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timhulio wrote:Here's my budget setup.

Squier CV strat - korg tuner - microamp - harmonic percolator - schaller tremolo - behringer verbzilla - musicmaster bass amp

MXR dist pluses there for decoration at the moment.

That's a really classy looking setup. If I ever convince myself to get a Strat, I will probably get the Red CV strat. I keep toying with the idea of getting a SF Fender Amp as some point. I have seen some great deals on Musicmaster Bass amps lately.

woohooooooo


that behringer DI is amazing for bass, as is the ECT

fucking breathing new life into my tweed, this 2x10 really sounds good. now to badger the better half into letting me have a new amp to match my cabinet.

thank you james for this, your the man.

Does using an extension cab disable the 12" speaker?

Haze wrote:Does using an extension cab disable the 12" speaker?

i have to, as the cab is 4 ohms. so i can run that, but not the internal. if my cab was 8 ohms, i could run both. think i might just make a head out of my tweed lol

my hall after two gigs where I was too lazy to take anything back to my practice room.

Guitar amp:
Laney HCM120H in cardboard box
SAI 2x12 and SAI 4x12

Bass amp:
Hartke LH500 in rack bag
Marshall 4x12 Bass cab rewired to run as 2 2x12s.

Do you run the instruments straight in to the amps or are you running some effects in between?

Haze wrote:Do you run the instruments straight in to the amps or are you running some effects in between?

they were from 2 different gigs, I was running the bass amp clean, cause of the really high output pickup on my bass and tube pre-amp in the LH500 it sounds boss. rock gig.

The guitar amp was with a load of pedals, toy keyboard, contact mic and vocal mic for some solo drone stuff.

Basic, but functional. Focus has been moved to getting a new amp, and probably getting someone to fix my broken DOD Wah at some point.

a progfest purchase, the behringer tube monster is their nod to a chandler/tube works tube driver. amazing pedal for very little coin. you can get from light bite to heavy dirt with flexible eq and a noise gate that works great and doesn't cut your notes off. definitely a keeper.

Kinsman pedal board was a birthday present back in June, I'm having some trouble with the backing pulling loose near the edges.

Yeah, I had that problem. If I was recommending a small board cheaper than the Gigman I use (Diago) - I would recommend a Warwick one from thomann.de. Smaller than the Kinsman but way better quality.

Haven't done this in some time

Hey Hurb, do you mind if I upload your first pic to the Fredric Effects facebook page? I'm trying to get some shots of the pedals on people's boards up there.

Also- love the JM with bound neck and the bypass box for the freakenstein.

Not at all mate, did you see the line 6 demo I did, your muff is on that.

AMPS


PEDALS

wwrrss wrote: PEDALS

What's your actual signal chain?

Also, do you have miniature sized pedals, or are you nine foot tall?

My current board:


Amp + cab:


Bought a new strap and coily cable today:


MAZIN'.

greenweenie wrote:What's your actual signal chain?

Depends on what I'm doing, I do loads of different things rather than one main thing so I'm constantly changing my set ups, I like the use a loop order changer with loopstation on one side and all my other pedals in the other, so i can record already modulated and distorted playing and then change the order and send the new signal back though the same effects for further messing with, i like feedback loops too.

BacchusPaul wrote:Also, do you have miniature sized pedals, or are you nine foot tall?

My camera seems to have a really wide lens, I am only 6 foot.