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Pedals added SGFX Beta £95 *sold* Old school in a box pedal. Kinda addictive and you won’t want to turn it off. Works as a ‘clean preamp’ with the gain rolled off but you can definitely hear the mojo and as the gain increases so does the stank! Uh!! Comes with original box. TRex Bass Juice removed I really like this as a low gain always on sound but it can get wild and hairy and features a boost to go from od to full on filth! Another tough call as the tone, mix and gain all work together to really fine tune and dial in your tone with minimal fuss. I think it excelled with a jazz bass tone up full, a smidge of gain and mix about 0900. Balsa I’ve changed the board up and the VMT just edges it for my always in pedal and it works well with the other units on my board. Original box included. Pictures of both to follow - likely this afternoon.
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Yeah I was always keen to try one but since they’ve introduced 3rd party ir’s it’s become much more appealing. Plus no buttons is always a great thing when on a live gigging board. My singer/guitarist always manages to move something during our set up. Every stinking time!
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Thanks yeah it makes sense that it would run ‘thru’ to the amp but I don’t recall seeing that listed in their bumpf but a few folk have confirmed it does.
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I dunno hence the question. You being sure isn’t quiet worth a £150 punt 😀 Joking aside it makes total sense that it would but I’d like to hear it confirmed before making a purchase.
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So can you run a non effected ‘thru’ using the 1/4” I/O’s so you have no cab sim affecting the signal to the amp. I understand I might be a bit night shift addled but I couldn’t find a direct mention to this in the DG info. Now I realise as soon as I commit this to the annals of time on the internet someone will post a direct quote form DG where it states this but I know they only made third party IR’s compatible in a previous update. Anyone using the Element this way or know if it can? Thanks
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Pedals for Sale - Darkglass Element, Ibanez Phat-Hed & Markbass
krispn replied to alexjbassist's topic in Effects For Sale
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Scans the used market…
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It sounds like the drive section is the winner. Reading the stuff on TB it’s a really nice drive
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I didn’t realised I had a gif on Friday night and had to high tail it to the venue knowing I could do it iem so grabbed my gear bag, tube di and my bass and set off. Nice sound but missed the amp behind me but happy with the sound. Only bummer was I’d updates my cab ir pedal and didn’t realise it had reset and wiped everthing so no cab sim but a bit of eq’ing sorted that.
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Did you throw it your line manager?😀
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Hahaha the quest is endless. Colourbox and a valve di! Bosh!
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Aye I should have alluded to this too. I have one so I should know about it 😀
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Sorry it’s kinda a Pultec based boost/drive but yeah!
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Well theres been an 1176 a Pultec style eq and now a 610 pre so a Neve or API type unit would be a logical next pedal as they cover guitar and bass or any source
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Normally I enjoy Nate’s videos but don’t think this one did the pedal justice. I’ve registered to a couple of demos and I do like what it does - it’s grown on me. I use the plug in of the 610 on my daw frequently and think this would be a great ‘one pedal with a di’ option for iem gigs and while I have a pedal which does that I’d still like to give one a go! It’s a shame GuitarGuitar don’t stock Origin! It strikes me as a unit you’d really get a feel for by actually playing it as opposed to a muff or something where you know/want the baked in sound. And not to be that guy but what’s next? A Neve based unit? Some other studio gear in a pedal? Origin are wizards!! It is payday weekend 🫨
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If the noise isn’t there when the comp is off or out of the signal chain chances are it’s adding noise or highlighting some noise somewhere. There’s an expectation comps can increase the noise floor and while some comps do it in a less noticeable way than others it could be the culprit. As always remove what you think is the offending item from the signal chain and test then do the same with the next bit of kit etc. As for settings the best thing to do is set the unit to where it’s doing what you want with minimal noise (I know I’m stating the obvious). It’s always hard to give settings especially on a compressor as we all have a different touch/attack but on the Cali a 4:1 ratio and fine tune the attk/rel to taste for a nice gentle evening out is a good starting point. Sorry I’ve just given the most generic reply ever on basschat 😀
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Cracking clean bass preamp which is what I used it for but it shines in its original role as guitar distortion pedal. I actually only plugged it into a guitar yesterday for the first time and it sounded class - I got some killer chuggy, drop d sounds and could dial in a pretty mean thrash tone too. If I played guitar in a band I’d have this on my board. Can do lower gain too and there’s heaps of videos on you tube. Here’s one with the pedal designer. I love this range of fender pedals - they all have that extra wee features which comes from intelligent design by an actual guitar player.