dannybuoy

Put them here: [URL]http://guitarpatches.com/patches.php?unit=B3[/URL] This site was a good resource for the B2. None there for the B3 yet, get in there!

I've ordered one of these now too with the proceeds of my pedal sale. I had loads of effects I wasn't really using, this will give me loads more to play with instead! The bass muff sounds pretty good in this demo: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXcF4qJKvI8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXcF4qJKvI8[/url] I have high hopes for the amp sims, OD/fuzz and Moog lowpass filter.

G&L SB-1 / SB-2: Yamaha Attitude:

I've tried the D'Addarios, GHS Brite Flats and Status Half Rounds. I wasn't a huge fan of the D'Addarios as they were still a bit rough; the GHS were good but the G & D felt rougher than the E & A and they were hard to get hold of. Then I tried the Status - inexpensive and best of the bunch IMO, I have them on my fretless.

On a budget I would check out an EHX QTron, DOD FX25 and Tonefactor 442 Bass / Boomstick Bottom Feeder. The Source Audio pedal is also a bit of a swiss army knife filter!

The Moog one should do the trick.

[quote name='I am not excane' timestamp='1328320064' post='1525626'] I spoke too soon - before I checked the price.... That's ridiculous. [/quote] So is the price of the B3K, yet they still seem to be selling plenty of those!

They could have squeezed another J in between the P an MM too!

I for one think that the Lomenzo sounded awful. Adding a bandpassed distorted midrange in with your clean signal sounds artificial and you end up with low end loss since you have to have to turn the clean level down to keep the same volume. I say VT Bass if you want the sound of an overdriven amp, or a B3K if money is no object, or Behringer BDI21 if pennies are in short supply.

I like them, used one in a practice room a few times, easily keeping up with a loud drummer with room to spare. The overdrive circuit on it sounds goods too.

Spotted this over at TB. A new UK pedal builder had created and is selling a compressor based on the highly regarded 1176 and it looks pretty good! Although it might be worth waiting for Bongo's review first unless you happen to be near Oxford you can pop in and try one out. I don't think the builder is a member on here (yet). [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIGIN-EFFECTS-Cali76-FET-Compressor-Guitar-Bass-1176-Inspired-/110817176858?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item19cd37ed1a#ht_3446wt_1270"]http://www.ebay.co.u...#ht_3446wt_1270[/url] [url="http://www.facebook.com/OriginEffects"]http://www.facebook.com/OriginEffects[/url]

What is compression? Read this: [url="http://www.ovnilab.com/articles/howto.shtml"]http://www.ovnilab.c...les/howto.shtml[/url] And the low pass filter on your amp does the exact opposite of the high pass filter in the Thumpinator.

Q: which parts are graphite??cheers.. A: Graphite is the colour of the bass, sorry for any confusion.

You could look at a Dingwall with fanned frets - some of them have a 37" B string (shorter for the other strings).