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Pretty standard!

TU2, GEB7, CEB3, Bass Blogger.
Warwick board and RockCables :)
 
James Hoy said:
EDIT: ALB,...you're photo is no longer available,...I'd like to check it out if you've got a room on your photobucket for a pic.
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James, I recently had some issues with photobucket.... re-attached the image and here ya go my friend.
*Note- I ended up not getting the George L's cable and made my own using quality cable. I'll take some more pics to show the cleaner, current version.
 
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Let's see Bass - Dean Markley Tuner - Digitech Whammy - EH Bass Big Muff - Boss Bass Synthesizer SYB3 - Boss Super Octave OC3 - DOD FX 747 Super Sonic Stereo Flange - Ibanez Phase Modulator PM7 - Ibanez Delay/Echo DE7 - Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah - DOD FX92 Bass Compressor - Tech 21 Sansamp Bass Driver DI right into my Warwick Profet 3.3 head into my Warwick 211 cab.
 
That's a well made board. Is the Peterson easy to use live?
 
Florin said:
That's a well made board. Is the Peterson easy to use live?
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Yes and no. It is very easy to use live, but it isn't nearly as convenient as a StroboStomp would be. You have to flip it up, turn it on, etc.. I bought this one because in theatre pits, I have it attached to my music stand at eye level, and it works FANTASTIC for that. I am debating buying a StroboStomp and putting it on the board in order to be able to stomp on it and have it act like a regular tuner. But overall, as a tuner, it's the best. That's what I set the intonation with on my Warwicks, and it's great for that. Well worth the gigantic pricetag.
 
You pedal freaks! Is there a quick and dirty method of creating a signal with a clean low end and a distorted high end? Something like a crossover? Using pedals only!
 
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If you want a clean and dirty channel all in one, buy a Sansamp 3 way pedal. I believe it has 3 channels. So, you can have a clean, dirty, and whatever you want the third option to be... like extra dirty.
 
No, I want in the same channel, the low frequencies to be clean and the high frequencies dirty.
 
jester said:
You pedal freaks! Is there a quick and dirty method of creating a signal with a clean low end and a distorted high end? Something like a crossover? Using pedals only!
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I'm beginning to sound like a parrot,
EBS Microbass 2.
;)
 
jester said:
No, I want in the same channel, the low frequencies to be clean and the high frequencies dirty.
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Oh... Well, I think what you need to do is... Bi-Amp. I don't know how to do that, but that's the only thing I can come up with with dirty highs and clean lows.
 
Greg said:
I'm beginning to sound like a parrot,
EBS Microbass 2.
;)
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I was just getting ready to recommend the MicroBass II when I saw your post Greg.....

My reply would be ditto!

I've been using the MicroBass II since 07' and it does exactly what you're asking Jester, dirty highs if wanted and clean fat lows!!
 
Thanks for the heads up guys, I 'll check that thingie out.
 
jester said:
Thanks for the heads up guys, I 'll check that thingie out.
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Make sure you read up on it as well ;)
There's things it does that are easily missed when you simply plug in & play.Like the effects blend.Half way is parallel & full on is series.Or vice versa.I assumed it was just a straight forward blend knob.
 
jester said:
You pedal freaks! Is there a quick and dirty method of creating a signal with a clean low end and a distorted high end? Something like a crossover? Using pedals only!
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Bass - amp - [PEDAL in FX loop]

DI out - pre EQ pre FX.
Mic on the cabinet

So you have clean DI out - distorted cabinet

Method 2 - the easiest.

Use the Parallel FX loop of your Warwick Amp

Place the pedal there, and make the sound distorted and trebbly.
Mix the distorted signal by taste.

You will have a clean low end, and distorted high end :-)

I hope it helps.
 
These are the pedals that I've been playing around with lately, not much, but certainly fun :)
korg pitchblack tuner - digitech bass synth wah - ibanez PH7 phaser - boss ODB-3 - boss DD-7



LATER EDIT

here's a quick demo


[video=youtube;7_JEEROXR1g]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_JEEROXR1g[/video]
 
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its been a while i post here this is my updated board ;p loving it
 
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