Higgie

[quote name='Basszilla' post='195558' date='May 9 2008, 04:59 PM']How did the dredgetone work out Higgie? Nice set up. Those cabs look familiar as well ;-)[/quote] The Dredgetone is a beautiful pedal. GREAT OD. Shame I had to give it back to Toasted I'm on the list for the second batch he is doing, so I should have one when they are available - It will go head to head with the MojoHand Cream Pie that I've got currently in it's place. The cabs are great - I love them. They sound awesome with the Amp!! I only have the 15 plugged in at home, the input and output on the amp are both on 2 - Still get my sister screaming "It's too bloody loud!!!" Don't forget - If your in London at all, gimme a shout

[quote name='clauster' post='195551' date='May 9 2008, 04:53 PM']Nice one! I'll be watching with interest[/quote] +1 - Good luck!

Here are pics of my setup. Will be updating whenever I receive something new!!

Nice little board there Shaun! The 105Q fits in great

WarPig bought my 105Q from me. Paid fast, great communication, and an all round nice bloke. Wouldn't hesitate in the slightest to deal with him again in the future. Enjoy your pedal mate!

Judging by the headstock, it used to belong to Cruella... Ok, I'm going now

[quote name='obbm' post='190594' date='May 2 2008, 02:59 PM']J, J all the way. Oh and a Lakland, not a Fender.[/quote] Amen to that, brother

I LOVE Block Inlays. I'm a big fan of MOP blocks on Rosewood, and I'm also a big fan of the black blocks on Maple. I used to HATE the MOP blocks on Maple, but quite recently started to develop a thing for them. Now I have that combo on both my DJ4 and DJ5. What can I say...I've been converted!!

Bump!

[quote name='cheddatom' post='189511' date='May 1 2008, 10:13 AM']I like filters after a bit of dirt too, but I have the choice of before AND after. Obviously the pedal is designed to respond to your dynamics, and you loose a lot of your dynamics if you apply distortion. I wasn't talking about a standard TB loop. It could be a TB loop where the output of the pedal is always connected, and the footswitch just turns the input on and off. For example, I use an AB switch to switch between two loops, but I use (don't laugh) a double headphone adaptor to merge back the two loops, so that i'm only switching the inputs, and I get my trails. I was actually thinking of a little timer circuit on a 2 footswitch 1 loop pedal. I might draw it up, but I probably haven't got time.[/quote] Ah I see. Cool idea.

BigRedX - Cheers for the link. It does sound like a very versatile Pre. Intriguing. It's quite alot of money though, will have to see about it when I get some spare cash. Thanks again everyone for your input.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='188781' date='Apr 30 2008, 01:12 PM']Is the EBS IQ a dynamic envelope follower? You should have that first if so IMHO Do you not have the DD20 in a loop because of the way the delay decays when you turn off a patch (I don't know if it does this)? I bet someone could design you a box to put it in a loop so it wont suck your tone until it's on, but when you switch the loop off you still get the decay at the end.[/quote] The EBS is a dynamic envelope follower yes, but I wouldn't put it before anything. I like my filters after gain so you get the big squelchy synth sound Also, I'm pretty sure that making a TB loop to stop tone sucking WILL NOT allow trails to come through...

I hate EMA. A guy at my college used to get it, because his parents had split up, but his Dad owns a bank in Ireland and has money coming out of his ears! I applied to get EMA for the second year of sixth form as my parents split up, but was told I wasn't elligible for it because it was based on "last year's earnings". That's all well and good, when half the rich kids are sitting around with £30 extra in their pockets, because their parents split up before mine did!!

[quote name='Beedster' post='188869' date='Apr 30 2008, 02:55 PM']PS Higgie, don't you hate it when a couple of clowns hijack your thread [/quote] Yeah, bloody gits.... Thanks for the info Dr. Dave, and Chris, as I'll be using roundwounds, I'm quite heavily swaying towards Ebony, and you've helped put me a bit further towards it! Cheers for your input CK, but how much would a Graphite neck with an Ebony fingerboard cost?

[quote name='Beedster' post='188803' date='Apr 30 2008, 01:49 PM']I've just realised that you meant ebony board on maple neck, not ebony or maple boards. Thought it was odd you considered them similar Maple boards are also extremely cool and should be an option above Chris[/quote] Heh, yeah, that's what I meant! Cheers Chris. So which P do you prefer, the Ebony or Maple Fretless?

Cheers guys - some useful info here What's so good about the ACG Pre? Any more?

[quote name='Beedster' post='188129' date='Apr 29 2008, 03:54 PM']I'm assuming that from your options you rate ebony and maple as similar. Is that the case? Chris[/quote] [b]Chris[/b] - Nope, it's just that both my DJ4 and 5 have maple fretboards so I wanted a change hehehe [b]BigRedX[/b] - I shall add another option, thanks for the info. [b]Bilbo[/b] - Thanks for your input. I'll be using roundwound strings I would think, so Ebony does look to be the forerunner to me, at present!

Hi guys, I'm putting together my first fretless. I currently have an Arctic White, Ash Warmoth Jazz body, with Nordstrand NJ4SV pickups installed. Just wondering what kind of fingerboard to have, or if I should go Graphite. Also not sure about the Pre. I have J-Retro's in both my DJ4 and 5, but not sure it's the best option for fretless. What do you guys think? Cheers, James.

[quote name='BassManKev' post='186698' date='Apr 27 2008, 07:51 PM']higgie id like to have sex with your DJ4[/quote] Well she's getting all the loving she needs, thanks

[quote name='Higgie' post='178738' date='Apr 17 2008, 12:21 PM']Will take pics of my gear over the weekend, as there will be a new acquisition to the family [/quote] I'm 18, and have been playing for around 4 and a half years now. Here are pics of my setup, as promised: Boss OC-2, Dredgetone Angler (On loan from Toasted), Fuzz (Toasted put this one together for me), One of my Mutron III's, an Akai Headrush E2, and a Korg DT-10BK, powered by a Burkey Flatliner on a Diago Showman Board. This is just my current setup as I've sold all my patch leads, but havent bought an George L's yet. Lurking just out of shot at the top are: Catalinbread Serrano Boost, MXR M-117R Flanger, Visual Sound Visual Volume, Digitech WH-1 Whammy. My other Mutron III, Akai Deep Impact, Mutron Phasor (not working), Guyatone SV-2, Demeter Compulator (custom paint job), Tonefactor Hellbaby, Dunlop 105Q, Analogman Mini Chorus with Deep Mod, Loopmaster Tap-Tempo switch (I use this for scrolling down the presets on the Deep Impact). The guitar is just a cheap AXL Les Paul copy, I hardly play it. My Babies!! Lakland DJ4 and DJ5, both with Aero Pickups and J-Retro Pre-Amp. And last but not least: My Rig - EA iAmp 600, through a pair of 1st Gen MarkBass cabs - 115, and 410. Thunderous