODB-3 to like 7 or 8 o'clock, turn the hi control right down, set the mix to 50%, turn the low control up until you're not losing low end anymore, then turn the high end up to taste. It's not a great pedal, but it does low gain sounds quite well IMO.

I need one to replace the one I just sold to my guitarist, and one for that mod!

the OC-2 is roaring ahead!

use it to run a guitar cab and create a bi-amp rig with a guitar dirt pedal on the hi end!

I reckon ashdown would do the replacement parts if you ask them

Hi Paul, This is Tom from (no logo) - we (briefly) chatted at that Rugby club gig after I hadn't seen you in ages. Glad to see you made it on here!

I just back up at the end of every session. I suppose it'd be best practise to have your audio drive RAIDed with another in the box, and then back up to an external disc at the end of every session.

That's ace! It's going to weigh a tonne though. What about a lid?

You have to set the EQ for each patch, surely? I know some people like to have all their dials pointing at 12 o'clock, but it doesn't make much sense to me. What if an amp shipped with the mid dial on 0 and the others on 12. If it sounded good, would you leave it set? Or would you set the mid control to 12 o'clock, then decide you don't like the sound of the amp set "flat" and return it? The zoom isn't that great I suppose, but if you take your time you can get some really good sounds out of it.

If size is all you're interested in

the same thing happened with a mate of mine. I recommended the zoom and he bought it to record with. He made a few patches that sound amazing on his home demos. Then he started jamming with a band and the levels were as you say, all over the place. I don't actually understand the science behind this. I think the louder you have something, the more low end you hear.

the important thing to remember is do it at gigging volume. I set all mine with headphones and had to re-do it, so I did it through the amp but not loud enough and had to re-do it again!!! ARRRGH

I have seen it but never bothered to try any. To be honest, I don't use my B2 for much, just 6 patches or so, so it wasn't hard to level them out. In the amp model section you can set the volume*, and if you do it at gigging volume through your amp (crucial) you should be able to match them up. *I think, I haven't actually changed any patches on there in a while.

There's a volume setting for each patch though, just set it right and save it!

Did you try it on bypass with the Zoom? I'd be interested to know if the zoom bypassed still has the same effect. If it doesn't, then it sounds like you just need to make a new patch for that bass.

I have done it, but just didn't have any problems, so that''s no help sorry!! I thought it might be worth mentioning that the standard patches aren't very good, so it's probably not worth doing a factory reset - just create your own patches.

If you could please put a " - " between the pedal name and the number, it be far more organised.

[quote name='Doddy' post='1019008' date='Nov 10 2010, 04:57 PM']Let me think........... nah,you're alright You're welcome to check 'em out though.[/quote] cheers! I'll bear that in mind [quote name='TomTFS' post='1019009' date='Nov 10 2010, 04:57 PM']FuzzHugger ABSynth. Very nasty sounding glitchable fuzz, hence why I need something a bit softer like a muff.[/quote] interesting. I'll look for some sound samples.

[quote name='Doddy' post='1018919' date='Nov 10 2010, 04:03 PM']Far from it. I love pedals I've got a ruck more that won't fit on the board aswell.[/quote] Fiendish!! If they don't fit on the board they're wasted. Perhaps I could store them for you?

HAHA Doddy, for some reason I thought you'd be one of the "don't touch my TOAN, your pedals make me SICK, I can't heard the true sound of of bass" brigade. Nice board! [quote name='TomTFS' post='1018889' date='Nov 10 2010, 03:38 PM'] Just done. Just need to sort out the power supplies and get a Muff of some sort to fill that gap, not yet decided on which one though.[/quote] What's in the top right?

It's amazing how much a click tightens up the band isn't it!

[quote name='waynepunkdude' post='1017215' date='Nov 9 2010, 09:39 AM']I would.[/quote] He's not worm-sized in real life you know, those muscles contribute to some real girth.