Same question here, I really like mine :cool. The power supply is good and the board is well made. I guess the only problem I could find is that all the wiring has to be on top of the board (unlike a pedaltrain).
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Post Your Pedalboard XXII - Enter the Twilight Zone....
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Same question here, I really like mine :cool. The power supply is good and the board is well made. I guess the only problem I could find is that all the wiring has to be on top of the board (unlike a pedaltrain).
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Board: Max (with extra pedals - top left corner is my 2nd green Sovtek big muff)
still awaiting a foxrox Octron, and now i've got the Maxon, the HBE isnt getting much use, which is a shame as its brand new, but i might use it for a more far-out setting.
Board: Max (with extra pedals - top left corner is my 2nd green Sovtek big muff)
still awaiting a foxrox Octron, and now i've got the Maxon, the HBE isnt getting much use, which is a shame as its brand new, but i might use it for a more far-out setting.
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I don't know about other power supplies but the input on the G-Bus-8 us proprietary. I've never lost the wall wart but if I did; I imagine it would be a pain in the neck to source a new one.
I guess hate is a little strong of a word. The pedal tote has served me well but I'll probably keep the the power supply and sell the board to one of my guitards who uses a one spot and will probably ever own 8 pedals at one time. It's time for an upgrade and considering I want to get the full compliment of expression pedals and tap switches for the Moog, I'm going to need a substantially bigger board and it will probably be a pedaltrain.
Hey! Max - yeah, its a winner, especially after the Bass Fuzz, and the Flipster i bought from couvy is one of my favourite pedals EVER - i've got a 70RI MIM Jazz, and with the flipster going into my VTbass i feel like im every 70's prog bass hero (even though most seemed to use rickys 
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I've got 3 Muffs on the board, the green one is from Darkrising, the other one was repainted by someone and modded with a power jack input and it was the same price as a Bass Big muff in some places - so i couldnt resist the purchase, and either that or the black muff will go to my guitarist when his black muff dies.
oh yeah: Bogdan's been selling his pedals on ebay, check out the Brassmaster clone - sounds as good as the B:assmaster i had, alot cheaper but doesnt look nearly as cool, so josh wins on design, bogdan's got it on value.
Its silicon by the way, i think.
the Coloursound Bassfuzz is a weirdo, i think its probably super scooped, but you can turn the tone control way up and still get strong low end, the tone is bliss to me and sounds great in my band. I'm almost tempted to do away with the muffs and get a Fender Sub-Lime as a compliment to the Bass Fuzz.
)I've got 3 Muffs on the board, the green one is from Darkrising, the other one was repainted by someone and modded with a power jack input and it was the same price as a Bass Big muff in some places - so i couldnt resist the purchase, and either that or the black muff will go to my guitarist when his black muff dies.
oh yeah: Bogdan's been selling his pedals on ebay, check out the Brassmaster clone - sounds as good as the B:assmaster i had, alot cheaper but doesnt look nearly as cool, so josh wins on design, bogdan's got it on value.
Its silicon by the way, i think.
the Coloursound Bassfuzz is a weirdo, i think its probably super scooped, but you can turn the tone control way up and still get strong low end, the tone is bliss to me and sounds great in my band. I'm almost tempted to do away with the muffs and get a Fender Sub-Lime as a compliment to the Bass Fuzz.
Hey! Max - yeah, its a winner, especially after the Bass Fuzz, and the Flipster i bought from couvy is one of my favourite pedals EVER - i've got a 70RI MIM Jazz, and with the flipster going into my VTbass i feel like im every 70's prog bass hero (even though most seemed to use rickys
I've got 3 Muffs on the board, the green one is from Darkrising, the other one was repainted by someone and modded with a power jack input and it was the same price as a Bass Big muff in some places - so i couldnt resist the purchase, and either that or the black muff will go to my guitarist when his black muff dies.
oh yeah: Bogdan's been selling his pedals on ebay, check out the Brassmaster clone - sounds as good as the B:assmaster i had, alot cheaper but doesnt look nearly as cool, so josh wins on design, bogdan's got it on value.
