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  1. pantherairsoft
    Not exactly a pedalboard, but they are pedals... I just started tracking my solo album, and this is the setup for the 1st tune! The pedals change each session, so in not sticking them to a board for the time being. [URL=http://s61.photobucket.com/user/pantherairsoft/media/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/F0FE2833-1487-4CD0-A190-D1547AD8ACCB_zps7uhihafe.jpg.html][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/F0FE2833-1487-4CD0-A190-D1547AD8ACCB_zps7uhihafe.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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    Bump
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    Overdue BUMP!
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    Plenty of interest, but still available! BUMP. I've been asked a lot about other trades. Just to clarify, I am only interested in the trades listed in the first post. I will however consider certain effects (I'm a bit of a pedal freak) in part-payment.
  5. pantherairsoft
    26kg. A comfortable one man carry, but it has wheels for tilt back movement too. Pretty incredible weight given it's power handling and volume output!
  6. pantherairsoft
    New interview! PLEASE BE AWARE - MY WEBSITE IS NOW CLOSED. THE INTERVIEWS CAN NOW BE FOUND HERE -> [url="http://simonpoulton.tumblr.com/sheponbass"]http://simonpoulton.....com/sheponbass[/url] Si Francis is a session bass player, multi-instrumentalist and producer. While known for working with a number or acts, such as The Pierces, David's Lyre, and Diagrams, Si is best known for taking his pedal-heavy antics on tour with the very talented Ellie Goulding! I caught up with Si recently on the current Ellie Goulding tour and he was kind enough to talk about his live set up. Check it out...
  7. pantherairsoft
    Part of me can't believe I'm doing this, but... Up for grabs is my Barefaced Big Twin T. An utter powerhouse and simply the greatest cab I have ever used in my life. Weighs very little, handles huge power, outputs crazy volumes, goes down lower than almost any other cab I've tried and can be happily carried by little ole' me on my own! I love it. It's been the only cab I have used for the last few years. Super clean sound, very much like a high end PA in a single cab. For those that do not know the cab is a 2x12, a high output mid-driver, and a tweeter. The 12" speakers are low-passed for serious lows, the mid driver is immense and has a 2 position switch for high or low output and the tweeter has your typical attenuator. Details on the cab - [url="http://barefacedbass.com/product-range/big-one.htm"]http://barefacedbass...nge/big-one.htm[/url] Here is a review of the cab I wrote for my blog back in Feb 2012 - [url="http://sheponbass.co.uk/blog/2012/2/24/review-barefaced-big-twin-t.html"]http://sheponbass.co...big-twin-t.html[/url] Why am I selling? Well following some major life changes, my live work has been shelved for what is likely to be a couple of years. I will be doing far more studio and solo work, largely form my home studio, and this cab is simply far too powerful to use at home with my amp on 1, the building literally shakes! So, this is being sold to fund a smaller studio cab. When I end up playing live again I shall pray one of these comes up again, or go for the newer version. The cab is in great condition and is kept in a padded cover (included in the sale!) when not in use. There are no noticeable marks on the cab or grill. Handles show slight signs of use, but are still excellent. Anyone that knows me will know I really look after my gear, and this is no exception. These don't come up often, in fact I've seen maybe one or two ever on the 2nd hand market. I am asking £800 collected from Nottingham. I will NOT ship the cab, so if you can't collect then I'm sorry, but it's a no go. Only trades I will 'consider', with cash my way are... Barefaced Super Midget. EBS Neoline 112. Maybe other high end 112 cabs/s (must have tweeters!). Moog MP-201. EBS MicroBass II. Will also consider most powered studio monitors. Any questions, send me a PM. The cab appears in this music vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG940DEAazQ If people need a better pic, I'll sort them when I have some daylight, but here is a photo of my rig (no, the amp or the bass are not up for grabs!:
  8. pantherairsoft
    Bump. Open to trades on pedals.
  9. pantherairsoft
    I have one. It's excellent. Don't even hesitate.
  10. pantherairsoft
    Sold pending to the man above!
