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[quote name='fatgoogle' post='1261205' date='Jun 8 2011, 02:03 PM'][url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tRX5eL5wcE"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tRX5eL5wcE[/url] at 3.18 how would you say to get the effect, would it just be a tremelo pumping through the moog in its simpliest form. Or is someone playing it on synth? Really liked it anyway.[/quote] Bonds pedalboard was discussed early in this thread... He uses an MP-201 & Moog LPF or his tremolo duties same way that I do, however he also plays synth on some tracks, and he is doing on that one. It could be done with his bass set up & mine I reckon - LPF, MP-201, Chorus & Noisebox. Shep

Glad it's working out for you dude! Gimme a shout after the weekend and I'll get an expression pedal to you so you can experiment a little more with it! Interested to hear some sound samples as well. Shep

EBS Unichorus. Great sounding. Built like a tank. True Bypass. Absolutely noise free... And tend to sell 2nd hand on bass chat for around £80-£85.

Great job! Pop a pic in the pedalboard thread - [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=289"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=289[/url] Shep

^ Just like the little brother of my Century 6 (which will be up for sale very soon due to an incoming Century Signature!)… Lovely bass. The Century body shape really does does it for me! Shep

Easy trade with Alex. Stuff arrived quick and well packed. Cheers bud! Shep

Another easy transaction here! Cheers bud! Shep

I won this same combo last year in TC Electronics big FaceBook give away. Was a great sounding amp with loads of volume, but the excessive weight let it down for me. I still struggle to see how they made something that size so heavy!? I was happy to of won one... But I ended up selling it for a Neo cab.

I did indeed have one for a while. First and most importantly... This still remains the best all round combo for the money I've ever tried. It's relatively light, has enough useful tone options to make it a good buy, the tilt back is lovely for small gigs, it handles a low B and has enough volume for rehearsal or small accoustic gigs. I god rid of mine as I needed to play with a drummer (be in a quiet one) but without PA support, and at the end of the day you need more power and a bigger (or more of) speaker for that. If I needed a combo with a great tone for jamming and playing at home then I wouldn't spend any more as this is perfect. Its worth noting though, that it does not sound like a TD650! If it did, we'd all have one!

I'm in the studio rehearsing for out Friday gig but should be done for 9. I'll have a wonder up after and hope I've not missed ya' Shep

It didn't like my GB at all.. Wouldn't trigger anything correctly. Performed well with my RIM (9v Aguilar Pre) but surprisingly sounds absolutely stunning with my Roscoe (Bart 18v Pre). I expected the 18v Pre to be the reason the GB struggled with it and Bart pre's are generally considered very hot, but it works an absolute treat! Shep

I love mine... Check out www.ourhelicalmind.bandcamp.com - The track 'Get Money' is based around 2 presets of the Super Synth. I use it for quite a few things. I don't use the Octave section as it's sh*te... But spending a few weeks programming this bad boy, tweaking over time has proven to produce some impressive sound that I can't get out of my Moogerfooger set up. There was a thread a while back that I posted some old settings in (I still use some of them a lot). Here - [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=102594&st=0&p=957556&#entry957556"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...mp;#entry957556[/url] Worth noting that I've noticed how massively different this responds to each bass I try it with. The sounds really need setting up for use with a specific Pre amp and stick to that bass...

Midi controlled Flanger with LFO… yes please… Time to make board space!

Plenty of us from Nottingham around Basschat... I'm Nottingham born and bred (unfortunately ).

One week away folks!!!

Bought a set of strings from me. Paid promptly. All good! Cheers dude Shep

Sounds good. I'll stick to the MP-201, but if I wasn't all Moog'd up already I'd day that was prob the most cost effective method of getting GOOD LFO sounds!