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Took them 2 weeks to build my 8x10 and 4x10 which involved a week of waiting for the custom cut grills, the cabs were done in the first few days.

He told me he could do a 15w all tube bass amp for under 750 he didn't have an exact price but for sure under that.

I'm really looking forward to trying that 2x12.

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='567362' date='Aug 12 2009, 10:01 PM']Right, finally got my first pedal board together, rather than just having some pedals on the floor so to speak... Here it is... Boss TU-2 Tuner -> Ashdown Lomenzo Bass Hyperdrive -> Boss Bass Flanger BF-2B -> Boss Bass Chorus -> EHX Bass Micro Synth XO -> Boss Digital Delay DD-3 All mounted on a Pedaltrain 2, powered by a Diago Power Station (Except for Micro Synth). Kirlin Patch Cables used throughout (with the exception of one, soon to be replaced!) Looking to add a second DD-3 or a DD-6 to the end after having a play with 2 together last week... amazing :-) Cheers guys.[/quote] If you get a Gigrig virtual battery you will be able to daisy chain that Micro Synth

[quote name='yorick' post='567624' date='Aug 13 2009, 08:51 AM']Kiss your overdraft and kidneys goodbye.[/quote] Apart from a Matamp GT200 and 8x10 will cost you at least 500quid less than an Orange or Ampeg equivalent and neither of those are hand made to your specification

It also has the one shot feature of the DL-4 Personally I've only found 2 issues with the looper both I knew about before I bought it, inability to store loops and undo is only one layer but other than that I've found it more useful than my Maneco Nanolooper, PDS2000, Boss RC-20XL, EHX SMM/H, Boss DD-20, also the delays are better than these as well. I honestly can't say enough good things about this pedal, I've heard they are releasing a smaller one soon this year M9 Another great thing is you can upgrade firmware so it's more future proof than most other things we buy.

[quote name='6stringbassist' post='564577' date='Aug 9 2009, 11:06 PM']The looper is crap on this. I took it back to the shop and traded it for something else. The DL4 is better.[/quote] How so? The M13 does 28 seconds but you can the old DL4 trick of half speed where u get 56 seconds, plus undo and feedback controls, you can also control feedback with an expression pedal, you also have reverse which I don't think the DL4 had and you can use any effects in the unit at the same time which again DL-4 didn't have. I'm a huge advocate of the M13, it's allowed me to sell off over 40 boutique pedals and I haven't missed them one bit, the beauty of it is it's works like a pedal board individual stompboxes and you on more to get your combination, 12 fx per scene allowing 4 fx at a time 1 of each bank but each bank isn't the same fx you can have bank 1 moving top to bottom delay, synth, octave. I've taken this on about 15-20 gigs now over the past 2-3 months and done a further 30 practices only ever had one problem with it on one gig which since hasn't happened again. But it allows me to have one pedal board for the 2-3 bands I'm in plus knock together recording boards really quickly and have ambience boards setup. The footswitches are not the same as the X3 ones I've not had a problem with any of mine and I'm not sitting in a bedroom playing in my socks this thing is getting jumped on night after night. In terms of interface this is much better and easier to use than the Timefactor also has way more options some of the things I enjoy doing with it and expression pedals are relational gain increase to volume decrease, so as I increase the gain the volume decreases which is something I've been trying to do with analog for years, I can also get whammy sounds and to me they are better than the Whammy, I can do multi layer octaves such as octave down with a synth string line 2 octaves above my bass note. Where I think people go wrong is they just get sucked into the options, I bought this and within 10 minutes had replicated my band board that I had been using for 2-3 years and then I moved on to replicating the board I use in another band. I've not yet nailed my huge 22 pedal board I had for studio work but at the same time I've been touring for the past 6 weeks so not really had time. Hope this helps

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='564944' date='Aug 10 2009, 01:36 PM']He's posted his board on TB before. His main pedals are a Boss OC-2, Woolly Mammoth and a Moog MF-101 (where he uses an expression pedal on the filter cut-off control) probably in that order. He also uses various weirder fuzzy-noise-producing pedals - a Bugcrusher, CoPilot Orbit, ... er... I forget. Other stuff. There used to be a Bassballs and an old DOD Phasor and a DL-4 in there somewhere too.[/quote] He also has a Subdecay Noisebox on there as well

Here are mine, some of my fav basses to play on From left to right 1975 Epiphone ET-280 1999 Dearmond Starfire with Darkstars 1967 Hofner 185/E2 All strung with custom Overwater 50-110 flats tuned DGCF