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+1 on everything you said. I'm still being constantly impressed. Now I've moved to my poweramp set up , the amount of bass on tap is unreal! massive infact!

Nice!

Yeah - am planning to attempt to record something this week...

I've had a play with the Analogman. Only pedal chorus I've tries that I prefered to the EBS... Until the Cluster Flux came along anyway! Not tried the Boost Chorus. Hot Rox stock it though and they are around the corner from my Studio so I may pop in and play. I had the Red Ripper from the same 'character' series, which I sold, and it's possibly the only pedal I really miss (that and the ABSynth) and want back again.

Nice set up Rich. I'd like to steal your Analogman chorus please

I use the MP-201 to create similar LFO's into my Low Pass Filter. It's a pretty sweet homemade bit of kit to be honest

Links to pics on the thread you link to in the OP have broken (prob when the forum software moved over!). Can you replace them... I've only just seen this thread and I'm interested

Which ever side of the loops you select will act as your signal path - you can still turn those pedals off though. They won't always 'effect' the signal, just be in line. Much like they are at the mo as your board currently stands. The easiest way to think of it is that the LS-2 is an effect. Imagine the pedals in its loops don't exist. Bass - pedal a - pedal b - LS-2 - pedal c - pedal d - amp That's like a regular pedalboard with 5 pedals on it , although in reality there are more pedals as they are 'within the loop' of the LS-2. So which ever channel of the LS-2 is selected forms the signal path. If you think of the LS-2 as a multi effect, that does the job of which ever channel is selected, imagining the signal path gets a little easier (only in A/B mode though!). If I'm not explaining it too well I apologise. If you PM me your current set up in the exact order you currently have it set up I'll write you up an example signal path with the LS-2. Shep

The issue is, you currently want 3 combinations... Pre - Octave - MuTron (if you use one of your basses) Octave - MuTron (of you use the other bass (doesn't require Pre)) Pre - compressor. The way I laid out the chain before... Bass - Pre - LS-2 Loop A: Mu-Tron - Octave Loop B: Comp Amp Would be the closest. It would mean you can switch between the Mu-Tron & Octave together AND the compressor with 1 press. You would also need to turn the Pre on or off though if you needed it. If you use the bass that always needs the Pre then you're fine (as I assume it's always on anyway), but of using the other bass you'd just turn it on for slapping. That should work.

Let me have a think and I'll get back to you. Something like the Carl Martin Octa Switch would do it as you can set up 8 specific combinations of pedals and pop between them. The GigRig stuff would work too. Expensive though. I can't think of a way to do it with your average loop/line selector.

Your post implies that you only use mu-tron and octave, then Pre and comp. So, do you actually want Pre, mu-tron and octave, then Pre and comp? In that case... Bass - Pre - LS-2 Loop A: Mu-Tron - Octave Loop B: Comp Amp The signal will always go through the Pre, then either mu-tron and octave OR compressor. Shep

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' timestamp='1321020017' post='1434431'] Hi all, Looking to try and put a loop in here somewhere so that I don't have to tap dance quite so much! I use the Mu-Tron and the Octabass for the verse in one tune and then switch straight to both off and compressor and Sadowsky pre-amp on for the chorus. Any ideas where I could put a Boss line selector in to make this easier - what would it be best replacing on the board? Also toying with switching the Octabass for an Aguilar Octamiser - anyone have any thoughts on this? Images below [url="http://i1212.photobucket.com/albums/cc441/Gunsfreddy2003/Cogswell%20Pics/IMG_2071.jpg"]http://i1212.photobu...cs/IMG_2071.jpg[/url] [/quote] You could use an LS-2... Loop A has the octave and Mu-tron in and loop B has the pre and compressor. Set the LS-2 to A/B mode and you can pop between the 2 as much as you like. Bear in mind though that whatever comes before of after the LS-2 will effect both channels

I so want a set of Taurus pedals - That make my day

[quote name='EskimoBassist' timestamp='1320928944' post='1433253'] Great advice and an incredible board. It's been really interesting to watch yours evolve and change over the last 2 years or whatever it has been now. Looks like hella fun to play with! [/quote] Cheers dude, It is lots of fun. The joy of having all the foogers' is that it never ends as well. Feed a cable to a different input for a change and there's a whole new word of sounds! As I've always said - the doors always open to Basschatters that want to come and have a play!

[quote name='fattybassman' timestamp='1320925956' post='1433180'] yes mate that would be sweeet...just let us know where an when...me an arkell will be there. hope alls good [/quote] On it. Definately got a slot for you guys in the new year! Same goes your way too. Just say the word.

Love your stuff, fatty… Would be awesome to hook up a gig at some point. I'm sure Dan Owens band (The Broken Door) would be up for it too - Similar genres done in 3 different ways!

The only thing I found was that running it on a pedalboard (rather than atop my amp), th 1st pedal after it had to be buffered. If it was true bypass (my tuner for example), there was a huge pop when it's turned on and off. I moved my tunder to 2nd in the chain (after y octave pedal) and hey presto. Perfect. I'm thrilled to bits with mine

Arrived and has spent a solid day in use. FANTASTIC. Perfect tone, no signal drop out. Sits on my pedalboard & super light. I went for the pack version in the end. Happy with the decision. Swapped the straight jack on the lead from pack to bass for a right angle and I'm good to go. Very very impressed with the performance of it so far.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1320880422' post='1432832'] TBH the only use I make of it is to have an OC-2 either soloed or in parallel with other effects. But while it's only one thing it's a thing I do a lot, so it was necessary to replace the LS-2. [/quote] I'd use it for the same On the future toys list...

Hi Vicar, It will vary massively on the pedal. While many similar sounds can be achieved, the actual controls utilised are often not only different, but have totally different maximum/minimum points. I'd suggest listening to a few examples in the net, or trying a few in local stores. Pick one that has a tone that appeals to you and then work from there.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1320833811' post='1431924'] The LS-2 is fine unless you have a need for switching between both of its parallel effects loops and one single effect loop. It's got a lot of modes but that isn't one of them unfortunately, and that's why I had to replace mine with a bespoke pedal in the end. [/quote] That is something I would also like to be able to do - But can 'live' without - for now

Another easy-peasy transaction with Chris. Thanks bud!

Bought an EBS pre amp from this fine fellow. Easy transaction, great communication and well packed shipment from Germany. Very happy. Thanks bud! Shep