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  1. Cuzzie
    Looks like each outlet gives a current of 120mA. If you have a pedal that needs more than 120mA but less than 240mA then that is it’s use
  2. Cuzzie
    Depends if it’s a voltage doubler or a current doubler cable you need to check
  3. Cuzzie
    Disaster Area DMC range of midi controllers can work without the hub and into the C4
  4. Cuzzie
    It’s a great pedal - welcome to the world of compression properly used Congrats
  5. Cuzzie
    A few things What other instruments? This set up for rehearsal? This set up for performance no PA support? This set up with PA support? That will help form your needs
  6. Cuzzie
    @Quatschmacher I hate Velcro at the moment, and these guys are pretty cool https://templeboards.co.uk/pages/size-planner These May be worth a try https://www.joyoaudio.co.uk/joyo-accessories-music-lights-capo/JOYO-rockdriver-pedal-case-board/JOYO-GPB-02-Pedalboard-and-bag Personally I just made my own
  7. Cuzzie
    This is a proper quality aladdins cave
  8. Cuzzie
    Bought a pick up from Chris - legend dealer, easy peasy, quick and simple
  9. Cuzzie
    For the record, most pick ups are passive (there are a few active ones out there) it’s normally the preamp which is active
  10. Cuzzie
    Agree with the above guys - play them first and see how they feel. Also it utterly depends on what you play through, pre-amp, amp, cab etc. Someone else Fave pick ups, May not be the ones for you. For example I am naturally drawn to pick ups most people don’t have! If you specify if you want a more vintage/a more modern sound then you will get a nod in the right direction and there are loads out there I will give a big nod to a UK manufacturer in Creamery pick ups, and he will wind to your tastes
  11. Cuzzie
    Can’t argue with the above, done the same and with a Supertwin Second Hand you can get the VTBass500 very reasonably Also as the gentleman said, it’s all about taste, it may work for you sonically
  12. Cuzzie
    Just the bad ones then...... I’ll amend to great guy to deal with
  13. Cuzzie
    Gentleman seller
  14. Cuzzie
    They of course have exotics for woods and tops etc. But standard is Alder, and loads of fingerboard options It will probably say on your email order confirmation?
  15. Cuzzie
    I think it’s generally Alder if I remember right as a default, happy to be corrected
  16. Cuzzie
    Keeping the bass together or consider splitting it up?
  17. Cuzzie
    It’ll be great - Tech21 rules. Played and used the VTBass 500 head which is very good.
  18. Cuzzie
    Another thing to remember about overdrives/fuzz/distortion and keeping low end is there is a difference in pedals between keeping the low end and adding low end in as to how they will sound. Those that actively add low end, will sound different to others
  19. Cuzzie
    Saw on a site in USA that the short scale sandberg was priced at about 1.2k dollars
  20. Cuzzie
    With this, I don’t need those middle aged man pills...
  21. Cuzzie
    These are great little tools for home practice or performance GLWTS
  22. Cuzzie
    Haha - you already i know i would be bananas for this.....
  23. Cuzzie
    Cracking basses these
  24. Cuzzie
    Tech21 DP3X if you dial it right and use your tone knob on your bass Lehle Sonic Spark Tech21 VT Bass Hartke VXL bass attack (first Gen) Two Notes LeBass - again you have to dial it right, lots of extreme examples out there but it does subtle. Demon pedals The Parvati
  25. Cuzzie
    Incorrect Thats Wisbech and that’s Cambridgeshire
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