Recent content by Dan_T

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    J.U.S.T.I.C.E. sounding effect?

    I sent you a PM that should help you get started. Good luck! It's a rewarding hobby.
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    J.U.S.T.I.C.E. sounding effect?

    If you have some spare time and aren't afraid of a soldering iron, I highly recommend looking into making your own Woolly Mammoth. I always wanted one too, but the cost was pretty prohibitive. Then I realized that you could get all of the parts for about $30 and with the case and everything it...
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    Fuzz Factory and Woolly Mammoth?

    I would recommend a different type of effect instead of running the two together. Neither really likes an active bass, and running two super heavy fuzzes into each other tends to be a disappointing experience. In either order, I feel like great results wouldn't be achieved.
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    J.U.S.T.I.C.E. sounding effect?

    I've gotten pretty close or close enough to a few of their tones using a Zvex Woolly Mammoth. It'll distort and gate your sound, and completely kill all of your dynamics. That followed by an octave has gotten me a pretty convincing Phantom II sound. Just the mammoth and tuning to drop d can get...
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    Is it possible to emulate ZVEX WollyM with Line6 M9?

    I'm going to agree that you won't be able to find anything in the m9 that will be similar to the mammoth, assuming you want to use it as a gated, cut off sounding synth fuzz. You might be able to find something close to it when it's being used as a normal fuzz, but even that I'm not too sure...
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    Iron Ether Bubble Chamber

    Ah, much sympathy. I'm also in the boat of being filter-less, but I'd like to hold out for the bubble chamber rather than a less satisfying one. Hope your moog's problem is temporary! Maybe Taylor still has your prototype?
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    Iron Ether Bubble Chamber

    So just clarifying, Jared, are you in possession of your slightly simplified bubble chamber? If so, how is it?
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    Pedalboards of the Stars: Part III

    Good eye. Any idea what the Ezekiel is? Like a muff or a rat clone or anything? It'd be cool to look into something close to it.
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    Pedalboards of the Stars: Part III

    That's the one I'm trying to figure out. The black one's a rat I'm pretty sure, then a whammy and the boss is a tuner. Audio dregs is a sticker for their record label I think so no help there. If anyone has any idea that'd be awesome.
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    Pedalboards of the Stars: Part III

    Realize the Ratatat picture didn't work. Here's trying again. This is the link if that doesn't work. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
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    Pedalboards of the Stars: Part III

    This is the bass player from Ratatat's setup, got a picture of it last night as they were breaking down. Obviously the whammy, and the boss one's a tuner. The distortion's a rat I think, any idea on the last one?
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    MR. OIZO bass sound mofo 's !

    I've only listened to a bit of oizo when I've stumbled onto him from listening to other ed banger people... I've heard a few bass sounds from him though. Does he have a specific one that people recognize as his, or are we talking about a specific song?
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    Fuzz Factory+odb-3?

    Depends what you're using them for. I've never used the overdrive but I have used a fuzz factory. It's definitely not the most bass frequency friendly pedal. If you try to use it without some sort of blend or way to keep the lows in the signal using it for a bass line isn't going to be a...
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    Decisions, decisions..

    Just a note from personal experience, someone recommended getting the MXR bass octave deluxe to run in front of the mammoth because it's true bypass. This seems like a good idea, but when you run them both at the same time there will be a huge volume drop because the mammoth is suddenly getting...
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    Killswitch á la Tom Morello, anyone using one and how?

    Don't have anything right now, but I'm in the middle of rewiring my bass and I'm putting one in. Might finish it today, I'll try to put clips up if I can figure out where to put them.