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Ignore this list basically: http://www.ehx.com/assets/8-step-compatibility-list.html
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[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]There is a list on the EHX website that states the Iron Ether Frantabit as a compatible pedal for the 8-Step controller. This is wrong, the EHX does not work with any Iron Ether or Pigtronix pedals I have used it on so far (Franta Bit, Xerograph, Philosopher King). Only works on other EHX pedals. Emailing EHX just gets the response: "[/font][font=Calibri, sans-serif][color=#444444][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Unfortunately if it does not work it doesn't look like the 8 step is compatible with your needs. " Even though its listed on the website as compatible[/font]. [font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif] Luckily using a Mission Engineering Expressionator between the two makes everything work fine but is an expensive fix.[/font][/color][/font][/size]
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Previously owned a VT1 and VT2. They are both great pedals, but the VT2 is definitely worth spending extra for the 2 channels and the massive overdrive of the 2 tubes.
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If you are thinking about the LMB-3 I recommend reading the link below on how it can colour your tone. Keeping the enhance all the way clockwise cuts high end. http://www.ovnilab.com/reviews/bosslm2b.shtml Otherwise a great pedal for the price.
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Bought a EHX Octave Multiplexer pedal from Nick. The pedal was in mint condition as described and posted right after I paid. Great dealings indeed! Thoroughly recommended.
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Very interested in this pedal for the ADSR function. Ive read a fair few reviews but two mention the attack swell doesn't capture the initial attack of the note before it attenuates and swells. Does anyone here have any experience with one and can shed some light if this is the case or just just down to user error? Many Thanks
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Cameron took my DHA VT1 off me. Paid and replied to messages instantaneously pleasure doing business with!
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EHX Slammi, Boss LMB-3 and a Bright Onion Multi-Parallel Looper,
Ruck replied to Ruck's topic in Effects For Sale
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EHX Slammi, Boss LMB-3 and a Bright Onion Multi-Parallel Looper,
Ruck replied to Ruck's topic in Effects For Sale
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EHX Slammi, Boss LMB-3 and a Bright Onion Multi-Parallel Looper,
Ruck replied to Ruck's topic in Effects For Sale
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[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]EHX Slammi pitchshifter - £50[/font][/size] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Great condition, a few wear marks.[/font] [url="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/EcoMatt/media/P1010046.jpg.html"][/url] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Boss LMB-3 - £30[/font][/size] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Good condition, a bit marked.[/font][/size] [url="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/EcoMatt/media/P1010065.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/EcoMatt/media/P1010066.jpg.html"][/url] [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Bright Onion Multi-Parallel Looper - £80[/font][/size] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Mint condition. Allows the use of 3 separate parallel loops along side a foot switch-able dry signal. The 3 foot switch-able loops each have volume control and phase switch. Master bypass foot switch too. LEDs are all different colours.[/font] [url="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/EcoMatt/media/P1010073.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s77.photobucket.com/user/EcoMatt/media/P1010074.jpg.html"][/url] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Iron Ether Oxide Fuzz - Withdrawn![/font] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]EHX Cathedral reverb - SOLD![/font] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]EHX Ring Thing modulation - SOLD![/font] [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]DHA VT1 valve overdrive - SOLD![/font] Postage £5 each pedal, can sort out cheaper postage if you are buying more than one. [font=arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Please ask if you require more detailed pictures[/font]
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Looking for any pedal junkies around Colchester area to start an electro synthy dance band. Aiming for a kinda Daftpunk, Justice, Prodigy, Nosia, Koan Sound, Faithless, Leftfield type thing. I can kinda cover half of it with my rig and setup but it would be nice to work with a fellow bassist/synth/pedalhead to fill out the sound and make all the tap dancing on pedals a bit easier. Cheers.
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I think it may be just the standard pewter finish taken with a low quality camera and the lighting is making it look gold. Just a guess though could be gold.
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[quote name='Bassman Steve' timestamp='1434297095' post='2798404'] I wonder if anyone has ever left bad feedback? [/quote] I was thinking the same thing
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At least it was not as bad as someone sending me a £120 pedal in a jiffy bag... Funnily enough the original seller for the pedal in the OP was me! about 3-4 years ago, same guy, but considering the PMs I dont think he realised. I definitely didnt cover the box in tape but it wasnt in pristine condition either. All valid responses, thanks guys. No the pedal was not sold "with original box" on the ad but it came with the original box all taped up hehe I like my boxes... all piled up under my bed... yeah its not too important... considering Iron Ether's original box is just a small plain white card box! No its definitely not the sellers fault it was left in the rain either however, I like people to consider this might happen when sending electrical goods through standard 1st class royal mail.
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... you received a pedal you just bought off basschat and the seller's idea of packaging was just to stick brown tape all over the pedal's original box, which is now impossible to peel off without destroying the box. No further packaging, and yes the postman leaves it outside the front door in the rain.
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Yes you are right, I dont struggle to be heard! and maybe the rig just doesnt have the sound i want. I've got my p-bass tone and i love it, but im not fussing over finer details if you get what i mean or want a signature sound. Kinda just wanting to be able to tame my sound in the mix in the larger halls that we play and within budget (which would be the value of my rig traded basically) so as to overcome the lack of FOH subs. An active subwoofer sounds like a fun idea but not within budget. Maybe I just dont like the low end of my P-bass? or rather the low end of the P-bass coupled with my rig dont work well in large halls? Justs gets so boomy and undefined and reducing the 1001RBs lows and low mids just results in lack of oomph and dynamic range in the low end in this situation. Ive tried dual band compression with a Rane DC24 in the fx loop to just compress everything under 120hz slightly, trying like 1:1.2 ratio with -30db threshold or 1:3 ratio with -10db threshold or something like that, gain level adjusted accordingly. This coupled with the -50hz cut on the GK 1001RB I would of thought should tackle the boom somewhat and more focused low end but I just keep getting defeated but these large hall gigs
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Thanks chaps! yeah i kinda already own a GK 1001RB head and two Neo 212ii's funnily enough but I find I struggle to eq the bass to the room 50% of venues I play in but im referring to function halls, village halls etc and not necessarily music venues. My band have no subs FOH which is part of the problem but as late I find my tone a bit lost however ever i try to eq things. I use a Fender P-bass with roundwounds so im thinking it shouldnt be that hard at some gigs. Some gigs I have perfect tone and have no problem at all but this is either as we're playing a small room or the whole band has turned up to 11, as that tends to happen a bit. Might be that I dont know how to eq things properly or positioning my stack in the best place, might be my guitarist hogging all the frequencies. I thinking perhaps adding dampening to the inside of the Neo212s as ive read that might make the cabs more focused. But just for gear heads sake, instead of a bi amp system that instead of dedicates high frequencies to a horn, Id like to play around with a bi amp system that dedicates 40hz to 150hz for example, to subwoofers. Probably a silly idea. But would like to hear your thoughts please
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If I were to buy for example a Hartke 7000, and use its cross-over to send roughly 250w of high mids and highs to one cab and 250w (or the relative amount to balance the power needed to coincide with the power of the higher frequency crossover) of bass and low mids to another cab, do I effectively have a rig that is kicking out around the 500w level overall? Watts not being a great measure of loudness I kinda gather that but i dont really know what im talking about exactly and Im just trying to give you a rough idea of what im getting at. Many thanks!
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http://everynoise.com/countries.html quite cool i thought. Missing Turkish Prog and Iraqi Funk though (I didnt make those up)
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