Toasted

The "there should be a filter so I can view basschat at work" holds no water for me. Shouldn't you be working at work - not surfing bass forums? My posting shouldn't be filled with gibberish just because "you're" lazy.

What strap do you use? Its time to buy one

[quote name='steve' post='17269' date='Jun 13 2007, 11:02 PM']so what else does it need?[/quote] Audio grade components have their own sounds. To make a "vintage" circuit sound like a pedal made in "vintage" times, you really need NOS components.

I see the filter also makes appalling judgements about homosexuals. Does Basschat hate [men's crack florist squad]s? This is one of those "attempts to be funny" that turns out nothing more than basely offensive. I feel nothing but sympathy for the g[i][/i]ay members of basschat.

Sure. I've heard rumour that Diago are working on a range of adaptors to suit all set voltages from 2.5V to 24V and a "sag style" adaptor; each that provides half an amp current if needs be. Cheers Joe.

If you use a diasy chain is MIGHT short it. My old Mutron did this when I tried to use two batt clips. I think that it is because essentially you join up the grounds.

Since it's my birthday today: Most of my pedals are on holidays at their maker, having mods done or getting tuned up - I have for a few weeks been rocking this board. It's great fun.

omzg

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='16283' date='Jun 12 2007, 03:08 PM']No Pete, I don't want to do that. We'll deal with subjects concerning moderation offline thank you, as per the guidelines.[/quote] This isn't as issue "about" moderation.

[quote name='Gazm' post='16120' date='Jun 12 2007, 11:32 AM']Post it, should be a hoot![/quote] Pm sent!

In order to help out [me ole mucker ].. uh, sorry - my good friend Ped I'm going to PM him and Kiwi the Beeb's list of ranked naughty words. If it's good enough for Auntie then surely it's good enough for us?

[quote name='Oxblood' post='16090' date='Jun 12 2007, 10:49 AM']I am trying to help you find the right balance - it's just that our respective concepts of what constitutes balance are at variance. Mine is rooted in the basic principle that it is the forum members themselves who should decide what they want to say and in what terms it should be expressed, with the moderators intervening only if threads degenerate into personal insult, if slanderous statements are made that could get the forum itself into legal hot water, or if prompted to do so by complaints of offence from fellow members. As you will be aware, I lodged a protest recently regarding an edit that was made to one of my own posts. SHG's reply explained that there is apparently a problem with some members being unable to access the site from workplace computers, because their employers' 'bad language' filters were being triggered to block the content, and consequently action was being taken to avoid this happening. This all sounds very fair and reasonable, until you analyze what it really means in practice, and witness what it has now resulted in: a situation where the moderators are experimenting with blanket bowdlerization of our discourse - with inevitably farcical results. I can only repeat here what I said to him: it's a sad state of affairs indeed when Basschat forum policy is effectively being dictated by the corporate prudery of organizations with which we have no connection and to whom we owe no duty at all.[/quote] [Ham'n'cheesy]! [China Plate], I can't [Adam and Eve] it! [Me ole mucker] is as [Uncle [candle wick]] of all this [Pony and Trap] messing up our [Dicky Bird]s here on bass[Rabbit & Pork].co.uk. It makes us all look like [Steam tug]s, and makes me [christmas eve] those [Hale Bopp] don't have a [Danny La Rue] how to [Hans Blix] it.

I've got a cockney Uncle. It helps

This is such an [Aylesbury Ducking] [Jackie Brambles]. Seriously, I crack myself up sometimes.

flowerpot?

[quote name='Waldo' post='15922' date='Jun 11 2007, 09:59 PM']Still, it would be good to see if there is a company who can make pedals that can handle high output basses well.[/quote] FYI, it's not a case of "high output" but "low impedance"

[quote name='angelboy' post='15454' date='Jun 11 2007, 10:12 AM']Can you send me a photo? [email protected] If you don't have a problem with a courier collection then I think I'll have it.[/quote] If angelboy doesn't have it then I will.

To Dave: Your PB-2 went out on tour with Joe Garcia in Germany today. I'm not sure who is next in line yet. But I'll let them know.

There's a headphone shootout in what hifi this month.

Exactly replica = vintage delay, etc.

[quote name='tayste_2000' post='9722' date='May 31 2007, 09:39 AM']Sounds Great will have a HOG in probably[/quote] Prolly.... but then I'd have to come near your house. Ewww!

*argh*

You need to get yourself a better amp to hear those pedals Nice board.

[quote name='steve' post='14112' date='Jun 8 2007, 12:12 PM']for those of you after a headrush, there's one on ebay [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Akai-Headrush-Head-Rush-Guitar-Loop-echo-delay-pedal_W0QQitemZ260124784969QQihZ016QQcategoryZ22669QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem"]here[/url] dunno if thats the going rate tho'[/quote] Less than £100 seems about right to me.

[quote name='joegarcia' post='2366' date='May 19 2007, 05:52 PM']Yea, the Digitech Jam Man is way better than the RC20 XL though I reckon. Check one out.[/quote] The RC20 has a better user interface, IMO. And, iirc, the jamman has a better sampling rate