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Mark deserves an extra special mention for the sheer amount of hassling and massive email bombardment I've thrown his way the last couple of weeks! Never anything than a gentleman and even made an effort to pretend I'm not annoying! Mark, you are a top top man! Shep

John bought a pedal off me. Easy transaction. Very happy. Thanks dude! Shep

Glad that helped. Tip 1 - read the manual The words are for a dual channel set up (dry/effect) and the labelling numbers are there to tell you which is priority in a mono set up. TBH I'm unsure how it managed to 'bypass' pedals before it, but I'm insane enough without spending too much time trying to figure that one out!!! I agree with the comment above. Personally I run dirt before modulation as the dirt adds new upper harmonics which the chorus and flange effects will then be applied too (makes them cut through better!). That said, if you've read any of my blog posts you'll see that I'm a big advocate of 'trying everything'! If it sounds right to you then that's right!! The synth Wah is likely best early in the chain, though worth noting that 90% of effects will say they work best first receiving a clean signal so don't take it as written. Octave effects tend to sound a little odd after dirt (IMO) though so maybe leave it where it is. Glad we sorted the issue!

Yeah. Rebel effects UK. The guys name is Vince. Too chap. Great builds too. Around £35-40 a clone. Both his Mammoth and his Soda Meiser are great - they are totally different fuzz's though!

So your saying signal can always he heard but when the way is bypassed other effects can not be heard (just the clean tone running through them?). 1stly make sure you are using the Out 1 (Dry) from the Bass Synth Wah. If you are then can you write your signal chain out for us (order of pedals).

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1335292290' post='1628832'] Wonderful news pal [/quote] :-)

Dual mono... That was ME using the wrong terminology I know this as we had a lengthy conversation at my studio on Sunday about this.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1335287189' post='1628707'] When you say 'biamp', do you know what 'biamp' means? The compact is a full range cab an not suited to inclusion in a bi-amp rig. Anything that is suited to a bimap setup won't be suited to running with the compact with one head. [/quote] He's running a 2-rig stereo set up not a bi-amp set up. One rig is 'clean' the other rig is 'dirty'. Wrong terminology.

[quote name='fabinosto' timestamp='1335286910' post='1628697'] Wrong key too (Century 4). [/quote] Lol... I seem to be constantly turning 4 strings into 5 today - It's quite a skill!

[quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1335286664' post='1628690'] Does this mean it's going to be done soon ish?? [/quote] Soon-ish... No specifics at the mo. I think we are looking weeks rather than months now.

EBS NEO 110 or 112 would be great for your noise channel (As I know what your setup is and what you are trying to do)... but I'd personally just do parallel effects chains leaving one side totally empty... personally. Save yourself the extra amp and cab and replace it with an LS-2

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1335279891' post='1628523'] Now that is a cool looking bass. I used to struggle a bit with that Roscoe shape, but to my eye now, it's very much the "Thumb Bass" of the Roscoe range and that's never a bad thing [/quote] Wait until you see it with the angled pickups AND the angles ramp between them... I think the layout looks killer!

Okay okay stop pestering... I'll post some more... SKB 3005 with Figured Maple top and a killer Spalted Purple Heart fretboard! Century Standard 4 Fretless with a sexy Tobacco Burst finish LG 3004 with Exhibition Burl Maple Top Better?

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1335284052' post='1628629'] Remember TIM?? [/quote] Basschat will never let me forget it...

[quote name='51m0n' timestamp='1335280547' post='1628541'] Stop it!!!! [/quote] :-)

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1335279684' post='1628517'] Turn your head sideways and you can see a fat ninja in the grain [/quote] lolololololololololololol

Slotting issue resolved and progress is underway. As a taster here is a rough cut of the body (before final sculpting etc)... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/546114_372418889477780_132764710109867_1107010_214266744_n.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Roscoe%20LG%20Signature%20V/544831_372418956144440_132764710109867_1107011_151259772_n.jpg[/IMG]

There are a few new Roscoes in stock at Bass Direct and oh my are they awesome... Century 3005 with Amboyna top: [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Other%20Roscoes/AMBOYNAFRONT590.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Other%20Roscoes/AMBOYNATOP590.jpg[/IMG] SKB 3005 with Flamed Koa top: [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Other%20Roscoes/SKB5KOAFRONT590.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Other%20Roscoes/SKK5KOATOP590.jpg[/IMG] YUM!!!

Hi Peter, Welcome to Basschat. 1stly I doubt anything is wrong with your sales thread. The 2nd bass market is very slow at the moment and there are amazing instruments that have been for sale here, in Bass Direct, the Bass Gallery, eBay for months with no takers. Some even over a year. It's a sign of the times and if you want a quick sale then you need to give it away I'm afraid. As for value - it's worth whatever someone will pay for it, though it's worth noting that many of us are precious about our gear and given you have a large dink on the front of the bass you have to be prepared for that to put a large percentage off. 2ndly Basschat is quite community focused and new members can often have a hard time integrating - especially if the first thing they do is sell something. It is a know fact that some people won't deal with guys who sign up and sell stuff with no community input. Like buying something expensive from an eBay member with zero feedback - lots of people just don't do it. We also have a feedback section here and it does get used. It may help to stick around a bit and contribute to discussions around the forum. I'm not saying it WILL help, but in my experience it does make a difference! After all we are not a sales site. The sales forums are a free-to-use added extra to a bass discussion forum, which we hope all members will use more than the sales sections (it doesn't always quite work out that way though!). Hope you find the place useful! Shep