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Higgie

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  1. [quote name='matt_citizenbass' post='152741' date='Mar 6 2008, 10:11 PM']i desperatly need to make on for this saturday and can't remember how i did it/ can't find schematics for just a DPDT switch. can this person take a picture or tell me how its wired with a little diagram. or can someone sort me out with a schematic or picture of their own pedal. thanks, matt[/quote] I sold it to BassManKev, so you might want to PM him.
  2. I have this exact same bass, but with 4 strings (same colour and everything) and it is awesome. You cannot get better for the money! I've also had the 5 string version and it is awesome. I would love to take this 5er, but I have no cash! Good luck with the sale/trade!
  3. I believe they were around the £80 to £100 mark.
  4. [quote name='pete.young' post='148355' date='Feb 28 2008, 12:33 PM']+1 for that. Our drummer uses sticks called 'Hot Rods' or 'Lightning Rods' or somesuch, they look like a bundle of very think sticks. Apparently they give the same feel but a lot less volume.[/quote] Yeah, they're called brushes. The drummer I played with when we did "Fame" had to use them because he was drowing out the singers, let alone the rest of the band!
  5. While it would be nice to own a Bass Whammy, I already have a WH-1, so I don't think it's worth it. You'll definitely get £300+ if you ebay'd it.
  6. I was going to say the FX25 too - It's got a setting on it where the filter doesn't open and you get this huge dubby bass tone, awesome for DnB.
  7. Higgie

    Lakland DJ4

    Guys, just to let you know, Dragan is a great guy, and if you want a Lakland this is THE bass, and THE guy to buy it from!! Free bump
  8. I bought a Lakland Skyline DJ4 from Dave. His communication was excellent, and the bass got here packaged beautifully, with absolutely no trouble. Wouldn't hesitate to do business with him again for a second. Highly recommended!!! Cheers Dave, James.
  9. Sweet story! Glad you got a chance to meet Paul. I've met him once before myself, and he is a great bloke.
  10. [quote name='the_house123' post='139335' date='Feb 13 2008, 10:29 AM']It works through the bypass but when you turn the pedal on it makes very horriable noises and crackles loads.[/quote] Sounds like it's functioning perfectly to me (P.S. I'm not a big fan of the Blow Torch )
  11. Awesome!! Thanks alot Dave
  12. Argh, tempting, as I've just bought a DJ4, but I dunno if I'll need it as it already has a J-Retro installed. Have you tried a J-Retro? If so, how do these compare?
  13. Dave, just a quick Q. Does the bass come with the original control plate etc? Cheers
  14. [quote name='metalmaniac' post='136426' date='Feb 8 2008, 12:08 PM']What if they have gold teeth. you could pick em up after?[/quote] I would pick them up and throw them into the nearest river.
  15. Alexis is a good friend of mine - He actually now has 2 of the white basses (which WERE inspired by Zender's) but the first one got a crack in the body from flying internationally, so he had a second one made.
  16. If anyone spilled a beer over my pedalboard, they would feel their teeth explode from their mouth as my foot swings full pelt into their face. Either that or I'd just get them to pay for any damage
  17. Thanks! I been after a White Jazz with Maple fingerboard for ages. As soon as I saw this I fell in love! Hehe. The Lakland DJ5 I played at the Bass Gallery was nice, so I'm assuming that this bass, with the J-Retro, will be amazing
  18. I'm glad it's gone to a Bass Chatter too. Even happier that it's me!!
  19. This is becoming rather like a game of ping-pong
  20. Higgie

    PedalTrain 2

    [quote name='Toasted' post='135524' date='Feb 7 2008, 09:45 AM']If you want slats go Pedaltrain. If you don't go Diago.[/quote] Check-mate, Gin, and Yahtzee my friend!!
  21. [quote name='salapatrakis' post='130331' date='Jan 29 2008, 10:29 PM']I accept that I did a mistake, as I didn't know all these about the original and non-original Mutron, but now I know as I have done the appropriate research. I just realise that people just care about prestige and not about the actual thing. It's a pitty but this is why some things are so unreasonable expensive........ This pedal has exactly the same quality and sound as the "original" one. It's as the same exactly appearance and buttons, even the way it works is the same. So, don't try to underestimate this wonderful pedal, because it is not the "original". It seems like there a few people out there that would prefer to spent a fortune for the "original" one just because it costs a fortune. The reality is that there is no difference between these two in terms of sound and quality. I'm really sorry for advertising it as Mutron III and not as Mutron III+. That's why I changed the ad - I didn't try to cheat the basschaters. All the best, Jordan[/quote] Hi Jordan, I appreciate that you're just trying to sell your pedal, but telling everyone that both Mu-Trons are the same is false advertising. You say you have done the "appropriate research", but based on your comments later in the post I would say you haven't done enough. They are completely different. The only similarity is the looks. The circuitry and components are completely different, and while the III+ is actually an "OK" filter, it has NOTHING on the original. I'm not saying it isn't a decent filter, I'm just saying if you want that authentic Mu-Tron tone, you'd have to look somewhere else.
  22. Yup, that's the Re-Issue, not the original.
  23. You know you want my sexy blue one ner-ner you can't have it ner-ner
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