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AxelF
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Aah yeah, great point - thanks!
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Anyone know if it can do a clean envelope filter in the same way that it can do a clean octave?
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I bought a microphone from Lee - it arrived super quickly and very well packaged, he even helped me track it down after Royal Mail went a bit rogue! Just an all round great guy to deal with, thank you!
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Man that is as mad as a whole pallet of boxes of frogs, but equally wonderful. I love it! -
Adam bought a pedal from me, great guy to deal with - thank you!
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I bought Pete's cab, great guy to deal with - thank you!
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Source Audio Neuro Hub for sale - control multiple Source Audio pedals with a single switch. Provides midi contol of up to five pedals at once, including non-Source Audio pedals with midi fucntionality. Can be contolled vuia 5-pin midi, or using a footswitch with USB capability like the Disaster Area Micro. Also has an input for expression pedal/SA Hot Hand etc. In really good condition with 3M dual lock on the bottom. Boxed with PSU, feet and 3 x 3.5mm TRRS cables to allow connection of SA pedals. Now £60 including shipping to the UK. -
We've used the XR18 for many years now, can't recommend it enough. Definitely get an external router for it though!
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Source Audio Aftershock for sale, incredibly versatile pedal with models of all your favourite fuzz/dirt/distortion/overdrive pedals. Excellent condition with 3M dual lock on the bottom. Boxed with cable that allows you to edit it from your phone and feet. Now £90 including shipping to the UK. -
Source Audio Atlas Compressor for sale, fantastically versatile compressor with models of all your favourite optical, FET and dual band compressors. Two input and outputs so can act as two different types of compressor/limiter at two different places in your signal chain. Excellent condition with 3M dual lock on the bottom. Boxed with PSU, cable to allow editing from your phone, feet and instructions. Now £170 including shipping to the UK.- 2 replies
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Iron Ether Xerograph Deluxe filter pedal for sale, probably the best filter I've tried but sadly despite my best efforts I've not been able to successfully sneak it into anything on our set live! Am trying to downsize my board so it's got to go. Very good condition, small bits of velcro on the bottom. Looking for what I paid for it - £350 collected from Dartford or central London, or will ship at cost. -
3Leaf Doom 2 for sale, very rare Plum Metallic release from Aug 24 - one of just 11 made. Pretty much mint condition, never gigged and never been outside the house, just a slight mark on the bottom. Boxed with feet and instructions. Looking for what I paid for it - £450 collected from Dartford or central London, or will ship at cost.- 1 reply
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Nux Mighty Plug or the Pro version are fantastic - plug straight into your bass, headphones plug into the Nux. You can then steam tunes/backing tracks to it via Bluetooth and play along to them. There's loads of amp/cab and effects models built in too.
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I love them, I use them mainly with a 5 piece indie pub covers band and we run a silent stage with everything through the PA (bass and guitars DId and e drums) and they handle everything brilliantly. Every now and again I get a hankering for a sub, but this is usually when we've not gigged for a while, and as soon as we gig again I realise it would be overkill for the venues we're playing. I've not tried an outdoor gig with just the 935s and no sub, but I've never felt they lack anything for an indoor gig. I've only gigged them in linear mode and we have them pole mounted.
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A real revelation for me was moving to a thinner, more flexible pick. I've always been a fingerstyle player, but have tried briefly a couple of times over the years to play with a pick. As it's a bass I thought I needed a really thick inflexible pick and never got on with it, and stupidly never tried anything else. Recently again I needed to use a pick for a couple of songs and I think on the back of something I read on here, I bought a multipack of Dunlop picks. I've now found I get on best with the orange .60 and particularly the red .50 ones. I'm still rubbish with a pick, but much better than I was!
