dave_bass5

Do you know if the one that comes with a BT adapter will work? I can get hold of that quickly

I think sometime its just my mood. Loved it before, now im hearing something else. Same headphones etc. I had the B1Four out during the week and could hear it on that, and it's less pronounced on the 60+, but I just cant get rid of it. When im playing along to music it's fine. If I didnt have the EBS sitting next to it (and hadn't spent over £300 on it in July) maybe id be more open to the 60+. Definitely going to give it a go with the band before I make any decisions. I was hoping to replace the EBS but I'll have to see.

Yea, ive been looking at that. I think I would be fine with just using the pedals foot switches at the moment. I am struggling to get it to sound as open as my EBS. Im only using headphones and im sure through a rig it would sound fine, but I cant get away from hearing something like a blanket over everything. Ive tried various EQ adjustments, but it's always there. I'll have to wait until next weekend when I'll be rehearsing and see how it sounds through a rig. It will certainly do the job if I can get past this issue.

No, that’s the thing i didn’t know i had to have.

Oh well, the above plan has gone out of the window, seeing as my footswitch works with everything on the planet other than the MB60B+. 50/50 if ill keep it now.

Thanks for posting that. When I had my first 60+ last year I wasn't aware/didnt cross my mind I oculus use a midi pedal. what put me off the 60+ is the fiddly way of tuning effects on and off. I already had a Boss FS-1 WL for keyboards and other things, but never thought it could more or less become a pedal board. Can't wait to try that over the weekend. I plan on using just one patch. Comp - Chorus - Phaser - OD - Amp (SVT). I'll possibly duplicate this and change the amp to maybe a Fliptop for more mellow stuff, and possibly change the FX's if needed. The foot switch only has 3 buttons, but that's perfect as I'll set them for blocks 2-4.

Probably not.

I just got another one of these. Last year I was looking for a one pedal solution, and as much as I liked this pedal, it did cut it for me, at the time. Now im going for a 2 box solution. EBS Microbass 3 for preamp and tuner, plus comp, and one external box for everything else. This time around im going to use it as a phaser/Chorus/OD (mostly OD) in conjunction with my Microbass 3 for now. I looked at pretty much everything on the market, but couldnt find anything close to this for this task. Almost got the ToneX one, but it seems fiddly to go between the above effects without extra work. Same with the GP-5. Thought about the HX One but again, seems fiddly. I dont need much, but what little I do want only seems to be in the MS60-B+. I think the MS60 will also work well for headphone practice, as I will get back the IR/cab sim feature. Maybe at some point I will sell the MB3, but I like the ability to adjust EQ settings with real knobs.

Haha. Been there plenty of times. One of my guitarists must have 3-4 drive type pedals on his board. When they are all off it sounds great, but when he engages any of them it all goes to pot. But still he asks which combination we prefer 😁

Ooops. That will teach me not to go on line while the boss is around 😎

I had 2 gigs in July where I was using supplied backline. I couldnt be bothered to set any pedals up. I loved it. Sounded great and so much less to think about. The bass player in my band doesn't use any, and he sounds great as well. I blame BC for a lot of this.

Ive just found a TCE Mojomojo in my wardrobe. Forgot I had that. Another cheap option.

Im thinking about getting the above, mainly as a Phaser and OD (not at the same time). I can see the poser has 4 controls, one being level. Can anyone tell me if this is a volume level or something else? Ive been using a Blood Moon phaser after (or before) my EBS MB3, but there is always a volume jump when I engage it. I was hoping the ToneX would allow me to balance this. I was going to use, or get a Zoom pedal which i know can do this, but quite fancy thing something new.

You could get a Zoom MB60+ and have a larger choice of everything.

I read he also built the pyramids in Egypt 🤣 it was on a webpage so i can’t imagine it’s fake news.

He actually built the homes himself?

For me its New Years days - U2.

All this talk of the Spark has made me realise how lacking the drive is in my EBS Microbass 3. Love the clean sound, and it can get a bit warm if pushed, but cant get the drive sounding as i want it. it’s warm, but loses clarity.

Haha. Whenever im asked by customers what soft touch feels like, i tell them it’s like a nipple (obviously i chose who i say that too).

Wouldn't the phone number already be on the card? We print 1000's of laminated cards every week. In fact ive never printed one without contact details on it. Still, if it's unlamented you could, as you say, still write on it. Agree about the stock though. 400gsm is perfect. Hate gloss lam with a passion. Looks cheap.

Chat GTP is good at wording things like this.

I print mine at work, doesnt cost me anything then 😇 Agree with BigRedX, the standards size is 85mm x 55mm as it's pretty much the same size as a credit card, so fits in a wallet better. We are finding more and more that people are using 88.9 x 50.8 instead. Not on purpose, but that a the default that some programs use and they dont bother to change it. Also if you are going to have a background printed or anything that goes right to the edge, it's better to set up a 3mm bleed on each side.

Yeah, especially stereo. My wife (our singer) liked the Nux and it’s her birthday in a couple of weeks. We agreed i would get another set for her to try, but if its the same issue it will go back and she can borrow my Lekato’s when we gig. I only want these for the bands im playing bass with and she isnt in those. I even plugged the Nux in to my audio interface and played music through them. Awfully distorted. As with my Lekato WS-90 i can see these arent shielded well, but as long as we are carful it should be fine.

Well, the Nux arrived and 5mins later it was packed up and ready to go back. The well reported buzz was more than a minor issue. I guess i was expecting to hear something in the background but it was quite pronounced. I know Nux state that these arent really for solo playing, which i suppose is there way of saying the sound isnt perfect, but compared to the Lekato its like night and day. They were used (from Amazon) so maybe faulty, but Im sticking with the Lekatos for now. After another go im used to the latency and it’s not a big deal. Wish there were alternatives in this form factor/price/freq band.

Was this at Pirate studios 😎