pantherairsoft

[quote name='flyfisher' timestamp='1346069635' post='1784768'] Agreed, but is this really likely to be a problem in practice? Who would leave negative feedback if a buyer (say) didn't turn up but called to explain why with a genuinely good reason. But even if they did, the buyer could reply to the negative feedback explaining the reasons. Again, both sides to the story could be posted in the feedback. [/quote] This is the main problem. It's always been a BC policy to say that if you have an issue with another member it should be dealt with by PM and not voiced as public argument. This tends to end with both people setting their differences, or a moderator being notified of X, Y or Z. I would hope the same is true after transactions and if someone wasted your time you'd find out why in private. If you were unhappy with the response posting negative feedback is not going to help as you already know their side of the 'argument' and disagreed with it enough to leave negative feedback! If a situation was enough for most people to feel negative feedback needs to be left it means they had a bad experience and both sides presenting their sides of the story on a public forum will result in nothing but an argument. Neither side will see the others point of view and the feedback forum will become a bigger battleground than Off Topic! As a public discussion forum that does not have advanced software or a workforce to police a set system (lke eBay for example) the current process has to be subject to some specific rules and this is one that so has has shown that if it is not adhered to more problems occur (as it's been mentioned feedback in the past over non-transactions etc. has resulted in serious fall outs).

This is what me and TaySte were playin around with this afternoon... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/5CE956FE-FF84-4202-8FE8-088C07266402-9306-00000AE7FE6D7C8A-1.jpg[/IMG] Impressive results!

[quote name='Prunesquallor' timestamp='1345981459' post='1783730'] Nobody's mentioned the Eventide Pitchfactor... Just wondering how it stacks up against those listed above. [/quote] It blows the socks off all of them and nails pretty much every tone other than that famous OC2 -1 octave sound. Buying a Pitchfactor to be just an Octave pedal is however a tad OTT! It's really stunning but does so much it could replace a large part of many pedal boards... And costs a bomb!

It's been far too long coming... but here is a new instalment of my Signal Chain BASSics series. This time around it's discussing my obsession - pitch effects! [url="http://www.sheponbass.co.uk/blog/signal-chain-bassics-part-viii-pitch-effects.html"]Shep on Bass - Signal Chain BASSics, Part VIII: Pitch Effects[/url] It's been a long time since I published part VII as the interviews I've been doing have taken up so much time. I fully intend to get back on the ball with these though, along with a pile of pedal demos.

The 'out' socket was to allow you to run a daisy chain or link cable from one pedal when you were using a regular single power supply rather than one designed to have a daisy chain plugged into it. Either way (a daisy on the power supply or from the pedal) will get you the same results. Be wary of using a daisy chain other a supply that does not offer much mA/juice for your pedals or that is not designed for a daisy chain - while it may 'work', it may also get hot/noisy. As for your patching - they should all work together... I would say something is not connected correctly. Everything powered up? Volumes up? Changed cables? Double checked correct ins/outs being used etc? Shep

I understand it's the same engine as the a whammy DT (without the detune etc). If so, it works very well with bass (I had a DT for ages). There is a cut in the super highs which you wouldn't notice in most cases unless you run the whammy AFTER dirt pedals (which add high end harmonics) and have a tweeter on your cab. Running it after dirt is not recommended by Digitech anyway, but in this rare combination you hear a drop in highs when you turn it on. In all other situations it's pretty awesome and the tracking was pretty good all over the bass.

LS-2 is a swiss army knife of pedals. Seriously good for it's money and size. Perfect for what you need plus a million other tasks as well! Fpr the price you can pick one up 2nd hand (£40ish) you can't go wrong.

[quote name='lxxwj' timestamp='1339630688' post='1691878'] Les Claypool / Primus Paul D'Amour / Tool [Opiate/Undertow] Geezer Butler / Black Sabbath Chris Wolstenholme / Muse Paul McCartney / Beatles Justin Chancellor / Tool [Everything after Undertow] Flea / Red Hot Chili Peppers John Davis / Nerve George Porter Jr. / Funky Meters [i][b]Shep / Our Helical Mind[/b][/i] [/quote] I just googled my band to see if anyone was slagging us off and found this post!! Dude, if I'm in your top 10 bassists of all time I'm very honoured... but think you need to stop smoking crack I barely even get the title of bass player... I do more with my feet! Ha...

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1345794954' post='1781541'] Is that a 2 band EQ? Oh, and when will we see this "ramp" we've heard so much about?... [/quote] It's a 3 band Bartolini NTMB. Volume, Pan, Mids (with push pull for 2 centre freq's) and a stacked bass/treble knob. The pups are Roscoe spec'd Bart's (only available on Roscoes). A small hole will be drilled shortly to add an active passive switch that I have requested as I prefer a switch to push/pull knobs. As for the ramp - very soon I'm hoping!

Yeah guys. I'm super happy with how it's looking. That fretboard is still to be oiled so it'll darken slightly and grain should pop. Lookin forward to seeing the Maple/Purple Heart 7-piece neck on the other side!

That's fairly accurate summary!

Well... Final assembley (and laquering the headstock) here we come... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/053C6C0F-5646-4556-83D1-B2555FA816AF-6139-00000779C044030A.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/01FB5A9C-E82F-4AB4-8934-D6B2EDD5A520-6139-00000779B844B3D3.jpg[/IMG] Yum!!

Bought my Subdecay Noisebox today. Easy hassle free deal. Thanks dude! Shep

Alex bought my DOD Meatbox. Quick payment, polite comms. Couldn't ask for more. Thanks dude!

Bought a Virtual battery off me today. Good comms and easy transaction. Thanks bud! Shep

[quote name='rOB' timestamp='1345490719' post='1778160'] another great interviewer with an interesting musician. Thanks. [/quote] [quote name='Truckstop' timestamp='1345557543' post='1778797'] Wow, so Mouth are pretty intense!! At this point, must thank Shep for exposing me to music that otherwise would have completely passed me by! Cheers! Truckstop [/quote] Thanks dudes... Appreciate the feedback!

[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1345539749' post='1778512'] £200... [/quote] Alright smarty pants...

Thanks dude!

I'm told it'll be complete within the next week or so. Finishing touches to next happening now, then final assembly. There may be a slight wait until the next shipment is due to come into the UK to bass direct though so I'm expecting to see some awesome pictures in advance of having the instrument in my hands.

There is some dirty synth tones throughout the stuff. Impressive. Lots of Pitchfactor & BEF Pro after dirt.

[quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1345476106' post='1777896'] That was not meant for you who have been most helpful and I seriously thank you for it. I meant it at funny man charic [/quote] Ah. He's just a pain in the backside