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  1. glassmoon started following Zoom MS-60B tone tweak question , Boss CB-VE22 gig bag - perfect for modern micro amps , Zoom MS-60B cab response only (no amp) and 3 others
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    So I decided to have a good look into stripping down my outboard gear even more. I played around with my Zoom MS-60B and found - much to delight - that I can use an amp, set 100% flat and still use the cab option. So now the TC Electronic impulse response loader is off (as is the chorus, which as much as I adore chorus, I just don't use it in the pub band) and the Zoom does a decent enough cab sim. The DemonFX Tone Mallet is there only for my Ibanez BTB 6, as a preamp (the older BTBs are brilliant, but the vari-mid eq is a bit bleh after playing the Sadowsky). Before... After... Julian aka Glassmoon
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    I have tried to use an amp with everything’s set flat, but I can’t seem to get it actually flat… as in, it sounds 100% dry. I’m stumped
  4. glassmoon
    Hi all, Here's a thought... Is it possible, with the Zoom MS-60B, to have just a cab, and no amp? I have a TC Electronic impulse response loader, but in my head, I'm wanting to remove it and use the Zoom's capability - if I can - to replace the IRL pedal. Is it possible to have just the cab? Kind regards Julian aka Glassmoon
  5. glassmoon
    Absolutely brilliant pedal - amazing bang for the buck here... GLWTS mate. I must not look, I must not look
  6. glassmoon
    Killer deal. GLWTS
  7. glassmoon
    Sadly Christmas flattened me, else I'd be super excited to chat. GLWTS mate.
  8. glassmoon
    So I've decided on a possibly somewhat radical change of mind. Instead of dropping in the VTC circuit, I've decided to play with taking the treble pot out (disconnecting the treble circuit completely) and putting in a passive tone pot. I will never use the active treble boost (in nearly 30 years, I've never boosted the highs) but the passive pot sounds wonderful. Thoughts?
  9. glassmoon
    I've considered them... maybe half wounds, or ground wounds, or whatever they are called... I play Elixir, which gives me some "softness", but let me look into that... stop me slapping at least 🤣
  10. glassmoon
    My P2 is attached to my mic stand (see the picture) and then via a. Mini jack extension lead. So easy to use. So clear. So inexpensive
  11. glassmoon
    I need to see if it does. The IRL world is very new to me. I still need to find a cab that I absolutely love.... But that requires money and it can become costly to buy and not like LOL I need to try the parametric EQ on the Zoom (with the ILR switched off) and then fiddle with LPFs Thanks all
  12. glassmoon
    Oooh. Thanks for those valuable ideas. I will try everything suggested and see what works and what doesn't. Last question, I use the unit for a cover band, so I have my stock, no FX patch (which goes into an impulse loader). I have a synth bass patch, a keyboard bass patch, one nasty dirt patch and two patches I use with a line selector to turn an effect on or off during the song.... So do I put the eq I end up with at the start of the chain, or the end? I'd say at the start? Many thanks for the replies
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    Hello everyone I have a question about the Zoom MS-60B and how it potentially might be used to "tame" particularly harsh or overly bright pickups. I have a Sadowsky MetroExpress 5, the basic model without the VTC circuit. I find the pickups way too bright and harsh for my taste, and short of replacing the pickups with a more vintage option, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how I could use the MS-60B to curb that harshness - perhaps, something that might warm up and round out the tone (for want of a better description). I know there are some very handy preamp options available in the Zoom, but I have barely scratched the surface of what this unit can do. As ever, my deepest thanks on advance. Julian aka Glassmoon
  14. glassmoon
    Woah, you're the first person to use an ART Levelar since I owned one about 25 years ago. I had no idea how to use a compressor in anger, nor did I really know the quality unit I had. Superb in my opinion. Great board mate!
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    Therefore bass players are gimps!
  16. glassmoon
    You certainly have a vast collection @stewblack... jealous!
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