glassmoon

[quote name='TG Flatline' timestamp='1385638703' post='2290468'] You must be good at packing the car boot for going on holiday - excellent use of a relatively small space! [/quote] My wife has taught me well But thanks man... I still want a bigger board. Not a fan of having to be so careful where I stomp!

OK - at last, the umpteenth iteration of my pedal board: Carl Martin Compressor > EBS Microbass II Peterson Strobostomp Tuner (through EMB2 tuner out) EMB2 effects loop: EBS Octave > MXR Bass Overdrive Deluxe > MXR Bass Chorus Deluxe > Aguilar Octamiser > MXR Stereo Chorus The MXR Stereo Chorus is always on - very light setting to add shimmer. I have the MXR BCD as a legit chorus. The EBS Octave does the double track, one octave down so well - 2 distinct notes. The Aguilar Octamiser is so damn good at that sub bass, almost dub thing - it is thunderous Now I just need a Pedaltrain 2 and I'm all set

[quote name='five-string.co.uk' timestamp='1212316765' post='210445'] Hi, Having not tried either the OC2 or the EBS for any lenght of time I really can't compare for you. However, it works well for what I want it for. It definately prefers to be first in the chain. It tracks well down to about an open A string. I tend to use it much higher up though anyway, and up past G it sounds nice and tracks really well indeed. Greg [/quote] I'd have to say the the EBS is cleaner. Just my personal feeling though. I've also found the 2-octave down is kinda pointless - but again, that's just my thing. For what it's worth, I'm using the MXR Bass Octave Deluxe - and loving it!