  11. pantherairsoft
    Wicked little combo from SWR, no longer available, but still very highly regarded. This is a 1x10 with a horn, in a compact enclosure, tilt back option, impressive EQ, option for extention cabinet and a DI out. Surprisingly loud, great tone. Ideal for practice, or a compact studio set up. 80w (100w it extention cab). Manual - http://support.swramps.com/manuals/pdfs/wm10_12_15_om.PDF Asking £110 collected from Nottingham. Strictly no shipping, sorry. [URL=http://s61.photobucket.com/user/pantherairsoft/media/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/8AE4DD2C-9092-4271-8E36-A523D69B9C4F_zpsixrzvucn.jpg.html][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/8AE4DD2C-9092-4271-8E36-A523D69B9C4F_zpsixrzvucn.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s61.photobucket.com/user/pantherairsoft/media/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/6B8BF40B-372D-449F-8E42-F140BEAFEEC0_zpsl8pqf6z1.jpg.html][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/6B8BF40B-372D-449F-8E42-F140BEAFEEC0_zpsl8pqf6z1.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
  12. pantherairsoft
    Everyone knows what this is! One of the largest commercially available pedalboards. Well made. Good condition, gigged but looked after. Catches and handle in perfect condition. Asking £70 collected from Nottingham. Due to size and weight I will not ship this item, sorry. Shep
  13. pantherairsoft
    Up for grabs is a Focusrite VRM Box. This is basically a speaker/monitor and room environment simulator, allowing you to use your headphones to much greater effect when mixing audio. It's actually a fairly impressive bit of kit and when matched with some good monitor headphones the results are pretty awesome. Asking £35 posted in the UK. Good condition (light surface marks), boxed, all software, manuals etc included. [URL=http://s61.photobucket.com/user/pantherairsoft/media/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/163D2677-84D9-457D-93B7-DFF57DE79C05_zpsu9dazf8x.jpg.html][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/163D2677-84D9-457D-93B7-DFF57DE79C05_zpsu9dazf8x.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s61.photobucket.com/user/pantherairsoft/media/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/770AC7E0-8812-41C8-AA9C-A303033959F6_zps1ojsyebz.jpg.html][IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/770AC7E0-8812-41C8-AA9C-A303033959F6_zps1ojsyebz.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
  14. pantherairsoft
    Try every order. Stick with the one that gives you the best combination of sounds (eg, YOU prefer Octave into Dirt, or Dirt in Octave). The only right way is the way that sounds best. Whatever the general consensus is, it's wrong!! It's your gear, and it has to sound killer to YOU! As you have so few pedals in the setup there's no excuse to not try all the possible combinations. GO!
  15. pantherairsoft
    If you are playing into a Laptop anyway, and using filters on the laptop then I'm not sure you need to worry about other plugins. Stick with your OC-2 and get a decent plugin designed to turn bass into BASS. Something like Renaissance Bass form 'Waves'. I have it and use it on Kick drums and synth bass when I make electronic music as it sounds decking huge. If you are processing via software then I see no reason to do this over changing the pedals at your feet.
  16. pantherairsoft
    The Aguilar Octamizer is very good for subs as it has the filter built in, and isn't huge enough to destroy your amp. The Density Hulk is also killer, but I don't recommend sending it to your amp/cab as to get it at volume it puts mega strain on your gear. If you play shows without PA support, then the Aggie is my weapon of choice.
  17. pantherairsoft
    Bought a pedal from Ian, top guy, easy to deal with and great communication. Cheers Shep
  18. pantherairsoft
    Hey, sorry for the late reply! Mad weekend. Width at the nut is 47-48mm (I don't have a caliper for precision measurements), so roughly the same as your wider one! I find it very comfortable for a 5 string. Actually fairly narrow compared to other 5's I've owened and used!
  19. pantherairsoft
    [quote name='KevB' timestamp='1396011967' post='2408994'] That means we will get three extra full size rigs into the space that would have been taken up by Shep's pedalboard Only jokjing mate, would have been nice to have said hi to you again, been a while. [/quote] It has been ages! I'm fairly confident that this will not be last local meet up though!
