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The only real downside to this now is that you get to be the target of the confused: "Why does it matter how heavy the bass is? Why do people always ask?" nonsense on for sale posts! I'd play a bass made of balsa if it looked cool enough! Airfix colour scheme perhaps...
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Oh, my mistake. I misunderstood. Wrong tye of date… *hides flowers and closes tab of fancy restaurant recommendations*
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Awesome! What an achievement, well done all of you!
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I refer you to the clothes sizing thread, from which they’ve clearly taken inspiration!
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Sold an OC-3 to Andy: quick and friendly process.
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Just spotted @Dood’s facebook post about it. Looks pretty clever.
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Pedal Clearout - All sorts of noiseboxes *Price Drops*
Daz39 replied to Daz39's topic in Effects For Sale
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And a 10yr old has already posted a youtube video of them two-handed tapping the Super Mario theme on it…
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Yay. Sorry, i meant to add who made them, blinkin internet needed turning off and then on again!
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You can get a smaller enclosure for them if you want.
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Awesome. Love Lou’s work, top bloke.
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I've moved house now and I've seen the mortgage estimates.... please help me out! All of the pedals are in at least good condition - a couple were brand new. None have been gigged, some have velcro on the bottom from previous ownership. Pics also show boxes they came in, (some original). No PSUs. *Prices include UK postage* None of the pedals play like butter, nor do they know that you already know what they are, so I'll tell you. One of them is even good for Metal! Will take payment by Bank Transfer or paypal. Finally found it: my Feedback thread: Feedback for Daz39 - Feedback 1. Source Audio Manta: £100 (reduced) Amazing pedal. A veritable box of mad snakes: filters - low pass, multi peak, phasery bits. Controls for speed, wave type, depth and a combo control to fiddle with drive, resonance, frequency and so forth. Presets and control input for a footpedal too. There's plenty of filter-experts here that can probably get this to make toast. Non-original box. (Unoriginal? Derivative?) 2. First of the titchy pedals Donner Jet Convolution: £15. Clone of the EHX Electric Mistress. It's really good! No box, so I'll conjure some eclectic packaging. 3. EHX Lumberjack. £35. Mega-Noise-Pedal. Obvs mainly one for the guitar people, but I made this into a pleasing addition to my bass: it goes from low-gain hairyness to fuzzy nonsense. Original Box. 4. Biyang Metal-End: £20. This is err, interesting. I got it as a rather outside gamble on a pre-amp, and it's rather good. Mid-freq as well as 3 band-eq, the Amp Simulator switch opens up the switches for amp sounds - and there's a good range of usable tones. Also very Shiny. Original Box. 5. Yamaha QT-1 Metronome. £10. I bought this new in err, crikey. 1995. Ticks or tocks (there's a switch) and goes from the laziest of noodles to *insert extreme shredder of choice* speed. But labelled in Italian, so obviously a higher class of time. No Box.
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We are not worthy!! Never played with anyone famous. The only autograph I ever got was John Petrucci’s on my Travelcard in a Denmark St store the night after a gig (Touring into Infinity, ‘98?).
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I've got no sound at the moment, so I don't know if she was introduced: who's the guitarist with the shiny red axe? (Not Mr Hackett obvs.)
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Like the Magic Roundabout in Swindon: happy times!
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Ooer matron…
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Flap City! Bet Fieldy would love that thing. I’ll have to listen to it on my speaker when I get a chance, it’s mushy on my phone.
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Sky Arts and other music related programmes
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They prevent sweaty nuts: like duh! Also the skateboarders came back for their ramps.
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They came from the Greater Tyneside Metroplex. Some of them might have even been Smoggies or Monkey Hangers: the only nightlife on Teesside is found beneath Redcar Pier.