Higgie

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[quote name='cheddatom' post='216754' date='Jun 11 2008, 12:03 PM']I have an OC-2 and I love it, and I tried an OC-3 and didn't like it. However, someone told me once that the OC-3 has an OC-2 emulation mode. Is this right? Doesn't it work?[/quote] That's correct. But why pay for an emulation when you can get the real thing cheap as chips?

[quote name='gafbass02' post='210458' date='Jun 1 2008, 12:09 PM']Any ideas on a good squelchy filter al la Bootsy/ 70's disco style.....cheap!, in a single pedal form, not multi FX, a tall order i know, but its gotta be cheap i cant afford much at all![/quote] Look for a used Maxon AF-9! It's the closest thing I've found to an original Mutron III. I'm considering getting one as a back up for my Mutron. It's awesome!!

[quote name='ste_m3' post='208663' date='May 29 2008, 10:26 AM']I find my EHX micro synth to be quite useful when used sparingly!! for example ill only whack it on when theres a drum fill and i want a nice bbwwwwaaaaaarrrrrrrp-ching! over it Id like to try the prunes and custard though as the ehx dosnt do fuzzy synth very well. the filters are immense but uts a shame![/quote] I absolutely love the Prunes and Custard...I still regret selling mine. I will have one again, some day!

[quote name='BassManKev' post='208855' date='May 29 2008, 01:50 PM']the metaphor interests me most, i imagine the bass muff will just be like the black russian, and the other one will be a simpler version of the metaphor[/quote] I think the Bass Big Muff will be more of a Green sovtek muff, judging by the graphics.

[quote name='thedarxide' post='208635' date='May 29 2008, 09:41 AM']I bought one of the Behringer BSY600 Bass Synthesisers, and it's lots of fun, but I can't actually find a use for it!! I've tried rolling back the volume of the effect in comparison with the dry so it's less in your face, but it still sounds like a space invaders game I think I may have wanted a envelope filter, I'm going for the bass sound from the jamiroqui track from Godzilla, which is dirty but has something else on it.....[/quote] That's a synth effect alright...But it's more of a Fuzzy synth than the synth you will find on the Behringer unit. I find the Crowther Prunes and Custard pedal gets very close to the Deeper Underground sound.

[quote name='NoirBass' post='135750' date='Feb 7 2008, 03:07 PM']All good, Bought a Tonefactor 442 pedal, item as described, good communication, easy to deal with. Nice guy too. recommended![/quote] Bought the Jamerson "Standing in the Shadows of Motown" book from Chris. Nice, quick transaction. What a nice bloke. Don't hesitate to deal with him at all - He'll treat ya good Cheers again mate James

[quote name='ped' post='206907' date='May 26 2008, 10:35 PM'] Pickenbacker? Awesome.[/quote] Picken-Axer

I use an EA iAmp 600 with a MarkBass 4x10+1x15....There's no way I'm going back to a combo

[quote name='wotnwhy' post='204500' date='May 22 2008, 07:14 PM']same as, EA were extremely helpfull. and mines 2nd hand too[/quote] +1. When I blew up my iAmp 600, Gary at EA was very helpful in sourcing the replacement parts, and even offered to speak with my local tech about how to fix it! Great guys, and great products...No complaints from me.

Thanks for the info guys I think I will go for a good hard ebony/maple neck. Still not sure pre-amp wise, but I figure that will be the last thing I put in anyway, so that will give me time to think. As it's a fretless J, I'm wondering if I should have a P pickup routed in, between the Jazz pickups, and some kind of switch so I could have fretless P and fretless J tones It's a tempting idea, but then I'd have no excuse to buy/put together a fretless P

Hmm, you seem to be missing a P bass... Haha, jokes aside - what a fantastic collection!!

[quote name='gafbass02' post='201988' date='May 19 2008, 10:52 AM']are the boss and the jamman longer?, also how many layers can you add?[/quote] You can add infinite layers with the Headrush. Something I like to do is put my tuner/volume pedal before it. That way you can play a percussive bass part, and bassline, then mute the signal, plug in a guitar/keyboard/whatever, add some chords, then switch back to bass for some noodling, hehe.

[quote name='Alien' post='201358' date='May 18 2008, 01:50 AM']If you're still using the converter I made for you, you're unlikely to get much of a result. The converter uses a dual rail DC-DC converter and a pair of regulators (+9V and -9V) so it'll pretty much supply the same voltage regardless of what goes in. Andy[/quote] Hi Andy, I'm now using a product from the GigRig called the [url="http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/TheGigRig_Virtual_Battery.html"]Virtual Battery[/url]. It's a great bit of kit.

[quote name='tayste_2000' post='200565' date='May 16 2008, 04:56 PM']Have you simulated that using the burkey yet?[/quote] I've tried it, but it's hard, as I'm powering it from only 9 V, so I can't change the voltages for the sepetate batteries. I will definitely look into it some more though.

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='200329' date='May 16 2008, 12:06 PM']The Grinder could be worth looking at at that price for sure. I am going to try and track down an AF9 then if you really rate it for that sound. I'd love a Mu-Tron but cannot justify £300 + on one effect pedal right now - I know that one day I will probably have to get one as it seems that they are the holy grail in envelope filters. Do you have any audio/video clips of you using yours? Would love to hear the sounds that you can get. BTW I read somewhere once that Flea used the DOD FX25 on Sir Psycho Sexy - bollocks or true?[/quote] I don't have any clips at present, but I have got a recording interface on the way, so I shall try and sort something out soon. And yes complete bollocks I'm afraid lol, the FX25 gets nowhere NEAR that sound. That is once again (suprise suprise).... a Mutron III, only this time, with dying batteries in it.

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='200195' date='May 16 2008, 09:57 AM']Is there a major difference between the original Mutron and the Haz re-issue apart from the price tag?!!! There are no sound sample for the Grinder on their site which is a shame - looks like it could cost a lot too. Have heard good things about the Maxon AF-9. If it is squelchy and keeps the bottom end I may just try one out! Thanks for your feedback[/quote] While the Haz is an OK filter in itself - It really doesn't do the original Mutron justice. Completely different beasts, and the original comes out on top every time. The Grinder has a list price of $400/£200, but that isn't street price, so it will hopefully come down a bit. The AF-9 loses no low end at all in my experience. It's my 2nd favourite filter ever, after the Mutron (that I currently own 2 of). If I didn't have a spare, it would be the AF-9 as my back up filter for sure.

[quote name='stacedabass' post='196633' date='May 11 2008, 07:08 PM']hey higgie, was just wondering about the burkley flatliner power, i have been looking at these for a while as i have some pedals with different voltage's. Does the flatliner weigh alot? any hiss? Cheers Nick[/quote] Hi mate - Sorry I didn't see this sooner! The Flatliner does weigh quite a bit, but it has no hiss, and is the best power supply I've ever used. Fantastic piece of equipment! The best supply going if you need a couple of different voltages etc.