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niceone mate thanks,I have a qtron too,which I am very happy with,I use it just before my multicomp,which helps controlling the volume jumps,but might have to mod it like yours to have a good volume control.is it easy enough to do that mod?Smallmouth_Bass said:I had the Q-Tron modified to have an output level and an extra LED for when the effect is on. I was finding that the volume was always blasting when I turned the effect on regardless of what setting I had it at. The other LED is for "overload" so I wanted one just to show when the unit is on. Because I loop it through the Bassbone, I can turn effects on and off and then just trigger it all at one click of the Bassbone so I need to have a visual of what's on and off.
geeyza said:niceone mate thanks,I have a qtron too,which I am very happy with,I use it just before my multicomp,which helps controlling the volume jumps,but might have to mod it like yours to have a good volume control.is it easy enough to do that mod?
Toasted said:Nice BoardTreat yourself to some George L's cables
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no, but it's a good idea.Higgie said:Have you ever used the SAG power output of your Pedal Power 2 for the AF-9?
nad said:I need to hook these all up together now methinks.
hahaha, thanks.excane said:Love the board. It's so secret-agent James Bond-looking in that case with the foam. Open it up and unleash some fury.![]()
Freaky Fender said:Hey man, that is some SWEET gear. How's that KAOSS (I think that's what it is) pad next to the laptop? I wanna get one, but could I plug a feed from my board or another instruments and manipulate it in real time?
Since I will have the Micro-amp for sale, I still need approx. 520 to get my board complete (including chorus, phaser and George L's cables).maui-san said:Looks cool, jujube!
When do we get to see the real pedals??![]()
my rig is similiar to yours but i have:jujube_2a said:Since I will have the Micro-amp for sale, I still need approx. 520 € to get my board complete (including chorus, phaser and George L's cables).
I've just ordered my Ashdown rig, so I'm a out of money for now...![]()
Maybe 3-4 months
pacojastorius said:my rig is similiar to yours but i have:
Radial bassbone>Fulltone Bass-drive>Bassball>Maxon AF9>Analogman Chorus>Boss LMB3. +Boss TU-2
im selling the fulltone bassdrive for an analogman TS9DX becuase i feel the bassdrive is not all that good, its too big (takes the space of 2 pedals) and i only need one channel, basically i like just a tiny touch of grit but the fulltone can't do it, its too much.
i also want to swap the bassballs for a phaser, i like your choice but i was also looking at the HBE phaser, half the price and looks funky also. Im also going to get an analogman compRosser, i lookey into that Keeley but its not good for me, i need a compressor with attack control on the front, the Keeley now has an internal control but i use passive/active on gigs so i need to be able to adjust it on the fly. Also the Keeley is designed to get that chicken pickin sound, not really what im after on bass guitar.
long live analogman![]()
im professionnal and i do it all the timejujube_2a said:Fine...
Let me know when you want to sell your bassdrive, I know somebody who could be interested in that.
I was also looking for the Homebrew phaser first, but Maxon 9 serie effects really rock! and you can run the phase shifter at 18V to get more headroom and less noise.
I prefer Kelley comp instead of analogman (both are exellent compressors) because of its internal "input sensitivity" control.
Inernal attack is not a problem for me because I hate change settings during a gig (and I never saw any professionnal musicians doing that...)