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PYPB XXXIII - Effects are STOOPID

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I've been gone for a while, so I'm late to the game. Here's a repost of my current board.

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Kalik said:
How do you like your Behringer Bass Synth and the Boss Slicer ?

I actually really dig both of them.

The Behringer is hands-down the best synth under $200. It's supposed to be a clone of the Boss, but unlike the Boss, the Behringer disables the filter sweep when you turn the decay knob all the way up. My favorite mode is definitely the PWM mode.

The slicer is basically instant trance-in-a-box. Whatever you run into it, trance music comes out. Great for me, probably limited use to most bassists, unless you play synth-pop or techno.
 
I've seen a couple of pics on here with a Boss Line Selector. What does that do?

Too many things to list:ninja:.

It has two effects loops built into it. So you send your signal to an effects chain and then bring it back, twice. With that it can select one loop or the other. It can select both in parallel. In can select one loop then the other, then neither. It can select one loop or neither, or the other loop then neither. Plus a whole bunch of other crap I can't think of.

It's pretty damn cool.

Similar, but not identical pedals include the Badger Schism, Wounded Paw Super Blender, and [SFX] Split and Mix. They are also pretty damn cool.
 
Too many things to list:ninja:.

It has two effects loops built into it. So you send your signal to an effects chain and then bring it back, twice. With that it can select one loop or the other. It can select both in parallel. In can select one loop then the other, then neither. It can select one loop or neither, or the other loop then neither. Plus a whole bunch of other crap I can't think of.

It's pretty damn cool.

Similar, but not identical pedals include the Badger Schism, Wounded Paw Super Blender, and [SFX] Split and Mix. They are also pretty damn cool.

So you can change between different sets of pedals. Did I interpret that correctly? Sort of a preset thing almost?
 
If i remember correctly the Narwhal was a fuzz pedal prototype made by Taylor of Iron Ether for a bit but didn't actually make it into production. That one which is bumping around a board that is out of Australia is the only one that i've ever heard of. I'd love to hear some clips if they're available? :hiding: How does it compare to the oxide? What type of circuit, etc.? thanks in advance, sorry about all the questions


Correct answer sir!
I'd luv to post some clips but in the middle of renovating so studio gear all packed away :crying:
Soundwise, it can a very "splatty" almost "mammothy" type of fuzz. It's a good fun fuzz but beaten by the Oxide hands down! :D
 
Love it. Way much better then the crybaby i owned before. I had problems with the switch but i emailed EBS and got a new pedal. So far no prblems at all. I rarely use its volume pedal abillities but it cool to have. Saying it makes me feel a little corny, but it is very versatile.
 
hey guys sorry about my last post, it was meant to be sarcastic, not jerkish, but looking back it is....so i apoligize about that...

and i do use effects...

VT bass, Aguilar Tone Hammer, Voodoo labs sparkle drive (awesome for clean blend and OD built in, possibly better than the VT at pulling off the SVT tone) Carl Martin Compressor.

I have been away from the computer for a while, so i didn't catch it before it all went to hell, again sorry about that...
 
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