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Quote:“Pablo” and not “Paul”? Are you spanish like me?
Well…Thanks for the answer & atention, PabloEire, and I wait answers & oppinions of any others bass players too.
Paz y Amor!!!
Hola!
Que tal?
Soy de Irlanda (el norte)
Pablo es mi nombre con mis amigos,
donde vives en Espana?Quote:Hello one more time…and excuse my poor english again.This time I need help for one election:
I have tested in my bass the Octave Multiplexer, and it convinces me, specially for the analogic sound (I dont love the digital sound), but I think the Micro POG will can better than the Oct Multiplexer (at less, in guitar I prefer the micro POG…)
The question is: The micro POG works fine in bass?
There are somebody bass player who uses/have used the micro POG?
There are tone/low end looses?
The sound is fat?
Thanks one more time “Electro-Amores”…
Hello
The micro pog works very well with the bass guitar,
alot more versatile than the octave multiplexer,
The sound is very fat.Quote:They sorta already did 😆
Anything Big Muff looks sweet with the green and black on white case.
Quote:according to the Thomann website ‘shipment due to arrive on 29.05.2009’so not long now….
http://www.thomann.de/gb/electro_harmonix_screaming_bird.htm
Aghhh that’s nearly a whole month,
they’ll be well worth the wait though,
thanksThe Who’s Pete Townshend with Big Muff:
I know it ain’t live nor a pedalboard but hey it’s cool.Congrats
a pedal board is handy as heck.Quote:I had a cool idea for a pedal when trying out some vintage Fender and Vox amps over this past weekend. Those old amps have the best reverb and tremolo units ever, and I think it’d be cool to have only those two in one enclosure where you could have one or both of the effects at the same time.
Take a Holy Grail and toss out the flerb. Take a Pulsar and axe the wave shaping knob. Stick those into a XO on steroids box. The reverb side could have a spring/hall switch, amount knob and an on/off button. The tremolo could have a triangle/square wave switch, speed knob, depth knob, and on/off button. Something else to throw in could be a toggle in the middle that would allow for the reverb before the tremolo in the signal path or vice versa.
Basically, it’d be like an improved Holy Stain without the gain. I’d be all over that.We could call it….The Holy Quake
Quote:it looks like a train,
I’m really intrigued by this thing :poke:
