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  1. stewblack
    Well, no not really. I don't mean that a goos multi fx cant do amazing things but the FI is different in every way. You create the noises/effects from scratch yourself and the available synth sounds are extraordinary. With something like the Behringer total cost would be in the region of 300. Obviously not saying you can't buy a great multi fx for that, but I bought the FI as a standalone synth, I was surprised to find myself selling of a ton of pedals now made obsolete by it. Another 100 quid to make it fully stage worthy doesn't sound that much considering the pedal sales mor ethan cover that.
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    Update time. Trussrod arrived, wasn't any good for ice cream so I took it to the shed Softer and much fatter than I expected, no way that lot would fit so I took off the outer layers Ah, that's more like it. As suggested I ran a thin line of superglue along my crack. And actually managed to put the bottle down again. Result. However , Houston, we may have a problem. The rod is too long. I don't mean it sticks out either end of the bass just it sails past where the previos one ends. My guess is I'll be extending my groove, um, man. Intuition suggests I take out the wood from the body not the headstock but hey - what do I know? Maybe I nibble a bit of both. Close up? OK If the rod ends here Then the other end is here
  3. stewblack
    That does look great, however it is very expensive
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    Yep I've used them before, good solid fixture. Cheap and no moving parts
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    I only own one Hercules product (because I'm notoriously tight with money) it's a multi instrument stand, sits at the end of my bed with 9 basses in it. Well made and I'm happy with it. When I played a T Bird I very nearly bought the one they make from which the bass hangs. However Thomann produced a near identical one at a favourable price point. It has never let me down. I wouldn't hesitate to hang a bass from the wall, but I don't own the room in which I live. However if I did I'd use a heavy screw in U hook from my local hardware shop.
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    I agree with you Paul. The first Sabbath album is as batsh*t crazy as it ever was, Purple sounds musical and interesting but Zeppelin (apart from the sublime bass playing) holds my interest less.
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    sooo close
  9. stewblack
    I did it for a year assuming it would thereafter be a lot cheaper but it was still very expensive. I liked the lessons but got way more from face to face with a tutor. That is nothing whatever to do with SBL and everything to do with the way I prefer to learn. Or as Ped would say, you can't not agree to disagree that it isn't not a good way not to learn to not learn.
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    While I agree those three were massive, Zep was always seen as not really a heavy metal band, Sabbath's legend was kept alive partly by Ozzie's continued fame. I wonder how much Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow and Whitesnake helped to bury Deep Purple? And then before you knew it metal was redefined and they were just another bunch of old guys past their sell by. Odd how it can happen. They sound more prog than metal to me now.
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    We have Blackmore, Lord and an amalgam of bass players (but not the one that sings like a choirboy on helium)just Paice and....
  12. stewblack
    Myself and some pals were just discussing this very album on FB. By the end of the conversation we'd all but formed a DP trib.
  13. stewblack
    I, um... what?
  14. stewblack
    Been after one ever since I traded mine.But not in funds and really want a black one. However, can I just say to anyone else looking who hasn't used one, this will blow you away. You won't believe how small, light and incredibly punchy it is.
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    So groovy man
  16. stewblack
    The Holy trinity Felicity Suzi and Debbie.
  17. stewblack
    It appeals to me as it is affordable and nice big easy to see hard to miss buttons for stage work. Not necessary but interesting. I like @Quatschmacher idea of chords! Anyway had a great session with the FI this afternoon. Just continuing to feel my way in. Followed the tutorial on making a chorus pedal and then did a prolonged 'what if' session. By which I mean, what if I wanted an octave lower, distortion to track the chorus? Or what if I want the clean signal mixed with a different sound that kind of thing. By doing this I find I'm building an idea of how different controls impact on the over all sound.
  18. stewblack
    Anyone ever do anything like this?
  19. stewblack
    God he makes me smile, every time. The transparant LOVE for his work. I don't care if I like the track or not, watching him losing himself in it just wonderful.
  20. stewblack
    I thought this is a midi controller?🤔
  21. stewblack
    At the moment it's just a idea. If I use the FI as a multi effect (which I shall) it would be nice to turn on and of certain effects as and when I want to use them in a song. At the moment I'd have to place them in a specific order and click / double click back and forth to find each one. I wondered about assigning certain pedals on something like this to certain patches (or programmes, or effects or however you like to think of them)
  22. stewblack
    Hello hive mind, can this be used in conjunction with my FI? https://www.behringer.com/Categories/Behringer/Accessories/Midi-Foot-Controllers/FCB1010/p/P0089#googtrans(en|en)
  23. stewblack
    That's great thank you. I wasn't holding it for long enough.
  24. stewblack
    That's a whole lot of lovely.
  25. stewblack
    What's all this 'cutting' strings business?
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