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Soundcheck is the shop you refer to. They are a listed Ashdown stockist. G&D is about 30 seconds around the corner. If you backed up to the crossing at the bottom of hockey and turn left it's right there. If you want Ashdown though... Soundcheck is defo the only option!

So they are centre positive rather than centre negative? Edit - found some info from diago, it needs to be a 2.5mm positive. Sorted!

Anyone know if the line 6 range of larger pedals, particuarly the MM4 or DL4 are happy to be daisy chained? I know they run 9v but don't know if, like the larger EHX pedals, requires an isolated supply (or virtual battery). Cheers

[quote name='KevB' post='620529' date='Oct 8 2009, 01:29 PM']I'm in town briefly this Sat morning, I'll try to pop in if I can. Not been in often so I never even noticed a G&L. If my next selling deal comes off I might have some spare cash to chuck about.[/quote] Awesome, I'm there from 11. If the G&L plays as nice as it looks after the weekend I'll fight you for it ;-)

[quote name='budget bassist' post='616170' date='Oct 4 2009, 01:59 AM']I came in today about 3:15 but you had buggered off home! ah well. And that G&L is nice right??!! I've been lusting after it for a while, but having already owned one, i won't be having another, not that i don't like them, just i prefer my corvette [/quote]If your coming in again this week, I'll be there 11-3... Stripping and sorting out that G&L.. Then trying to avoid buying it ;-)

[quote name='WarPig' post='619233' date='Oct 7 2009, 01:24 AM'][/quote] Sorry if this is a stupid question... The layout... Are that spaced and angled as such for ergonomic reasons? Is it a natural foot position etc? Or have you just slapped them down? Do you find it comfy with the wah on the 'back row' of the board? I never considered it as you stand on it for a while, stepping over other pedals seemed silly...

[quote name='Matty' post='617059' date='Oct 5 2009, 01:30 AM']I have a PT pro soft and am looking for a pt-2. Is it soft or hard case? In fact, i'd be quite happy with a straight swap...[/quote] Awesome... I've dropped you a PM waiting on loads of new bits and bobs... And some nodded pedals :-) looking forward to putting the board back together

Good answer! Cheers

Hi people, I have had a hunt but can't find a definative answer... I run my pedals off my Diago power station, but as I don't want to overload the power supply. I have just invested in some more pedals, but before I power it all up when they arrive is this safe... Boss TU2 Boss CEB3 Boss BF2B Boss DD3 Proco Turbo Rat EMMA Discumbobulator EHX Bass Micro Synth - With gigrig virtual battery EHX Bass Blogger - With gigrig virtual battery 4 loops/switches (Which I belive only uses the power for the LED). That's 12 pedals, running 1 daisy chain into the other. According to what the daisy chain says it will run, and my limited understanding, it seems it can run about 30 average Boss pedals... Am I wrong? I also intend to add a EQ pedal soon, making 13, meaning I will need to run the diago into 3 daisy chains to keep it to 1 power supply... Is this fine? Sorry if this has been covered a million times... Shep

Did you try the Corvette? Just to see the improvement. At the mo I'm doing 4 hours. 11-3 next week. Gottabe swift to catch me! ;-) lol when that G&L is working right it'll go like a flash

Some time ago my old band were lucky enough to land a good support slot with a now (but not so much back then) established band. We were booked for 5 dates. During the first gig we struggled to hit it off with them as there tour deal included the terms that they MUST have a private dressing room, as such they did not socialise (except the drummer... Who left after the 2nd album). On the 2nd night, our vocalist decided to voice his opinion to them, telling them that they were 'stuck up anti-social c**ts'. They keyboard player did not like the sound of this and threw a few choice words back, which our intoxicated vocalist decided to answer by swinging a fist and ended in a brawl with the 2 of them rolling on the floor instead of soundchecking. We were not so politely asked to leave before the doors opened, meaning 5 dates turned into 1, a soundcheck, and a game of fisticuffs. The name of said band has been left put in case anyone knows them and they recall the event differently ;-)

Just got home from the first shift. The last Corvette has had a full overhaul and set up. It now plays very well. It is in need of some new strings, but Andy assures me that any buyer can have a set of there choice if they take it. It sounds damn nice through the SWR rig. The whole of the bass stock had been moved around. For anyone that has been before you will recall that anything but a Squire/Fender Jazz of P was a nightmare to reach. Now the nice Aria's and the whole Ibanez range are within reach. Good times. Next Saturday the rather nice G&L Tribute L2000 will be getting stripped and set up. It's pots crackle no matter what you do and the strings are a mile off the fretboard... Looking forward to it playing right. In fact I may be the person to buy it because it's bloody gorgeous. Good times

I always find the Fafner (by EBS) sounds a little rude, maybe it's just my warped mind :-)

Il make sure EB's stay in stock :-) bag packed full of tools and bits and bobs. I have no idea what they have there to use so I'm even taking my own fast-fret and lem-oil. Looking forward to it :-)

Smash the Pinata by Mammal... Love the main riff on the bass. Sounds f'ing awesome... can't stop playing it :-)

[quote name='markl' post='614608' date='Oct 2 2009, 10:46 AM']I'm looking for a Pedal Train2 should you decide to sell, don't have anything to part-ex.[/quote] il let you know if i do via PM. I've only had it 2 months though and it's brand spanking new so not looking to make a loss on it... In all honestly I may keep it. Considering expanding it with a Pedal Train JNR and having them at right angles to each other, rather than having one long board.