  20. pantherairsoft
    I'll have to measure the nut width this evening and let you know! I'm not sure off of the top of my head. It's quite slim. I went with 18mm string spacing, but the neck is very slim. I will check and let you know. A friend has a pair of Wood & Tronics 33". They play very nice and were what turned my eye to shorter scales. I made a point of trying out as many as I could and when I was on holiday in Germany I visited Musicstore.de in Cologne, which is huge. They had some stuff from local luthiers in and they had 2 basses that were 32" from LeFay - http://www.lefay.de/english/bass_singer6_32inch.html . The neck scale just felt so right for me. I'm a short guy with limited reach and playing a 35" scale involves my arm being fully extended to reach the 1st fret. I had developed some shoulder and hip issues from playing basses for a long time that were just too large for me and had a year of chiropractic work to get myself tip top again (and it helped). Picking up the 32" was instantly noticeable compared to the 33"s and I placed the order with Roscoe the week after (I already had 3 Roscoe's and am listed as a local endorsee on the website, so I went straight to them for it).
  21. pantherairsoft
    [quote name='BassHappy' timestamp='1395960481' post='2408534'] Wow, thanks for the info everyone, some nice medium scalers here I can see! Very nice. I love my Roscoes. Mine are sans mags with Richard McLish RMC Midi systems. Wondering when Keith made yours? As far as I know, I was the first medium scaler in 1999, with my second one a year or two later. [url="http://www.innertainment.net/Roscoe-1.png"]Roscoe-1.png[/url] And my buckeye burl: [url="http://www.innertainment.net/Roscoe-2.png"]Roscoe-2.png[/url] Yeah, the Roscoe's are more than amazing. Keith is certainly one of my heros in the bass world. He also finished my Viola bass for me - which I designed and had built: [url="http://www.innertainment.net/V-Bass.png"]V-Bass.png[/url] I am not sure how to post photos yet to this forum. I did a search on the help files to no avail. On most forums in the US you simply copy in the photo web address and paste it here with some code in front of it and after it - and the photo magically appears. No such luck here though apparently. Any advice for the newbie on the photo front is much appreciated! Cheers, BassHappy [/quote] Hey dude! I am well aware of your MIDI enabled 32" Roscoes. In fact they were referenced when I bought up a 32" scale with Gard. Mine is a recent one, born in 2012! Though I understand there have been very few 32" made between mine and yours. As for photos, most people upload to an external site such as Photobucket (what I use) or Flickr, and just copy the 'IMG' code that site gives you into your post on any other site to show the pic. It works on basically every forum out there so I never need to upload images directly to forums. Hope that helps.
  22. pantherairsoft
    Very sorry guys, but I am not going to make it to the event. I'm not going to be away with work over that weekend making it impossible for me to get. Bad timing. My apologies. Take me off the next list that gets published.
  23. pantherairsoft
    My Roscoe LG Signature is a 32". Obviously that means the custom build route, but since buying it I've sold every other bass that I owned. I am a one bass man these days and can't imagine playing much else! [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/IMG_1282_zps4ec69a66.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Me/IMG_5826e_c_zps8bc6cdfd.jpg[/IMG]
  24. pantherairsoft
    Some more effects goodness for you??? PLEASE BE AWARE - MY WEBSITE IS NOW CLOSED. THE INTERVIEWS CAN NOW BE FOUND HERE -> [url="http://simonpoulton.tumblr.com/sheponbass"]http://simonpoulton.....com/sheponbass[/url] May I present Jamie Stillman, the main man behind EarthQuaker Devices! Jamie was awesome enough to spare me a little time to answer my questions about his background, his pedals, and EarthQuaker as a company. Check out what he had to say!
  25. pantherairsoft
    It's an analogue Octaver and built in a fairly old school way. It needs very clean and tidy finger technique as it's monophonic, so even gently brushing your finger on another string while playing 'can' confuse the tracking. Also, top end will mess it up as the additional harmonics in the signal can confuse it. Try rolling to the bridge pickup and see if that helps. FWIW, in my experience, putting a compressor before it does absolutely nothing, certainly not with my technique, and then you have the issue that your compression is at the start of the chain, which may not suit the rest of your set up (assuming you put the compressor there for a reason). Typically when using a monophonic octave pedal you have to learn to 'play the pedal' as opposed to treating it like something that will effect what you do. Shep
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