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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bKqZvqvn-sc&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DbKqZvqvn-sc The depths and arpanoid demo by Juan Alderete...

Someone buying your green could maybe drive it over

There is discussion to be had, he's asked if this is the norm?

I can't stop being tempted when threads like this are being flaunted in front of me After the next gig I'm gonna flog my Barefaced Vintage and put in an order I reckon... Looks really nice with that Ampeg on top!

Oh, and what's the difference between a vt bass deluxe and a vt bass di, other than having the three saved settings?

I think I want a sansamp VT bass DI, but can't find where I'd buy one? Anyone help me where I'd get one at the mo? I've got a behringer bdi21, but just wanna upgrade a bit... Any other recommendations?

Yeah I've asked, it's a no go at the mo - "Hello Si. Thanks for writing. Sorry to inform youThe Pitchgrinder is an eight bit pedal no matter what, so what you hear is as clean as it gets. Hopefully some day we will have access to super cool pitch shifting chips that make cleaner arpeggios doable. Thanks! Ben"

If the dwarfcraft pitch grinder did a clean tone as well I'd have bought it by now but it doesn't.

Does anyone know if the Line 6 M series have an arpeggiator on?

My MI-Audio Pollyanna octave does +1 octave as well as -1 and -2 octaves.

Are they the same click in and out castors used on other among cabs?

Any experience with one of these? Is it too good to be true at that price? [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/akg-wms-40-mini-wireless-instrument-set-ism1-eu1-863.100/52239"]http://www.gak.co.uk/en/akg-wms-40-mini-wireless-instrument-set-ism1-eu1-863.100/52239[/url] Cheers.

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Here's a quick one Shep, can I use a behringer fcb1010 to control the pitchfactor with midi, BUT ALSO control a strymon timeline using the same fcb1010 with midi thru? ...and assign one fcb1010 expression pedal to each effect pedal? That would be good!

Oooh, any links to vids or info?

I had a b2m and wouldn't trust it for gigging really, and I'm guessing that solution would need me to drag a pc round? Cheers, still looking, I'm kinda leaning towards the eventide pitchfactor now, just cos the dwarfcraft pitch grinder doesn't do clean, just not sure if the eventide is user friendly enough...

...gear, not ear

When we say 'digital modelling' what sort of ear are we talking? I only ask cos I watched the rig rundown for Billy Corgan's stuff recently and he has loads of old amps digitally recreated for him to use live, and wondered what stuff like this is more widely commercially available without having the income of Bily Corgan? I'm all for it in theory, but when I've played with the little things like a POD or a sansamp, it's not quite done it for me, but it is something of consider if I found the right kit...

[url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_rb_the_w_bass_4_black_satin.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_rb_the_w_bass_4_black_satin.htm[/url] Dirt.

I have always fancied a slicer, but never knew whether I would use it enough to justify the purchase. I used the slicer on the GT10B a few times and liked it

I really fancy an arpeggiator for bass, and have been refreshed on the idea from the eventide pitchfactor thread. Ideally as easy to use and program as possible, but am open to learning stuff for the right pedal... Currently think I'm swinging towards a Dwarfcraft pitch grinder, but wondered what other options were out there? Any cheap options? Or any really good usable experiences with any?

I'm thinking of selling my barefaced vintage to finance a 69er, anyone on here used both and have any opinions/comparisons?

This thread is gonna make me sells lots of stuff to afford one of these now