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04-06-2012, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by caeman
This is what I was wanting from a parallel chain board. The DBD is now in a proper place as an overdrive (channel 1), while the Bass Ming-Rod (channel 2) gives me my fuzz sound.
With them both off, I get the pristine cleanness that is my Gretsch as EQ'd by the MXR. The Separate Ways is an A/B selector, so I can now keep both basses plugged in at once.
There is just enough room left for my future [sfx] Micro Screaminator up by the DI. | Fancy. Parallel chains makes for sounds that you really can't get with one.
Also, you use the ming-rodulator for fuzz? Does it do ring-mod sounds too though?
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04-06-2012, 10:34 PM
|  | Sonic Experimentation Gone Mild to Non-Existent Endorsing Artist: Cave Passive Pedals | | Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ohio | | | Parallel chains answer the question of preserving low end and stacking effects in ways that, yeah, you just need true parallel channels.
The sounds from the Bass Ming-Rod are of the octave-fuzz variety. I don't have the much experience with proper ring modulator pedals, so I cannot say if it does that particular function well. But, it does the whole octave-up fuzz thing really well for my tastes. | 
04-06-2012, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by G3Mitch Cool paint job, who did that?? first one i've seen not set to no diodes! | Yeah I'm still getting to know it but I thought the manual shows that the top toggle position is silicon diodes, I could be wrong though. The top position is definitely the quietest of the 3 so no diodes makes sense. I also snapped this right after wiring it up and moving things around, the settings look alot different after playing through it for the last 2 hours. And the paint is 'kid paint' from Ryan's little boy.
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04-06-2012, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Dark Barn Yeah I'm still getting to know it but I thought the manual shows that the top toggle position is silicon diodes, I could be wrong though. The top position is definitely the quietest of the 3 so no diodes makes sense. I also snapped this right after wiring it up and moving things around, the settings look alot different after playing through it for the last 2 hours. And the paint is 'kid paint' from Ryan's little boy. | Yeah I thought that, looks a little different to the other paint jobs the little guy has done. Maybe he's getting better at his craft haha. Yeah both bottom and top toggle positions are significantly quieter, I actually haven't toyed much with those, I went with no diodes because it was the loudest. Maybe its time to start experimenting....  Great pedal.
Oh btw, are you enjoying the RD??
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04-06-2012, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Josh Pelican It would go well with all over my other goat products. | ...Aberforth?...
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04-07-2012, 12:13 AM
|  | Registered User | | Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Seattle | | Quote:
Originally Posted by G3Mitch Yeah I thought that, looks a little different to the other paint jobs the little guy has done. Maybe he's getting better at his craft haha. Yeah both bottom and top toggle positions are significantly quieter, I actually haven't toyed much with those, I went with no diodes because it was the loudest. Maybe its time to start experimenting....  Great pedal.
Oh btw, are you enjoying the RD?? | YES I love it! I only have 2 issues with it which both can be fixed eventually. I play fingerstyle with a pretty heavy attack and I get a little buzz on the G string and the 3 point bridge doesn't make it easy to set up properly. And it has a little RF issue but I hope to get the pick-ups and control cavity properly shielded soon. OTHERWISE it rules, the basic tone is so tasty and it has incredible sustain, with heavy fuzz it just goes forever.
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04-07-2012, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark Barn YES I love it! I only have 2 issues with it which both can be fixed eventually. I play fingerstyle with a pretty heavy attack and I get a little buzz on the G string and the 3 point bridge doesn't make it easy to set up properly. And it has a little RF issue but I hope to get the pick-ups and control cavity properly shielded soon. OTHERWISE it rules, the basic tone is so tasty and it has incredible sustain, with heavy fuzz it just goes forever. | Awwwwwesome  Love those basses. I'd love to have an RD one day. Still paying off my 77 G3 !!
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04-07-2012, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by G3Mitch Awwwwwesome  Love those basses. I'd love to have an RD one day. Still paying off my 77 G3 !! | I love it and now I GAS for a Grabber actually, and a g3 specifically although I'd settle for a regular.
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04-07-2012, 01:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark Barn I love it and now I GAS for a Grabber actually, and a g3 specifically although I'd settle for a regular. | G3 rulezz. Sounds MASSIVE through my ampeg rig. It's a monster and took some getting used to, but its my main bass. Plus its f'n cool looking.
I'm looking at a P bass next personally, but I would love either an RD or a sunburst Ripper at some point in the distant future.
Sorry, this is way off topic. lol.
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04-07-2012, 05:03 AM
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Written to answer the bulk of questions that are asked over and over on forums by people new to it all... A kind of one stop shop for all the basic info. If theres anything you guys think should be added then drop me a PM or comment on the blog and I'll amend/add to it.
