gnasher1993

Just seen this: Looks pretty awesome to me., though it me might be of interest to some of you folks. Sorry if it's already been posted .

[quote name='Finbar' post='851823' date='May 30 2010, 02:18 PM']How's the Chicklet treating you for a big overblown reverb sound, assuming you also use it for bass? I'm quite tempted by one.[/quote] If you like spring reverb sounds, it's great. If you want versatility, look elsewhere. I really like it though, it does what I want and it can get pretty cavernous! Not the most natural sounding reverb but good nonetheless.

Kind of off topic as it's not bass-related but thought it might be of interest to some of you. I'll be using this set-up at a jam session tomorrow:

[quote name='Huwberry' post='845595' date='May 23 2010, 11:20 AM']Only thing is - how on earth do I get hold of one in the UK? Again, I've only had a quick look around, but the distributors (Godlyke) are no help on that front.[/quote] Try Hotrox, I think they stock them.

A few to look at: Catalinbread SFT Barber LTD (My personal favourite) MXR M80 Ashdown Hyperdrive Boss ODB-3 (I didn't get on with it but you might) Xotice BB Bass Preamp The Sansamp VT Bass is an obvious one and is very popular.

I use my fx loop for Chorus, Tremolo, Delay and Reverb. Octave, Dirt, Filter and Compressor are before the amp. I've only started using this setup recently and it's working out very well for me. I need to have some sort of interface box built so I can wire everything up easier.

I use the Pigtronix Philosopher's Tone. It's really versatile and it's got loads of sustain, great for high gain feedback (if that's you thing )

[quote name='JackLondon' post='823464' date='Apr 29 2010, 09:56 PM']I'm afraid that the above isn't for me, I only have a normal ink printer. Any other ideas???[/quote] You can't really make your own if you don't have a laser printer. As far as I know anyway... there may well be a solution I haven't come across.

[quote name='JackLondon' post='823340' date='Apr 29 2010, 07:48 PM']Cool, not to worry, I gues I'll have to have a go myself Do you have alink to a good tutorial by any chance ? Preferably one you've tried and works [/quote] This one's great: [url="http://www.riccibitti.com/pcb/pcb.htm"]http://www.riccibitti.com/pcb/pcb.htm[/url]

Pat Metheny - First Circle 22/8 [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YA_Y5ejfKE"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YA_Y5ejfKE[/url]

Just bought a volume pedal from Andy. Good communication, prompt shipping. No problems here!

Just bought a Boomstick Bottom Feeder from Daryl. He's a really pleasant guy to deal with! Good communications, the pedal was well packaged and posted in good time! The pedal's great as well... absolutely no problems here .

[quote name='mildmanofrock' post='808692' date='Apr 16 2010, 05:44 PM']Despite them being mainly guitar pedals, why did you prefer them on guitar fella? What was about them that wasn't so good on bass?[/quote] The Tone Press loses a bit of low end, especially on high compression settings and I found it to be quite noisy (more-so on bass than guitar). The LTD silver is great, very organic. No doubt a great pedal but not what I want on bass, I prefer my dirt to have a slightly more compressed sound.

I've used the LTD Silver and the Tone Press. I don't have either of them any more but was very impressed. I preferred them on guitar rather than bass (especially the tone press) but great pedals nonetheless. David Barber's a great guy to deal with as well.

John just bought my Boss OC-3. Very easy to deal with, good communications, prompt payment. No problems here