prowla

I seem to have lost the screws between taking a mounting bracket off one Pedaltrain and going to mount it on the next. What ones should I use? (I'm always worried the supplied ones are going to snap anyway...)

I'm now almost at the point where I believe that every Fender I see for sale is a fake.

Its current pull is quite high.

Howzat?

Why anybody would do that has me stumped...

At least the Fender isn't the fake roadworn one.

I was watching that, but I don't need another Thunder. The wonky tuners looked a bit weird.

There might be a clue in that.

Notice it's titled "Ricken"... ...not the full brand name... ...I wonder why.

I sometimes wonder if there are more fake Fenders than real ones.

I think you've nailed it!

I looked again... ...it's worse!

Someone told him he had to study the bass...

Pooples...

Some years back I was looking at building a set of MIDI pedals and I acquired an old electric organ and removed the pedals for the project. Fast-forward and I've got a "proper" set of MIDI pedals, I never did that project, and the organ pedals are still sat here. Would anybody like those barebones pedals for their project? Collection only - they are quite hefty. I'll try and do a picture, later.

Rest your thumb on the corner of the fingerboard. Alternatively, use a plectrum.

...and then I couldn't quite get the right sound from the VT Bass, so I put back in my BDDI as a distortion pedal. So now the board looks like this. There's probably a couple more revisions to do to get it just right.

It's gone, BTW;someone had it via freecycle.

I don't like the price.

The USB on mine is going to a 12-Step MIDI pedals.

I've just put a CIOKS DC7 under my pedalboard; it's good in that every output has the same 4 power options (9/12/15/18V). Plus it has a USB out.

I've looked at these, but the problem is I don't like actually playing an 8-string; I either don't press hard enough and get fret bzz fom the thin string or I press too hard and get a sore finger. I've just bought a Digitech Mosaic octave doubler pedal instead...

Well, after some faffing about, I've gravitated back to the VT Bass pedal I already had; I'm going to add a loop switcher to my pedalboard so I can completely take it out of circuit when it's off. I may keep a space on my board so I can try others out, though...