Recent content by eirik_

Fender actually.

I dunno, I don't think you killed the thread. Marco is pretty awesome. Here's one WITH pants but I also gotta give it up to Steve (as previously mentioned) nikki sixx (one of my heros who i've actually had the pleasure to meet) Link Removed and the one person I'm really suprised...

i really loved the sound of those two... the other two personally i would've put back on the rack at the store.

rather than complain about the customer service, why don't whip up a diagram of your bass, put up the diagram they did give you, and see if tb diy guys can help you out?

putting a push pull pot on my sr300 to kill the boost. I did this to turn the eq off when i wasn't using it, but ended up loving the passive tone out of it, and then hitting the boost when I played a little lead line or something. What was supposed to be battery conservation on my bass ended up...

did no one else catch the guitar doctor?! When do I know if my bass is sick?

Truth. A few at the top make quite a bit of sense. TS808, Cry baby. But how the big muff, uni-vibe, rat, and maybe even the dyna comp aren't at the top as well make no sense. And i'll give you the comment on the keeley compressor, where is that at?! No TimeFactor either... It's neither the most...

wow. want.

In a way, you can't really fault them for staying with a certain theme or character. It's a lot of oiled finishes for the mid line stuff, nicer transparent warm colours for the higher end stuff. SR500 oiled, SR700 transparent amber/charcoal. My RGT220H oiled finish, my RGT320Q regal brown burst...

sweet. I didn't think it would be toooo much cash. Yorkville is generally pretty decent about that.

truth. nothing but noise with the digitech one, and couldn't even tell when the ceb-3 was on. I bought a T-Rex one. Killer.

well I for one am happy to see them making a dedicated bass one. I used to run a Dynacomp but it really sucked the low end out for me. top and mids stuff sounded great, but i really had to crank the bass knob on my amp quite high. I have since gone to a T.C. unit and never looked back.

i love my boss hf-2 hi-band flanger on my bass. I use it with my chorus underneath and it just gives me a watery sweet sound for some mellow lead lines. I don't use it all the time, but it's definitely a good usable sound. so my vote is flanger.

no, but if he wanted to get a feel for them, he could just take one off the wall play it and get a vague idea if he wants to buy a set to really try them out. no harm no foul.

think of all the incredible pieces of music history created by that man. how many great musicians wrote and played the stuff that changed music as we know, and how much of came from him or anyone one of them... incredible.