Jump to content
Why become a member? ×

Sibob

Moderator
  • Posts

    8,755
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About Sibob

Personal Information

  • Location
    High Wycombe, Bucks

Recent Profile Visitors

61,214 profile views

Sibob's Achievements

Grand Master

Grand Master (14/14)

  • Basschat Hero Rare
  • Great Content Rare

Recent Badges

2.7k

Total Watts

  1. It’s still with me, I haven’t been pushing it as I might get away with not selling it…..but if there was an offer, I’d consider it still. Si
  2. Well the bottom-left is my ‘Main’ board, in that it gets used in the band I typically have the most gigs with. Bottom right was meant to be a smaller approximation of that board…for when I need to take less gear…but only really gets about 70% there tonally, still nice though. The Enabler board I just put together because they were bits I had lying around, but it turned out to be a really nice ‘clean’ board, ie no drive, that I typically use with Jocee. The top left board is definitely the most ‘fun’, so much drive and dirt, no band for that at the moment, but I’m working on it. The HX Stomp board is essentially just a backup to everything, because why not, I have approximations of each board programmed into it. So favoured? Functionally it would be the ‘main’ board…. But my heart says the drive board. Who doesn’t enjoy stacking 3 dirt pedals into a Sansamp? 🤪 Si
  3. Board family update…a few little changes, mainly the main board as per my last post, and a couple of better cables on the other boards. Si
  4. Yea, in theory. Although now I’m looking again (it was quite a while ago I checked), I can’t see any of the S1 Jazz Knobs available, so the pots are kinda useless without those. I should have grabbed the couple I saw on eBay last year. Si
  5. I’m going for a toggle as I’d prefer that to a push/pull pot (the out position is not elegant IMO). I did look into buying a Fender S1 pot and switch, but by the time I’d get it to Lakland, it would have been like £50 all in. I’ll stick with a toggle switch haha. Si
  6. I have one being added to my current US Dual J build. Really good feature for Jazzes I think. Si
  7. *Please Read Carefully* This is a Gigrig Isolator (v1) meant for use with the Gigrig modular pedal power system. Please note that only 3 of the 4 outlets are working. The left-most output does not function and will not power a pedal. Gigrig will not service the unit as far as I know. The other 3 outlets work fine and so will be great for Isolating 3 of your pedals. £2 postage. Cheers Si
  8. FWIW, I recorded the (shortlived) Basschat podcast theme tune with my (at the time) ACG Krell 6 String (U-Retro, not filter Pre). Si
  9. Awesome, not enough Lakland in the UK now that GuitarGuitar kinda gave up on them. BooHissssss. Si
  10. Oh I completely agree, Lakland Skylines beat Fender all day every day IMO. Si
  11. Oh I didn’t say the Yammy would automatically win, just that it would be a harder choice. I had a DJ 5 for a while, it was awesome, only really lost out to my 55-01 because that is just ‘MY’ 5 string…know what I mean. But the DJ4 I had was the best Jazz bass I’ve ever owned….wish I still had it. Only sold it to help fund my US 44-PJ. Si
  12. Yamaha make fine basses, but out of the two, I’d rather have a DJ5. Now if you were considering a Yamaha BBP35, harder choice! Si
  13. Sibob

    DIY Effects

    That is wonderful! Si
  14. FWIW, I’ve settled on a modified Gigrig workflow with success. Generator into a Mooer 2-way splitter, into 2x Isolators. Being conscious of separating the Tuner from the other high~draw pedals was the only consideration here…bearing in mind though that ‘high-draw’ in this context means 40mA for the Linden, 50mA for the Chorus, and 100mA for the tuner, everything else sat between about 6-20 mA. Si
  15. Trades and part-exs added. Si
×
×
  • Create New...