tayste_2000

I've had a DD-20 after 17 pedals and it's been fine. It is still the bog standard Boss bypass though.

Very very very few true bypass delays out there, none that have trails. I've never had an issues with the bypass on the DD-20 but then I wasn't running any other Boss or Behringer pedals and the king of all tone suckers that is known as the whammy.

[quote name='Toasted' post='27381' date='Jul 5 2007, 12:20 PM']He can't afford either of those, and I dont think the mad prof is what he wants.[/quote] Then he can't really mention quality then can he

Mad Proffessor Deep Blue Delay Diamond Memory Lane If you want quality Not that the DD-20 is worse, just digital

DD-20 beats everything you've mentioned so far. I'm personally partial to the Digitech PDS Series but good look finding one of those and for the money the DD-20 is a much better unit, the Digitech's just have more mojo

[quote name='john_the_bass' post='26884' date='Jul 4 2007, 10:45 AM']the large beaver sounds about the best to my ears - take it it would be suitable for guitar as well as bass and active as well as passive bass? does the clip of the BYOC give a fair indication of the range of tones available? Don't suppose you've got any guitar playing clips? [/quote] Active bass on that and it shows alot of the tones available especially when I play with the tone knob on the pedal. If you search Youtube you can find quite a few Large Beaver vids where it's being used on guitar.

I have a Fuzz Saw or BYOC Large Beaver for sale at the moment if you like the sounds

Have a listen and see what you like Zoom Ultra Fuzz [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Zoom%20Ultra%20Fuzz.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Zoom%20Ultra%20Fuzz.mp3[/url] [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Zoom%20UF01.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Zoom%20UF01.mp3[/url] BYOC Large Beaver [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BYOC%20Big%20Beaver.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BYOC%20Big%20Beaver.mp3[/url] Tone Factor Fuzz Saw [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/ToneFactorFuzzSaw.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/ToneFactorFuzzSaw.mp3[/url] Boss FZ-2 [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BossFZ-2.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BossFZ-2.mp3[/url] Tone Factor Huckleberry (Buffered) [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BufferedHuckleberry.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/BufferedHuckleberry.mp3[/url] Tone Factor HucklerBerry (Unbuffered) [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Huckleberry.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Huckleberry.mp3[/url] Analogman Sunface (Passive) [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Sunface_05.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Sunface_05.mp3[/url] MI Audio Blues Boy Deluxe [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Blue_Boy_Deluxe_04.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/Blue_Boy_Deluxe_04.mp3[/url] Just for kicks Clip of Doom (Omega, Fuzz Saw, Huckleberry and Mule all on at the same time) [url="http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/ClipOfDoom.mp3"]http://myselfalone.com/tayste2000/ClipOfDoom.mp3[/url] I have more dirt clips I'm uploading this week but these are the biggies

[quote name='Loooper']Please note- Loooper cannot guarantee the results of using various pedals with the Blend Pot Option or the Parallel Option. In some instances, pedals do not function well when used in these configurations.[/quote] What can happen is volume drops, impedance issues with fuzz's (again), your clean tone might come through fine but the effects side can be really quiet. Passive blenders are quite unpredictable they can work with one pedal and not another or in one rig setup and not another. If it was that easy why would people even bother with the Barge and Xotic units which cost hundreds compared to the $15 the blend on a loooper use to cost.

Usual impedance issues thats why people always recommended the LS-2 because it was active. I can't comment on the DHA blender but I know the Loooper's had some issues with certain pedals they even use to mention it on their site that it might not work in your setup due to various reasons.

[quote name='ChocolateTelevision' post='26760' date='Jul 3 2007, 10:36 PM']Alex - who makes that blend looper in the bottom left of your board? Was it any good?[/quote] That would be a Loooper no longer made due to the owner getting ill. It's a passive blend so it can cause issues with certain pedals.

The Dirtbox and the Catalinbread Teaser Stallion gives it away since I'm the only one to have them

I seem to recall it being losely based on my board at the time when I had 19 pedals on a Pedaltrain Pro

Can maybe get it for Thursday or next Monday possibly

I can have one made for you if you want Joe but might be pricey

Boss FZ-2 also works well

www.diago.co.uk do velcro I think

[quote name='john_the_bass' post='23493' date='Jun 26 2007, 12:55 PM']actually does anybody have any experience of the Gator G Bus things? I am thinking that I might buy one of their big bagged pedalboards and add the G Bus thingy cos you can mount it or of course take it off and replace it with the Diago one.[/quote] The gator has a proprietry connector so if you break the 18v adaptor your essentially screwed, as one of my friends has recently done.

[quote name='BassManKev' post='23410' date='Jun 26 2007, 10:35 AM']i always put compressors before fuzz/distortion, as after they mess with the tone quite a lot, but i guess its alright if you turn it off[/quote] Compression before fuzz should be banned

Yeah you pm me with a does this work on an active and I tell you Other than that I've not really seen one I may have chance to write one in the future but its a long list of what doesn't work So just post here what you are looking at and I'll let you know. Cheers

Just uploaded yesterday it's called Belong and you can hear it here www.myspace.com/thebedheadsofficial Thanks