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pantherairsoft

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  1. 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!!
  2. Noisebox sold to the man above. Octo Loop still available. Will consider trades with pretty much any effects where the Octo Loop is concerned as it's not getting any use now. Shep
  3. Bought my Subdecay Noisebox today. Easy hassle free deal. Thanks dude! Shep
  4. Alex bought my DOD Meatbox. Quick payment, polite comms. Couldn't ask for more. Thanks dude!
  5. Bought a Virtual battery off me today. Good comms and easy transaction. Thanks bud! Shep
  6. [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!
  7. Added Subecay Noisebox to the OP - £75 posted. Price drop on the Buzz Looper to £45 posted.
  8. I have [s]three[/s] 2 GigRig Virtual Batteries up for grabs (Maybe a couple more coming soon). These can be added to a 9v power supply to isolate the pedal (so you can use a pedal that doesn't like to share power supplies on your daisy chain) and also make the pedal act as if it was being powered by batteries as many older pedals sound much 'fuller' when powered with a battery vs a power supply. Really useful if you have the odd pedal that gets all whiny with a shared supply. These have been used by are in perfect condition. I am asking £20 each including postage in the UK, which is a saving of £15 off a new one!!! It's the VB-DC version (not the voltage sag or AOK version) seen on this link: [url="http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/PS_Virtual_Batteries.html"]http://www.thegigrig..._Batteries.html[/url] Next up are 10 Straight George L's plugs. Everyone knows what these are. All in great condition. I'm asking £3 per plug plus postage. But them all and postage is on me. Shep
  9. [quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1345539749' post='1778512'] £200... [/quote] Alright smarty pants...
  10. 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.
  11. There is some dirty synth tones throughout the stuff. Impressive. Lots of Pitchfactor & BEF Pro after dirt.
  12. [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
  13. [quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1345475953' post='1777891'] Too much time on yr hands [/quote] Multi tasking (and being helpful) is what I prefer to call it!
  14. StageClix Wireless pack. Do not pass go. Do not collect £100. Simply the most amazing bit of wireless kit I have ever had my hands on. Flawless performance and zero difference in tone or output compared to using a 20ft cable (in my experience).
  15. [quote name='Grand Wazoo' timestamp='1345473942' post='1777857'] Thanks but I don't understand, what if one pedal is 12v and the other 9v how is one power supply going to work for both? [/quote] The GigRig generator is a 9v supply but the sell adapters which convert the outputs from the distributor to different voltages, so you just buy the adapters needed for your set up. The supply - http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/PS_Generator.html The distributors - http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/PS_Distributor.html (this is an alternative to a daisy chain) The adapters for different voltages - http://www.thegigrig.com/acatalog/PS_High_Current_Adapters.html Other power supplies that would work would be things like... Pedal power plus 2 - http://www.voodoolab.com/pedalpower_2.htm (allows you to mix cables to make higher voltage) Burkey Flatliner SIX - http://www.burkey.nl/Flatliner%20SIX.html (each output can be either 9, 12, 15 or 18v) T Rex Fuel Tank CHameleon - http://t-rex-effects.com/products/power-supplies/fueltank-chameleon-1.aspx (Similar to Pedal power 2) I can dig up more if you have specific needs. Much of this depends on the actual needs of the pedal in terms of how much it draws... some of the above will power 18v, but only upto a certain draw. Maybe if you tell us the exact pedals you are using I can tell you what will do the job... Shep
  16. There are a number of power supplies that can be tailored to different pedals - I use a GigRig Generator and adapters to power my set up, though there are others available. I would think with only 5 o6 pedals that there would be plenty of production boards available (diago, pedaltrain) that would be fine when paired with a supply like the GigRig. If you particuarly wanted a custom board then I would recommend Mal Chapman of GR Cases ([email protected]) who made both mine and Ant's (amongst others on here). Buy a board and a decent power supply and I'll patch it up and tidy the cabling for a few quid - because I actually enjoy this stuff!
  17. It's just those MarkBass units. I used the Super Synth for a while... 12v supplies and adapters would turn it on and it would seem to work, then after a few minutes it'd either stop making noises, or just make 'tick tick tick' sounds, or freeze etc... The mA requirements is really quite mental, the only thing I've ever seen needing close is the Eventide stuff. Bloody Mark bass!
  18. Unfortunately where the MarkBass pedals are concerned you are a bit stuck. While there are adapters out there for 12v (GigRig do one) and some power supplies have 12v outputs on them, the MB range have a MASSIVE draw requirement (500-600mA if I recall) which basically writes off any of those supplies doing the job. Dan @ GigRig managed to get the Super Synth powered up with an adapter but he had to wire 2 of his SupaNova's together (that would be a £100 adapter) to get it to anything but flash pretty. My suggestion would be to stick with the correct PSU's on these pedals... anything with that kind of juice requirement is always going to be problematic. Shep
  19. How about a chat with Talkbass's very own Proton Lenny? I give you, Zach Rizer... 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] Zach Rizer is the bass player for Mouth - The synthy, funky, bass-tastic party band from Kansas City, USA. Awesome technique, awesome gear, awesome sounds... basically makes for an awesome interview!
  20. THIS HAS NOW SOLD. If you don't know what this is then you'll likely not be interested. If you do... You'll know it's pretty special. I hunted for 18 months or one of these in great condition for my Drum & Bass set up and after 3 gigs with it I think I prefer the heard rather than felt sub I was getting before. This is a Subharmonics Generator in a pedal format. It's an Octave down effect that can be blended with your dry signal. The Octave effect has an applied low pass filter so it's all sub an there are 2 EQ boosts available at 30Hz and 60Hz. With the EQ cracked this thing shakes the walls of your rehearsal room and makes you feel sick Championed by Juan Alderte & Janek Gwizdala to name but a few. Prices on eBay recently have been exceeding £200 and seem like they continue to rise. Before I do hit it on eBay I though I'd try it here. This example is in amazing condition with the box and manual. The rubber underneath has been removed but is intact (as velcro didnt adhere to the rubber well) so can be glied back on if required (I'll glue it on if you prefer!). I want back what it cost me to get it over from the US - £180, but I will include the adapter I have since bought to convert a regular 9v power supply/daisy chain to the right type of input to power the pedal. Please note of you have a low powered amp or lower quality can then this 'may' damage your set up if cranked (something it was famous for back when it was released in the days when amps didn't have protect circuits!). Any questions, just ask. I'm not interested in any trades unless it's a Line6 M13. [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/5f51ab2f.jpg[/IMG] (if you havn't seen one before, that is perfect condition. The 'distressed' look of the pedal is part of the paint job - to make it look like a slab of raw meat!). Shep THIS HAS NOW SOLD.
  21. [quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1344975296' post='1771985'] We need to sort out a Scottish Tour for OHM. I know a couple of places in Dundee that would suit. Need to check where in Perth would be best. Any excuse to hear this rig, eh! [/quote] Works for me! 2 or 3 dates back to back sounds rockin'
  22. I had a play with the Noisegate (I think it was a compressor and noisegate - I can't recall) but thought it was AWESOME compared to the NS-2 pedal. It was a long time ago though so my memory may be hazy.
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