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04-07-2012, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by My name is Mudd ...Aberforth?... | WIN | 
04-07-2012, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by G3Mitch G3 rulezz. Sounds MASSIVE through my ampeg rig. It's a monster and took some getting used to, but its my main bass. Plus its f'n cool looking.
I'm looking at a P bass next personally, but I would love either an RD or a sunburst Ripper at some point in the distant future.
Sorry, this is way off topic. lol. | +1 on the G3, have owned many Gibson basses and the G3 is best fit for me. RD Artist loved the look, sound and electronics but never got comfy with the shape and balance. Rippers are very sweet but ultimately i got tired of the pickup selections and always wanted more options. | 
04-07-2012, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Josh Pelican
Holy f***. On the rare occasion you decide/need to sell this, give me a shout. I don't care if it's 20 years down the road. This is gnarly as hell. It would go well with all over my other goat products. | Haha, I don't think that pedal will be leaving my possession any time soon. But 20 years down the line if for some unforeseen reason, I'll let you know. | 
04-08-2012, 12:09 AM
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Heet Sound Plus-EBOW Electronic Bow
Pedal-board:
Boss LS-2 Line Selector*
(use this to keep pedals with * in effects loop and still be able to bypass GR if need be)
3-Leaf Audio Groove Regulator MK-I*
Boss OC-2 Octave (synth modded)*
Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz*
"Planeta Fuzz" Wooly Mammoth Clone*
Behringer BSY-600 Bass Synthesizer*
Way Huge Swollen Pickle*
Sovtek Russian Big Muff (mods:bigger caps, self-oscillation switch,bias,gate)*
Tech 21 Red Ripper*
"The Love Box" Fender Sub-Lime Bass Fuzz*
EHX HOG Harmonic Octave Generator with Foot Controller and Roland EV-5*
T-REX Bass Juice*
Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter Phase Machine*
Out of loop:
"Wah-Wah Whale" Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah
MSLP Tremolazer with waveform mod*
Tech 21 Boost D.L.A.
Roland RE-20 Space Echo  | 
04-08-2012, 02:43 AM
|  | Enough science to be dangerous... | | Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: USA, CA, Sacramento Metro area | | | That board is just awesome. It's cool to see the setup that went towards making the cool noises you described in the noise thread. Love the light shot. And do you use a guitar case? That's pretty clever, though it looks like it'd be heavier than if a guitar was in there.
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04-08-2012, 08:19 AM
| | | | re-20 is my fav delay to use right now, nice to see more of those around fabe! What do you use this board for? | 
04-08-2012, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by sillyfabe
Heet Sound Plus-EBOW Electronic Bow
Pedal-board:
Boss LS-2 Line Selector*
(use this to keep pedals with * in effects loop and still be able to bypass GR if need be)
3-Leaf Audio Groove Regulator MK-I*
Boss OC-2 Octave (synth modded)*
Boss FZ-2 Hyper Fuzz*
"Planeta Fuzz" Wooly Mammoth Clone*
Behringer BSY-600 Bass Synthesizer*
Way Huge Swollen Pickle*
Sovtek Russian Big Muff (mods:bigger caps, self-oscillation switch,bias,gate)*
Tech 21 Red Ripper*
"The Love Box" Fender Sub-Lime Bass Fuzz*
EHX HOG Harmonic Octave Generator with Foot Controller and Roland EV-5*
T-REX Bass Juice*
Earthquaker Devices Grand Orbiter Phase Machine*
Out of loop:
"Wah-Wah Whale" Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah
MSLP Tremolazer with waveform mod*
Tech 21 Boost D.L.A.
Roland RE-20 Space Echo  | Bro, ever consider getting a PT-Pro? I mean you've got a ton of great crap on that board! It deserves a proper board man!!!!! lol
There have been some cheap ones popping up lately too!
I hope to post in this thread in the near future, but it won't be for awhile. Got two pedals to build, one more to fix, 4 pedals out on a tourbox and a rehouse I'm doing but I already clear coated and decided to change coloring on it. So gotta strip that bitch.
Also, since Ben shows off his cool etches. What do you fellers think of this one?  | 
04-08-2012, 09:31 AM
| | Registered User | | Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: California | | | so much seccccchhhhs. | 
04-08-2012, 09:56 AM
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04-08-2012, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by jwr Bro, ever consider getting a PT-Pro? I mean you've got a ton of great crap on that board! It deserves a proper board man!!!!! lol  | Dude, Fabe has a funky cool board and i happen to dig his esthetic, it is the opposite of Shep's almost clinical board, that I also dig. We're all chasing different sounds and that leads to different choices.
Yes i know you were joking but the whole world does not hafta go PT to get props. rant over. | | Thread Tools | Search this Thread | | | |
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