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dudewheresmybass

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  1. ibanez weeping demon. probably the one of the most adjustable mass produced wahs on the market. switching manually or automatic, switching delay (on auto setting), adjustable treadle tension, volume, Q, Bass level etc... good with guitar, but awesome with bass. best of all it retails at about £110 well worth a good try.
  2. the lpb is not a clean boost. it definitely adds something to your tone. Whether you like that or not is totally subjective. the mxr i mentioned earlier is stil probably your best bet if a clean boost is what you're after. They come up regularly on ebay as well as on forums such as this. It's not unusual to find one secondhand for about £40 or perhaps less. Where the LPB can be found new for around £30, it comes back to the colouration issue.
  3. here is one of mine that i find works well for me in a mix. vol to suit blend 10 ish trigger full on gate in gain also 10 the eq for me is bass 1 - 1:30, mid 2:30 ish, and treble 1 ish. i also find that just using the clean channel with some boost in the mids works wonders when you dig in. hope this helps
  4. that sounds like it might the one! Cheers
  5. hi guys, both myself and a G**tarist mate have bad pedal GAS and are looking to head into London in search of this this fabled location. aside from the fact that it's in Northwood, does anyone have any more info? Address, postcode etc. ? unfortunately, there isn't any info on the EPS website, and going to fxpedal.co.uk just takes you to the EPS site. Help me please!!!!!
  6. mxr micro amp? good solid clean boost
  7. ^^ way over budget there dude! i'll say it again - try the dean metalman series 1's not 2! bang on budget and great instruments too!
  8. ^^ so called presumably because when it was switched on, everyone else went for a cuppa?
  9. either headphones/ earplugs for everyone else, or the tascam route for me!
  10. [quote name='velvetkevorkian' post='725878' date='Jan 26 2010, 11:11 PM']Its OK, there's a special plug-in they use to make it sound like a wasp's nest in a bin anyway.[/quote] i never knew they used an mt2
  11. just a word to the wise - the caps lock will make people think you're shouting
  12. Dean metal man different shapes available - ML (early dime shape), Z (explorer), V, demonator (link below) [url="http://www.bill-lewington.com/Dean/basses/dem_metalman.htm"]http://www.bill-lewington.com/Dean/basses/dem_metalman.htm[/url] retails new around £220
  13. ^^^^ please, no swearing! seriously though, just keep it fun, and relevant. don't be afraid to admit that you're learning too.
  14. another vote for the M80 here. a real swiss army knife of a pedal. i use mine pretty much everywhere - practice, teaching, recording, live work (both DI only and via amp) and it excels in every area as i keep getting told!
  15. ^^ not surprised at those prices!
  16. i have one of these very units for sale to fund a foray into digital territory. it's been used regularly (at least twice a week) for over a year and a half now, and been totally reliable all of the time. It's the bodypack set, and all you'll need is a lead to connect the instrument and pack (OBBM would be a great guy to try!) i would post a picture, but Photobucket is not allowing me to upload anything atm. Sorry! However, I can email a pic to anyone that's interested. I'm looking for [s]£150 [/s] £135 for this plus postage Cheers
  17. boundaries of my patience
  18. they all look so bored - particularly the guy on the left. i feel his pain!
  19. you will tell me the whereabouts of the rebel bass
  20. i would like to master C#
  21. i totally love mine - it records really well, plays wonderfully, and sounds great through my gear. every time i've played it out, i've had people try to buy it! must say alot really! I'd buy another one in a heartbeat should anything happen to it.
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