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bobbass4k

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  1. This sounds pretty interesting, definitely my kind of thing, but what kind of commitment are you looking for? I'm fromyork but I'm at uni canterbury, I'll be back in york over the summer, are you just looking to get some songs written or have you got gigs in mind?
  2. [quote name='Rowbee' post='466820' date='Apr 19 2009, 05:11 PM']Forgive my ignorance but is the XO the latest model like the one on the EHX website? Is it true bypass? That's pretty important to me.[/quote] Sorry you missed out, yea the XO is the newer small one shown on the site, the general consensus is that the old one sounds better, warmer and more analog, but it has a terrible bypass, is the size of a small island nation, and uses a non-standard power supply. The new XO one apparently (I haven't played one) doesn't sound as good, but it's small, true bypass and takes 9v, so i spose it's a matter of choice, one thing i'll say is the bypass on the old one IS terrible, very noticeable, if I'd kept it I was gonna do a true bypass mod, apparently it has a true bypass switch, it's just not connected for true bypass, but if you're not good with soldering you could just get a truebypass loop pedal, they're pretty cheap
  3. and sold, pending usual
  4. Deciding to part with my Microsynth, it's a great pedal but I wanna try getting a synth sound with separate pedals. It's the older big version, got the box and I'll include the 24v power supply, it's in great condition, a very light scratch on the top but that's it, works perfectly. I'll get a better pic up tommorow: Yours for £125 posted, I'm looking to replace it with a mid-range octaver (oc-2 or something similar) and a decent filter (discumBOBulator or bottom feeder, that kind of stuff) so i'm very open to trade offers
  5. You sir, have pm
  6. There's always the junction, bit out of the way from town though, and the bands aren't always to everyone's taste, haven't been there in nearly a year though, it may have changed a lot, used to do a lot of good gigs there though
  7. If you feel handy with a soldering iron, you could knock one together yourself, there's a post with some schematics up in the forums somehwere edit, found the link: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=40389&hl=schematics"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...p;hl=schematics[/url]
  8. Shameless bump
  9. Hey, I'm looking to trade my cool cat, it's a great pedal, i'm just not getting any use out of a chorus, so I'm looking to trade it, ideally for a flanger or a phaser, but i'm open to other things I'd consider letting it go for a decent cash offer, but i'd prefer to trade crappy cameraphone pic:
  10. And replied, On hold pending sale
  11. One last shameless bump, PLEASE don't make me sell it on evilBay people, but if it's not gone by wednesday that's where it's going......
  12. for minimum size, catalinbread is the way to go, i think the v8 is the only fuzz they do, they're bantam sized and apparently still very good, if you've got a little more space to spare, you should give devi ever a look, most of their new stuff is mxr sized and there's more fuzz flavours than you can shake a stick at. but that would look strange.
  13. I was thinking about building one of these for my cherry pop (very high gain gated sounding fuzz) a while back after reading the stickied thread, my workloads died down and i can spare the money for the supplies so i figured i'd give it a go, but I'm a little stuck on the circuit, so anyone got any ideas/schematics? I assume it's just a few transistors and resistors. I'm not bothered about it being variable or having a footswitch, my bass has 2 passive soapbars and a 9v active preamp
  14. [quote name='Dan-Himself' post='447505' date='Mar 27 2009, 05:00 PM']They're like drugs I need more![/quote] I've had that problem, a quick bout of poverty and having no money for food tends to cure pedal addiction
  15. No one? This is cheaper than you'll find one on evilBay with none of the horrible headachey feelings evilBay creates Oh well, bumpage
  16. Trace Elliot's dual band one is highly regarded among bassists, It sounds very good, and can have quite an effect on the signal, but can still do subtle and transparent, it compresses the low and high frequencies seperatley which is very useful I just happen to be selling one (shameless, I know) in the For Sale: Effects forum if you're interested, I could even record some sound clips if you're interested
  17. [quote name='cheddatom' post='445697' date='Mar 26 2009, 09:12 AM']bobbass how come your chorus isn't in your feedback loop?[/quote] It doesnt like it for some reason, just buzzes, it does run on 18v, and the looper's a real simple homebuilt passive jobbie, they just don't get on
  18. Couple of new arrivals, still no actual board, but y'know, can't have everything, crappy camerphone pic: The chains not obvious from that, it goes: Bass/Guitar > XP-100 Whammy (dry out) > Craptastic tuner Whammy (wet out) > Crybaby bass Wah > Feedback Looper (Send) > EHX Microsynth > Cherry Pop Fuzz > Modded Bad Monkey OD > Feedback Looper (Return) > Cool Cat Chorus > Trace Elliot compressor > Boss DD-20 delay > headphones/amp I'm selling the Trace compressor, It's great, but it's shown me that i just don't need a compressor, so I'm flogging it in the effects sale forum if anyone's interested
  19. Another shameless bump for a price drop, now £75 posted
  20. Shameless - it's not that far down but somethings come up and i need the money and really want to avoid evilBay - Bump
  21. Hey, just got this off evilBay, it's a fantatsic pedal, but I've decided compressors just aren't for me Apparently these are quite renowned so i assume anyone who wants it is familiar with the spec, but if not, this is disticnt from most compressors in that it has seperate high band and low band controls, and a high band bypass switch No pics of my own because my phone's on the fritz, but this is from the ebay listing: It's in great condition, except the battery compartment cover is missing and I don't have a power supply for it which are apparently notorious problems, there's a quite elegant foam and gaffa tape solution that seems to be doing the trick for the battery cover, it runs of 2x9v batteries or an 18v power supply, I'll include the batteries I only bought this a few days ago, and really want to avoid evilBay, which means it's yours for £75 Posted
  22. [quote name='josh3184' post='443057' date='Mar 23 2009, 08:35 PM'][size=1]cricket is awesome[/size][/quote] No argument there, being a yorkshireman, cricket is a way of life, we must carry a set of emergency wickets with us at all times, there is no dispute that can't be settled by a few overs, and there is no greater honour than defeating lancashire (damn that red rose)
  23. [quote name='josh3184' post='442989' date='Mar 23 2009, 07:48 PM']those designs are great, gotta love a pedal that references the greatest sport know to mankind![/quote] Snail stomping?
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