iamapirate

I could make you a mute pedal if you want

yeah, yeah I know that lol. But the problem is that if you have it on bypass mode, then there is no way of muting it from the pedal. Which IMO is stuuuuuuupid. I want to see if I'm out of tune whilest playing, and then be able to silently tune up inbetween somgs... do I made my own seperate mute (or 'moot' as I call it) pedal

haha, probably just me but I really don't like line 6 tones. They just sound like a heavy metal tone (which is what I don;t want). It's that kind of over-the-top chorus flangy-thing that immediateltly goes into a searing hot heavy metal tone. I know for sure that it's that way on guitar, at least.

The TU2 is great except when you have it on bypass, you'd expect that pressing it would mute the signal, right? wrong. That's why you would also need a mute pedal for you to use it live in bypass mode.

ah, but which part of the lead/socket it the ground? EDIT Never mind, my dad's got it now!

arr! I'd take 'em off ya 'ands in exchange for a cann'n! ahhh, I'd love to take these but I live in a rented house and we're not allowed pets! have a free bump for 2 lonely hamsters

A bit ungelpful, but you could make one. OR go down to your local eletrical supplier (like maplins) and they should have some

As a haalf-decent bassist I'd say stear clear of Line 6 unless you like cheap, heavy metal chorussy amps

hi, basically I want to make my own single loop selector. But the problem i'm having is that there isn't enough of those latches on the footswitch (it has 6 different things you can solder it to). all this time I've been presuming that the inside part of the jack lead is +ve and the outside is -ve and that you'd need both to make a sound. Am I right about this, because all the circuit diagrams I've seen have shown only one lead from each jack plug going to the switch. I'll find the link in a minute for the swich diagram. [url="http://happybob.com/marc/circuits/TrueBypassEffectsLoop.gif"]http://happybob.com/marc/circuits/TrueBypassEffectsLoop.gif[/url] there it is Pirate

I have an ashdown Evo III, and on the new EVO IVs they have a foot controller for the sub-harmonics, EQ, etc. and I would definitely use it if I had a foot controller as when ever I'm doing somehing melodic ina breakdown high up the neck, it sounds really nice, but down in the first octave of a 4-string it sounds muddy

hmmm, the guitarist in the band I'm in at the moment uses an Ibanez RG series with a tremelo going through a Marshall with lots of gain and distortion (but funnily enough doesn't play heavy metal) and he has the chunkiest sound in the world, so I don't have any need for distortion or overdrive. Actually, 90% of my EHX BMS gets lost in his tone (except when I have it on a very long sweep high to low. then it just sounds legendary). I think that just aving a clean tone is a lot more useful than trying to out-do his distortion or whatever. </my 2p>