gnasher1993

I'd love that! Id definitely use it...often. Please?

I use the rocktron cyborg reverb. It's amazing, loads of great sounds with presets and midi control. I think they've been discontinued now so you'll have to pay out if you want one. Do you know what sort of reverb you want?3

You could try the Thomas Martin Workshop in Oxon. My teacher has used them before and apparently the service is good. If you were up North I'd suggest Chapel Allerton strings but they're in Leeds so probably not much use to you.

Don't do it! Just give it to me

I can't really add anything to the review above . I've been playing around with the pedal for a while now and it's really great.

[quote name='BeLow' post='589974' date='Sep 4 2009, 06:13 PM']How about this - [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=54978&hl="]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=54978&hl=[/url][/quote] I've already suggested that one, read the post above . It's a great unit. Highly recommended!

I'd recommend you avoid the EHX Bass metaphors. Things to look at: MXR M-80 Radial Bassbone Sansamp BDDI BBE Acoustimax My personal favourite is the DHA DI-EQ. It's a simple DI with a 3 band EQ with selectable mid frequency. It's good value, it looks pretty cool and it's a top quality bit of kit.

[quote name='Finbar' post='589813' date='Sep 4 2009, 04:20 PM']The big thing that the PS-5 has that the Whammy doesn't is the intelligent harmony function, and I think some of the tracking is a little better, but there's not much in it.[/quote] I only use the PS-5 for it's harmonist function. The other settings are usable but the harmony sounds great.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='589669' date='Sep 4 2009, 01:53 PM']yeh there's nothing more fun than a continuously growing pedalboard! I wish mine was still growing :-( Have you ever tried a Whammy? And is it worse or better than the PS5? You should take it to your jazz gigs![/quote] I've tried a Whammy IV briefly but at the time, I didn't have the PS-5 so can't really make much of a comparison. I'd love to try a Whammy but I don't really have enough to money to warrant having two pedals that do the same thing just to A/B them. I feel guilty enough that I'll have two delays by the end of next week. If anyone has a Whammy they want to lend me, let me know .

[quote name='cheddatom' post='589364' date='Sep 4 2009, 08:30 AM']when you start playing proper gigs through a proper rig I think you'll find you want a blender to add some clean back in. It's an interesting set up though. What do you use the PS5 for?[/quote] I don't play 'proper gigs' with my full board. I play double bass in a jazz quartet so the pedal board is strictly for noodling at home with my bass guitar. I don't think it would be welcome at the gigs I play . Funny you should comment about a clean blender. I'm actually building some for a couple of BC folks so once they're done, I'll make one for myself. I mainly use the PS-5 for octave up harmonising or 4th down harmonising. I don't use the pitch shifter function that much really. The harmoniser is great though. But yeah, the pedal board is just my home project, kind of a release I guess. I love it though, I like having something that I can carry on developing.e