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Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo

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#465
My name is Mudd said:
I'm not trying to be a snot, honest, but...

...somehow, when I go amp shopping, Marshall just doesn't even cross my mind, Then again, I only play bass and Marshall bass amps just sounds like a contradiction of terms, to me.
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They are great sounding amps bang for buck, but the quality control and reliability is zero. Im a seriously unhappy and ampless guy. :crying:
 
#467
TheRockinRoadie said:
I had 3 different MB4210's styraight from marshall ALL with the same problem. so i upgraded to the 450H and 115, and the cabinet blew up. im still waiting to here from marshall. This has been going on over the last few months and im sick of it.
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it´s strangee to here that. what exactly was the problem with your mb4210? and how did the cab blew up? sorry, but i can´t understand how something like that can happen, if the cab and the head are made for each other.

and in other threads i only read good stuff about them.
 
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Mr. Pickles said:
Nad - The Orbiter sounds awesome after dirt! How do you like it? I turned down the Halophaze because I'm completely satisfied with it:eek: That doesn't mean there won't be a Keeley or the new Quasar in my future, though...
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I like, but do not love the Orbiter. I think I will love it in time, but I wish the sweep were a little shorter, if that makes sense? That being said, I am damn happy with it, although I did pick up an old PH-2 and Russian Small Stone recently, just for kicks apparently. Also, I'm still curious about the new Quasar(s) as well, and I'm on the Halophaze shortlist (Steely Dan finish) but I don't think I'll pony up the dough. I'm having a real hard time justifying any pedal over $200 these days.

I was perfectly content with my Psilocybe for years, but 6 months after selling it I'm suddenly a phase-o-holic. :eyebrow:
 
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ok heres whats going on in the world of my pedal board

i recently got a new job (1st job ive had in ages) so im coming into alot of money...i brought a whammy (not the bass one but a proper red one)

but im gonna be getting pretty good pay so im going to go crazy after saving a months paycheck and im planning to buy

trace elliot eq pedal, electro harmonics micro synth (the guitar vertion...not the bass one), a new guitar crybaby (i broke my old one), a behringer line selector (its only £13 so whats too loose, made by mike saltbooster, made by mike green muff

i may be missing a few there but my pedal board wont stop growing

so you will see the results of that when they happen (if i can zoom out enoff)
 
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s_mcsleazy said:
ok heres whats going on in the world of my pedal board

i recently got a new job (1st job ive had in ages) so im coming into alot of money...i brought a whammy (not the bass one but a proper red one)

but im gonna be getting pretty good pay so im going to go crazy after saving a months paycheck and im planning to buy

trace elliot eq pedal, electro harmonics micro synth (the guitar vertion...not the bass one), a new guitar crybaby (i broke my old one), a behringer line selector (its only £13 so whats too loose, made by mike saltbooster, made by mike green muff

i may be missing a few there but my pedal board wont stop growing

so you will see the results of that when they happen (if i can zoom out enoff)
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Hey I've seen some people with the guitar version of the micro synth and wondering why some people prefer it over the bass version. I'm in the market for a microsynth..can you give me your opinion on it? Thanks!
 
#473
My first pedalboard, probably gonna get rid of the capitalist pig soon for another overdrive/distortion. I still need to go to guitar center and try out a lot of pedals :D

Anyway I'm using a $20 road runner pedal bag from musician's friend and the whole thing is powered by a one spot adapter with a daisy chain.
This set up was really easy and I highly recommend both the adapter and the pedal bag for effects noobies such as myself.

EDIT: Forgot to attach the picture :hiding:
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nad said:
I like, but do not love the Orbiter. I think I will love it in time, but I wish the sweep were a little shorter, if that makes sense? That being said, I am damn happy with it, although I did pick up an old PH-2 and Russian Small Stone recently, just for kicks apparently. Also, I'm still curious about the new Quasar(s) as well, and I'm on the Halophaze shortlist (Steely Dan finish) but I don't think I'll pony up the dough. I'm having a real hard time justifying any pedal over $200 these days.

I was perfectly content with my Psilocybe for years, but 6 months after selling it I'm suddenly a phase-o-holic. :eyebrow:
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Try flipping the top toggle to the left and reduce the rate. It's gets pretty slow in this position. It has FAR more range than the Small Stone, IME.
 
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