danny-79

[u][b]My two. [/b][/u] [b][i]2005, Sunburst 4H. 2005, L.E Buttercreme 4H. [/i][/b]

This is how my board is looking today: (4/5/10). Aiming to get a better Compressor and Envelope filter an power supply in the not to distant future, as of what yet is unknown (and a pedal train at some point would be nice as well, but for now the DIY Jobie is doing fine. BASS - Tuner - Compressor - Overdrive - Octave devider - Chorus - Envelope filter - Delay - AMP.

And thank you all for input so far, there is some good stuff people have listed to check out.

Been looking at the "Markbass Compressore" an its got a pretty good review, tubed sounds good. Anybody had any dealings with theses ?

What Compressors / Limiters do you use ? Been looking at the Boss (enhancer/limiter) what do you think, not had much dealings with compression so not to sure ware to start Again your advice will be appreciated Thanks in advance, Dan.

I'm at present using and Ashdown Envelope filter, I don't have any problems with it i guess Ive just got board with it and am looking for something else and haven't a clue ware to start looking so i thought id have an ask who uses what . Your advice is appreciated. Possibly selling the Ashdown if anybody is interested, Pm for details.

I'm at present using a Electro harmonics, Octave multiplexer and its not to bad, very clear up to the A but after that it get mushy. I did have a EBS octabass that i sold a while ago and do regret it so if anybody has one that they want to part with please let me no.

Natural mojo is fine but intentionally beating it up !! Naw mingin!!!

As far a Ricks go this belongs to my Mrs, its a 1976- 4001. and personally i have nothing nice to say about it... (its just about everything i don't like in a bass, beautiful classic but it just don't do the do for me) Sorry if offended any Ric lovers an if my Mrs sees this post im a dead man Stingray gets my vote 100%.

Cause there Stingrays .... :snob: You can spot/hear one a mile away !!

The EB bongo would be my choice, either a HH or a HS model, but the Warwick $$ is pretty nice to

Classy looking bass, nice one !

Good Stuff!! lol

But having just brought this.... I'm kind of content and happy at the min

Still got the GAS for a 'MM, Bongo" the 4HSp" is looking favorite

Can never have to many Ray's!!! another to add to the collection !! Still Not decided yet if to keep the P/G clear to show off the burst or go with the black leather looking card under it ? looks an sounds great anyway!!

Strip it back to bare wood and wax/oil it, it might if it uncovers a one piece swamp ash body it will look grate oiled an waxed, if not it will need stripping to be refinished anyways, id go for it !

[quote name='civictiger' post='715016' date='Jan 16 2010, 05:23 PM']he advantages of a multi-fx means you have a lot of choice.. the disadvantage is that most of the sounds on a multi-fx you wont use because they are useless (jet engines e.t.c) I go with pedals, due to me being able to get the exact pedal I need for my sound.. you hear a sound you like, research what pedal it is and there you go you have that sound. you said you know which sounds you need, roughly 4-5 pedals so if I was you i'd stick with that. UNLESS you consider the Line 6 Pod XT, which has amp models and stuff with the XT you can make your amp 'simulate' into being another amp model, such as an SVT for a really good drive sound. you can also make it sound as if its mic'd up, and you can change the cabs on it too.. in a nutshell if you know the sounds you want, then get the pedals if you want a wide-variety and have the time to configure and want stuff like amp simulation, get a multi-fx.[/quote] Totally agree, figure out the sound that you want to create in the first place the go hunting down the pedal to match the sound individual stomps get my vote every time, an if one breaks you still have the rest, just isolate the offending item on your board an away you go multi units are good but still end up with a load of effects that you will never use an if it goes down then you have lost the lot.

Im retracting my vote for the TU-2 due to it deciding to stop working on me today, only had it a few months and hardly used it. it lights up , goes into bypass, but nothing happens when want to check tuning ??? no lights just the check light an thats it. its on my pedal board being powered by a power brick , ive removed it an tried everything (running it off a battery, diffrent lead, taking it out of effect chain etc) an nothing ..... an the shops not open til monday now double aww well never mind it will get sorted one way or the other, WAS a good tuner while it lasted ??? , either get it changed for another or try somthing diffrent

That is some serious mojo !! nice one

Only ever ordered strings from them but top service off them at good prices

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=70148"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=70148[/url] Yeah theres definatly a few diffrent flavours out there

RHCP, BSSM is still as good today as it was when i first heard it back in 91. its a timeless classic love it or hate it pretty much everybody has owned a copy of it at some point.