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  1. No takers? If you didn't think you needed delay on bass, this little gem could make you think again Happy to discuss an offer for the right buyer
  2. A superb tape echo emulation by Universal Audio and captured in a pedal - studio grade effect. Sounds amazing, the equal of even the latest Roland Space Echo pedal. Switch in the second head solo for the classic Pink Floyd 'One of These Days' bass delay effect. Not much more I can say - google it! UAFX pedals are gorgeous! Boxed in immaculate condition. Best price goes to Basschatters - I'll cover postage to UK addresses ONLY in the price.
  3. The very capable and flexible Walrus Mira Compressor. well reviewed as very suited to bass compression with the inclusion of a 120hz Hi-pass filter switch. Its pretty transparent and can do subtle or extreme (and lots in between). Boxed in exceptional condition. PM me for any questions or more details. Also on Fleabay but for more money - Basschatters get preferential pricing! Happy to cover postage cost to UK addresses only.
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  4. Definitely open to offers - and feel free to discuss delivery to you. If its mainland UK there may be options to do just that so cutting out the risk of destructive couriers!
  5. You could be right. The EQ is definitely the same. After all, they couldn't make it too similar or what would be the point of Rob Elrick hand making his? But as you say Fine bass! For the money I haven't played better. Beats a Fender Jazz hands down in all departments, period.
  6. I should also mention that the low B string is the best for string tension I've ever tried. Not flappy or flabby at all. The 35" scale probably helps.
  7. Probably the most beautiful bass I've ever owned and yet she needs to go as funds demand. Read up on this instrument. It is so well specced and plays beautifully. Zero fret, custome Elrick electronics, so well balanced that switching from passive to active gives absolutely no volume change. Having said that the active eq is so good you will want to stay active! Basically a factory produced edition of an hand made Rob Elrick bass, using identical electronics and pickups. White might not seem the most inspiring colour but with the maple neck and white pearloid inlays it is gorgeous. The instrument is virtually unmarked (ie I haven't spotted any) Called the New Jazz Standard for a reason. It's a Jazz at heart but improved in all areas. Complete with custom gig bag and original shipping box. I'm open to reasonable offers - and dependent on where you are based I'd be happy to offer personal delivery. Happy to discuss delivery, collection or courier (least attractive option!) Message for more details.
  8. I've spent a happy hour getting to know this awesome setup - Geddy Lee I ain't, but wow, the possibilities. If I can master my footwork, I should be able to duet with my 5 string Soppy grin attached to face...
  9. Well the topic said 'post your pedalboard' - so that is exactly what I am doing!! WHAT a beast! Always wanted Moog Taurus pedals - never could afford them. Behringer (despite what everyone says about them) have nailed the Taurus. Landed a mint set of Roland PK5A pedals on fleabay, i am already blown away... Now all I need a 2000w amp and a couple of 8x10 cabs...and brace myself for the ASBO!
  10. Now sold.
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  11. Head is no longer for sale - cab still up for grabs.🙂
  12. Super plate reverb for bass - high pass filter allows you to filter out the low bass notes, prevent muddiness in the reverb tails. Particularly effective with a 5 string, to prevent the low B overwhelming the reverb. Can go from subtle room to cavernous ambient with almost infinite length. Highly flexible and easy to use. Mix and volume control take care of evening out levels, the pedal has a high headroom clean boost built in. Can be run between 9 and 18volt. This is a 'special edition' - gallery edition with special artwork. Packed in its original box with box candy, it is immaculate and unmarked. Including post to UK addresses in the price.
  13. Cab withdrawn from sale. Admins please remove post, thank you 😊
  14. Space for more pedals of course....
  15. Power supply is from a 1 Spot CS7. Observant folks will query that it only has 7 outputs for 10 pedals - three of the pedals (Mira compressor, Fallout Cloud & Waterfall) are daisy chained through the Peterson Tuner. No noise issues thankfully. The Catalinbread reverb occupies the 18v output. The Rose gets one of the two 500ma outputs, and the Peterson chained with the three analog pedals takes the other 500ma output. Potential for two more low power pedals via the daisy chain, but I think I've got everything I need for now!!!
  16. I finally indulged myself in the last 4 months by building a board that is over the top and entirely unnecessary, but I love it! Particularly when I'm in an experimental mood. Bottom right to top left signal flow, but upper row is designed so that I can either run it all into the front of the amp, or run the tremolo,delay,verb and slicer through the FX loop on the amp, and the bottom row into the preamp. Pedal choice? Peterson tuner, anniversary edition picked up mint off eBay, into Walrus Mira compressor, then DOD Meatbox (guilty pleasure pedal) into the amazing Fallout Cloud fuzz from Thorpyfx (it sounds soooo good on bass!). Then Jam Waterfall bass chorus and Walrus Polychrome Flanger. Modulation goodness all round! Top row starts with JHS 3 Series Harmonic Trem - for me this is a bit of a one trick pony, I have a particular trem effect I like and that's where it stays! Historically I like the Boss TR-2, but the JHS gives you volume control, which is the clincher for me. Then comes the delay to end all delays - the Rose! Oh boy, I've barely scratched the surface! Many future voyages of discovery to be enjoyed... After this the Catalinbread Talisman Plate Reverb. I don't use it alot, but it sometimes adds some ambient 'sauce' and the HPF means my 5 string doesn't play havoc with it. Finally another purely fun choice - the SL-2 slicer. One additional feature that is fun to play with is that the Slicer has a creditable tremolo setting, so with a trem pedal either side of the verb, I can, without changing the board, play tremolo into verb and vice versa. Point to note - its a purely mono signal path that I don't intend to record with, it's just for fun and noodling into the Laney Nexus head and PJB compact 4 at home. I'm having a ball this Christmas...neighbours are not so sure 😂
  17. Any opinions on the Walrus Audio Badwater? Fender sounds an interesting choice - I have to admit snobbery had kept me away from it but it sounds like that is misplaced prejudice on my part.
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