Toasted
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PM replied and declined I don't do 1 pickup basses! Good luck with your sale -
Are you interested in trades?
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Save another £20 and get a second hand DD-20. It is the definitive delay IMO.
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I'm not very happy with this ebay listing
Toasted replied to neepheid's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Wait! You DO get a free starp. What ever one of those is... -
I'm not very happy with this ebay listing
Toasted replied to neepheid's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
You should report it to ebay. It's an attempt to defraud and ebay don't like fraud. -
[quote name='tayste_2000' post='25961' date='Jul 2 2007, 12:37 PM']I can have one made for you if you want Joe but might be pricey[/quote] Thanks Steve, I appreciate that: I think I'm looking for something slightly quicker. PM me with a little bongo review Cheers Joe
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I'm doing a gig at the moment where there's alot of travelling and I only need my tuner, wireless reciever and an OD pedal. I'd really like an NYC pedalboards lunchbox: but the guy seems to have a fairly hefty lead time. Does anyone know anything else I could use? I've looked at alot of the plastic cases but they seem to have really uncomforatble handles. Cheers Joe
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The most "Wolstemholme in a box" pedal that I've come accross yet is the Crowther Audio Prunes and Custard.
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It has to be the whammy, surely?
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Dood, I think waldo ment are we keeping the cockney slang and not going for the ******** out method - which is arguably more attractive and less intrusive.
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The LOAD sets the input impedance of the pedal. That's why it works with active basses The BIAS adjusts within a parameter set by an internal trimpot the way in which the clipping diodes are biased against each other. Ergo: the specific sound of the pedal. IMO, more fuzzes should have a bias.
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I'd recomend either the MI Audio GI fuzz, or the Zoom Ultra Fuzz. They both work great with active basses.
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Are you thinking a 60's style smooth fuzz, or a more modern and industrial soudning fuzz?
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Hi, S. It's an MSD Automagic Earthquake wah from silvermachine.de - the most flexible wah that I've ever used. It's £170, so to be blunt I'd ****ing expect it to be. Joe.
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It's one of the seminal fuzz circuits?
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Silicon fuzzes generally are fine. Germanium fuzzes generally are not fine. Generally. It depends on the specific build of each circuit. I find that MOST muff-style and MOST rat style circuits work fine with active basses. I find most Brassmaster / superfuzz / cheese circuits don't.
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[quote name='ste_m3' post='21890' date='Jun 22 2007, 01:40 PM']ooo you nasty pasty! Lets go and raid the "meaningful" topics and offer opinions [/quote] I like you
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[quote name='ste_m3' post='21873' date='Jun 22 2007, 01:18 PM']Jesus guys, this isnt talkbass youknow? [/quote] Yeah, they actually talk about gear over there...
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The travelling effect - DHA Passive Blender
Toasted replied to Toasted's topic in Repairs and Technical
[quote name='BassManKev' post='21630' date='Jun 21 2007, 10:22 PM']just out of interest, why did you choose this pedal to tour the uk? i would have thought it woulda been cooler to send round a more interesting effect, say a valvetone or a bob the blender[/quote] It's the newest pedal, and it's also quite innovative. There's nothing like it on the market & passive. Guys: I'm not being a control freak - but could I control the list? I already have the addresses (apart from Waldo's, PM me!) and I've already plotted out a little route for it to go. Joe will you let me know when you want to send it on? Good luck at Glasto? -
McGiver, the light is no good here right now - I'll take some pics tomorrow for you. [quote name='Super_Mario_Bass' post='21596' date='Jun 21 2007, 09:31 PM']the pickup active?[/quote] As far as I am aware no pickups are active apart from EMG's. It's the coupling of the pickup with an active preamp that makes a bass active. -
PM send, Dave
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Hi Jordan, Thanks for your post. Dimensions are 4.25" by 1.25". I'm unsure on the suitability for a Yamaha, but I will look for you. I'm not really interested in a trade, although I think your price is fair. Thanks. Thanks, Joe
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Looks fantastic, congrats.
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4 no name, open backed fender style [b]tuning pegs[/b]. Been under the bed forever. £25 No name music man style 4 string [b]pickup[/b], bought for £50 would like to sell for £25 [b]Home defret neck[/b]. Not a bad job, not a great job. C/W nut, string retainer, tuning pegs and appropriate screws. Originally from an 80's mid range Yamaha. I'm not sure on price - maybe £40? [b]Bass body[/b] originally from an 80's mid range Yamaha, has some "interesting" P / MM pickup routing. Stripped back to wood. Again, not sure on price how about an arbitary £40? Philips HDD100 15 gig [b]MP3 player[/b]. A bit scratched up. Nice sound. C/W case and charger - £40 I also have some P2 size Bartolini soapbar pickups for sale elsewhere on this forum. Please take a look. I'm willing to do great deals on multiple items.
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[quote name='Hamster' post='21133' date='Jun 20 2007, 11:46 PM']From the bulk of your posts I see that you really heartily endorse them - you don't happen to sell them on eBay do you Hamster[/quote] Oh look... [quote name='ChocolateTelevision' post='13895' date='Jun 7 2007, 10:46 PM']Just listed this [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&viewitem=&item=320124536655&rd=1&rd=1"]here[/url]. Sorry for the Ebay link, but feel free to PM me an offer and I'll happily sell to someone here outside of Ebay (provided the readies are with me before the end of the auction )[/quote] Our friend ChocolateTelevision is ebayer threepennybits. Talk about greasing the wheel