Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:25 am
No harder to set up than an amp..
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Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:44 am
apparently the knobs are weeny and very interactive
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:50 am
Fair play, I've not used one. Definately wanna though, OD with 3 band EQ for ze wins.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:16 pm
Indeed. I tried to get one cheap when I was shopping and eventually got the OD-3 - Daddy O's hold their value very well.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:02 pm
Speaking of tweaking Danos, I never thought much would be under one, until I saw this... Let the brave do their thang.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:16 pm
Not bad eh? You can't beat them for the price - or twice the price even.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 3:55 pm
good lord - i've just checked out the stompbox forum on gearpage.net.Mike wrote:True enough, there's so much knowledge on there if you ask a question about like tube amps or impedance of cabs or whatever but they're retardedly snobbish about gear.
it's insane-ia; ive literally never heard of any of the pedals they're talking about. they do talk about a few Bosses, but they've all been heavily modded.
Digitech, DOD and Behringer don't seem to exist in their little world. Bloody hell, is spending over £200+ on every pedal really necessary for your rig to sound good???
Suddenly I feel wholey inadequate..
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:40 pm
No, it's neccessary to cover up a lack of playing ability or experience.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:47 pm
exactly. Most of my gear is cheap and I still sound great.
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:56 pm
Quite tempted to make a post in the gearpage "your pedalboard" thread, showing off my "rig", i.e.:
Guitar > Zoom 505 > FAB Distortion > FAB overdrive > DOD Death Metal > Marshall Valvestate
then i'll post all like "yeh, i got the TONEZ!"
Guitar > Zoom 505 > FAB Distortion > FAB overdrive > DOD Death Metal > Marshall Valvestate
then i'll post all like "yeh, i got the TONEZ!"
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 6:03 pm
I'm banning you from the Effects and Amps boards now for revealing that you have shit gear.
Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 8:17 pm
had some time today so i gathered some stuff in the garage and took some pics, nothing fancy, just my pedalboard (the one i mainly use for bass), my fav guitar and two basses (the p being my main bass) and the home-amps for bass and guitar.
tuna melt is currently unemployed, hehe, i only use it on guitar..but i don't play guitar in a band with more than one person
that's a stage 100...yes... but i like it, very loud, crystal clear cleans
yamaha bbn 5string..has been my main bass for 4 years, can u tell ? hehe
otep stickers on all my basses.. well..
blue tolex..mmm..
blue led...mmm..
tuna melt is currently unemployed, hehe, i only use it on guitar..but i don't play guitar in a band with more than one person
that's a stage 100...yes... but i like it, very loud, crystal clear cleans
yamaha bbn 5string..has been my main bass for 4 years, can u tell ? hehe
otep stickers on all my basses.. well..
blue tolex..mmm..
blue led...mmm..
Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 8:23 pm
Hot!
I like seeing gear I could pick up and play for once
I like seeing gear I could pick up and play for once
Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 10:37 pm
heavium wrote:had some time today so i gathered some stuff in the garage and took some pics, nothing fancy, just my pedalboard (the one i mainly use for bass), my fav guitar and two basses (the p being my main bass) and the home-amps for bass and guitar.
tuna melt is currently unemployed, hehe, i only use it on guitar..but i don't play guitar in a band with more than one person
that's a stage 100...yes... but i like it, very loud, crystal clear cleans
yamaha bbn 5string..has been my main bass for 4 years, can u tell ? hehe
otep stickers on all my basses.. well..
blue tolex..mmm..
blue led...mmm..
nice. very nice.Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 10:45 pm
If i were a lefty I would have already eaten you and stooled your gear.
Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 12:06 am
Heavium you have fine taste.
Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 10:00 am
I think I've already said this, but your P bass is hot.
Nice gear.
Nice gear.
Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 10:40 am
hey, i think the p's going to stay with me for a long time, hehe
i'm still on the lookout for a phaser that doesn't take away too much low end, it's a bit of a problem with the dano, might be solved when i get the looper/blend box..hopefully..but that guy is so fucking sloooow
i like having the blue rocket at home now since my bigger rig stays at the rehearsalspot, i thot about selling it but i just can't ..
i'm still on the lookout for a phaser that doesn't take away too much low end, it's a bit of a problem with the dano, might be solved when i get the looper/blend box..hopefully..but that guy is so fucking sloooow
i like having the blue rocket at home now since my bigger rig stays at the rehearsalspot, i thot about selling it but i just can't ..
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 12:38 am
I just got a Daddy-O a few weeks ago, and I love it, My semihollow body through the Daddy-O sounds amazing for blues and the White Stripes.Mike wrote:Indeed. I tried to get one cheap when I was shopping and eventually got the OD-3 - Daddy O's hold their value very well.
Some Amps
Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 2:40 am
Here are a few of my amps that are at the apartment right now. I have a couple more, but they are at a rehersal space.
This is my absolute favorite bass amp ever made. 70's Fender Studio Bass. 200 tube watts 1x15 combo. Awesome eq.
Next is a early 80's JCM 800 50 watt w/4x12 bottom. The amp has mods to it for a bigger bottom end. There is a pull knob on the front and a couple of knobs on the back. I don't use this amp much, alas is sits unused.
Here is a PEEPEE Clasic 100 watt head w/4x10 bottom. This was once my touring amp along side a Clasic 50 watt 4x10 combo. Great tone, very versatile. I have since given the combo to my nephew with a RI comp red mustang (X-mas / birthday gifts).
Last is a Cyber Twin. It is currently my main amp. No hasstles, no worries, I "think" it is 130 watts. Some times, when i'm not too lazy, I will use it with the late 60's 2x12 cabinet (pictured) from my 50 watt Bassman (not pictured).
Others not shown are a 60's Twin Reverb, RI Deluxe Reverb, and a 60's Bassman Head. If I can remember to bring a camera to rehersal I can get shots of those also.
This is my absolute favorite bass amp ever made. 70's Fender Studio Bass. 200 tube watts 1x15 combo. Awesome eq.
Next is a early 80's JCM 800 50 watt w/4x12 bottom. The amp has mods to it for a bigger bottom end. There is a pull knob on the front and a couple of knobs on the back. I don't use this amp much, alas is sits unused.
Here is a PEEPEE Clasic 100 watt head w/4x10 bottom. This was once my touring amp along side a Clasic 50 watt 4x10 combo. Great tone, very versatile. I have since given the combo to my nephew with a RI comp red mustang (X-mas / birthday gifts).
Last is a Cyber Twin. It is currently my main amp. No hasstles, no worries, I "think" it is 130 watts. Some times, when i'm not too lazy, I will use it with the late 60's 2x12 cabinet (pictured) from my 50 watt Bassman (not pictured).
Others not shown are a 60's Twin Reverb, RI Deluxe Reverb, and a 60's Bassman Head. If I can remember to bring a camera to rehersal I can get shots of those also.