Its silicon by the way, i think.
the Coloursound Bassfuzz is a weirdo, i think its probably super scooped, but you can turn the tone control way up and still get strong low end, the tone is bliss to me and sounds great in my band. I'm almost tempted to do away with the muffs and get a Fender Sub-Lime as a compliment to the Bass Fuzz.
I don't know the secret handshake so could you perhaps provide some linkspam,...is there a Bogdan "Store"?
Link Removed - he's got nothing up for sale at the moment, I only guessed it was him because its the same name he uses on TB, and also i've seen his Brassmaster clone on here before. I've also seen him put a up a two-knob tonebender (would love that bass tonebender he did)
dont know if he ships worldwide, but ive seen two brassmaster clones on ebay, and i bought one. I'm in no way affiliated to Bogdan and im not hating on josh and malekko because i loved both B:assmasters i had from him, and i'd happy buy more products regardless of price if i thought i would like it. But Bogdans stuff is over £100 cheaper than The Malekko stuff. That was the winner because i'd been looking at getting another B:assmaster but the price is what made me stop.
dont know if he ships worldwide, but ive seen two brassmaster clones on ebay, and i bought one. I'm in no way affiliated to Bogdan and im not hating on josh and malekko because i loved both B:assmasters i had from him, and i'd happy buy more products regardless of price if i thought i would like it. But Bogdans stuff is over £100 cheaper than The Malekko stuff. That was the winner because i'd been looking at getting another B:assmaster but the price is what made me stop.
I been wanting to get into some pedals, starting with the supercollider since it will give me that crunchy sound I want. I see that a lot of you guys also have a swollen pickle or another fuzz on your boards as well so I take it the supercollider doesn't give you crazy firey fuzz sounds?
A supercollider is a form of muffiant [as is the swollen pickle] and sometimes one needs a non muff fuzz type sound and sometimes to get a sound you have to run one fuzz into another fuzz to get the right fuzzyness.
Holding this spot for a shot of my collection tonight
c/mon joe. u can do better than that
Ahh, ok cuz I see a lotta supercollider/pickle combo's here, just wondering whats up with that. Damn, I saw a pickle in my gc a couple weeks ago too and mine never has anything cool like that, probly gone by now. Anyone have any pickle clips on bass, couldn't find any on youtube?
I've said it before, and I'll say it again:
Supercollider = Crunchy motha-WHAT!!?!?!?!!?
Swollen Pickle = "HOLYMOTHEROF????!!!!!!!.... MAHFACEIZMELTING!!!!!!!!!!!"
Or something like that
Supercollider = Crunchy motha-WHAT!!?!?!?!!?
Swollen Pickle = "HOLYMOTHEROF????!!!!!!!.... MAHFACEIZMELTING!!!!!!!!!!!"
Or something like that
c/mon joe. u can do better than that
haha, I've been so hopeless with getting it sorted! It'll happen soon
Yeah, I've got that spreadsheet so don't worry about that. If you've got a few of your own funky settings thought, shoot em my way!
I sold the Grinder and Pollyanna and added a CP-251- two pedals I thought I'd keep around forever, but as much as I like them, they're not the right tools for the job and are overlap anyway, so I finally gave them the boot.. I've been trying to streamline a bit, as its no fun carting around the bass rig + computer rig... but I don't want to sacrifice any more than I already have! Oh well, its keeping me in shape... ..
The FCB1010 midi controller is for the computer, and is powered through the PP2+ AC outlet (I mounted a 3-headed 6" extension from the AC outlet on the back of the small board for easy access), and the MP201 is powered from the large-board's PP2+ AC outlet.
..The FCB1010 midi controller is for the computer, and is powered through the PP2+ AC outlet (I mounted a 3-headed 6" extension from the AC outlet on the back of the small board for easy access), and the MP201 is powered from the large-board's PP2+ AC outlet.
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