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I think a Crowther Hotcake XLF for the Chord stuff and a Catalinbread Hyperpak or Mojohand Mule for the Lead but all 3 will work for all of it. But when you start hunting I've used/owned the following distortion/overdrive and fuzz pedals so if you want any reviews just let me know Crowther Hotcake Bluesberry Crowther Hotcake Bluesberry XLF Tech21 XXL Bass Tech21 Programmable Sansamp MXR M-80 Tone Factor/Mojo Hand Mule Catalinbread Hyperpak Catalinbread V8 Fuzz Barber LTD Dod 250 Custom Guitar Noise Dirtbox Tone Factor/Mojo Hand Huckleberry Prescription Electronics Depth Charge Ibanez PD-7 Boss ODB-3 EHX Big Muff USA EHX Big Muff Russian EHX Double Muff Bixonic Expandora Exp-2000R Zvex Wooly Mammoth Zvex Fuzz Factory Zvex Machine Digitech Bass Overdrive Tone Factor Copperhead Tone Factor Cream Pie Tone Factor Hellbaby Catalinbread Serrano Digitech Bad Monkey Guyatone FZ-2 Guyatone OD-2 Guyatone HD-2 DHA (Can't remember the name of it but it had all 3 modes) Crowther Prunes & Custard Moolon Bass Drive Fulltone Bassdrive Fulltone Fat Boost Zoom Ultra Fuzz Zoom Power Drive Zoom Hyper Lead Line 6 DM4 DOD FX10 Bi Fet Catalinbread Teaser Stallion There is prolly more but if you don't find a pedal you like in there
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[quote name='BigRedX' post='89439' date='Nov 16 2007, 02:53 PM']Unfortunately never... It's pretty much replaced 5U's worth of rack-mounted FX boxes and it does so much more and is self-contained and only requires a MIDI clock for synchronisation... Plus it was an end of line clearance item and cost me £50 8-)[/quote] So you're turning down my offer of a half eaten mars bar and a shiny button..................... you fool *shakes head*
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Boss GT-6B and Diago showman pedal board
tayste_2000 replied to Kev's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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[quote name='BigRedX' post='89370' date='Nov 16 2007, 01:26 PM']I have an Adrenalinn I which I use mainly with guitar. It's a completely wonderful effect I use it mainly for the filter & gating driven from the MIDI clock of the sequencer. Orginally I was going to use it on the bass the replace the overly complicated Peavey analogue filter and BassFex setup that I had been using, but then I changed bands and my Bass FX requirements are EQ and chorus only now... For me the attraction of the Adrenalinn are the timed sequenced and syncronised effects that other other can't really do, but IMO they're of limited value if you don't work with click tracks or a drummer with rock-solid timing. I wouldn't fancy having to constantly be tapping to keep in rhythm...[/quote] Let me know when you get bored of it
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Boss GT-6B and Diago showman pedal board
tayste_2000 replied to Kev's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
[quote name='cheddatom' post='89387' date='Nov 16 2007, 01:46 PM']Where do you get those mojogear boards? I can't find them to buy.[/quote] Got it off ebay a while ago. If you want mine I need something bigger as you would expect with my collection, though I'm talking to some friends about some prototypes and it's so easy to move I might be able to get it layed out much better. -
Tried the II it's nice, bit difficult to use on the fly but having all the effects tap tempo is very cool with step filters and the like, I can't remember it having any distortion or if it did it was crap as most multi's are but the mods and delays were fantastic and the drum machine is a cool toy. If I had the scratch I'd defo pick one up. But it works fine with bass but you'll want a stand alone Fuzz/Overdrive or distortion pedal but everything else it will cover just as long as you don't need to adjust it at the gig mid song
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Boss GT-6B and Diago showman pedal board
tayste_2000 replied to Kev's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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[quote name='aj5string' post='85953' date='Nov 9 2007, 02:20 PM']Whats the longest delay time on the delay? Alex.[/quote] I'd estimate about 300ms since it's analog, if you listen to the clip at some point the delay time is cranked but it's a bit of an odd beast it doesn't do infinite feedback but as you increase the delay the repeats increase. Best thing to do is listen to the clip and if you dig that sound then that's what you will get. Duvet is not for sale
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Switchable between a set range that the AKG site will tell you as I have no idea but they are adjustable so you never have any problems and its not just like the 5 channel crap you get on cheaper systems its in multiples of 0.10mhz I think. Also I will do both wireless's for £310 (The £10 is to cover postage) Cheers
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You guys are doing it all wrong this is how it should be done. Band board Noise/Jamming Board Industrial/Noise Board Along the line So the pedals from left to right are Band board Top row: Peterson Strobo Stomp, Mesa Boogie 400+ EQ Switch, Tone Factor Pulp Mill with Bongomania Bass Mod, Boomstick Bottom Feeder. Bottom Row: Pedaljunction Custom Switcher A/B-Effects Loop-A/B/Y, Subdecay Noise Box, Tone Factor Cream Pie Noise/Jamming Board Danelectro PB&J, Catalinbread Pheaton Phaser, Digitech BSW, Tone Factor Bass Fuzz Saw, Subdecay Fembot Prototype, Catalinbread V8 Industrial/Noise Board Boss RV-2 Reverb, Boss BF-2B Bass Flanger, Boss FZ-2 Fuzz. Along the line Sudecay Quasar, Dod FX35 Octoplus, Aria FL-10 Flanger, Aria AD-10 Analog Delay, Aria FL-10 Flanger, Prescription Electronics Depth Charge, Catalinbread Serrano Boost, Tone Factor Cream Pie (Above), Catalinbread Hyperpak (Below), Tone Factor Huckleberry, Tone Factor 442 Bass, Tone Factor Fuzz Saw, Digitech PDS2000, Barge Concepts Custom Impedance Buffer/Blender, Korg PX4B. Not shown because Higgie has them - Korg DT-10, Zoom Ultra Fuzz, Monacor Effectmatic. There thats how pedalboards are done