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I own Peavey Revalver and its licensing system needs to tag a usb device to work. Unfortunately none of my keyboards, my mouse, or audio interface have the metadata it needs. And I can't get Revalver to recognize the usb through the jsaux dock, though I'd rather not do that since it would take up one of my usb spots. Windows still recognizes it as an SD card though.

My last hopes are the official deck dock being useable as a usb device when it comes in, or maybe getting windows to recognize an SD card in the slot as a usb. I'd prefer the SD card if I could do that.

I own Peavey Revalver and its licensing system needs to tag a usb device to work. Unfortunately none of my keyboards, my mouse, or audio interface have the metadata it needs. And I can't get Revalver to recognize the usb through the jsaux dock, though I'd rather not do that since it would take up one of my usb spots.

My last hopes are the official deck dock being useable as a usb device when it comes in, or maybe getting windows to recognize an SD card in the slot as a usb.

Edit: If you don't feel like reading my novel, I'm looking for the definitive go-to books for electric instrument repair and modifications.

So I've been the go-to guy for setup, repairs and mods for almost every musician I've known for near 20 years. I live in a small community, so there's not many people that get into this stuff around here. The closest place is 3 towns away, and he mostly keeps it to basic setups and what not. I think I have a great location to start a business and am trying to do so. But, due to a car accident a few years ago where I hit my head, my memory can be weird at times. While the usual basic setup stuff is quite ingrained in my memory, but the less common mods a

This is going in a chain for my SRC6 (Bass VI) and I've been looking around at different octave pedals. The Pitch Fork caught my eye and a few others, but I wouldn't mind finding a quality one that only does an octave up for a lower price.

I plan on splitting my signal and sending a dry bass signal to my regular bass chain, and the other to my Big Muff Deluxe to shape it how I want and then to the octaver from there for a guitar like sound into a guitar pedal chain, and then routing them both back into the SansAmp and then out to my looper, then amp.

Is there any quality pedals that can handle strumming chords on this and still sounding good for pitch shifting? I don't mind a slight degrad

Greetings! I just found this sub and wanted to hear from those of you with more experience. I have been absolutely obsessed with this type of instrument since I found out they exist and, after some research, I have decided to go with the Ibanez SRC6. Sadly, it's on backorder.

In the meantime I have had some questions about what works best with these.

I plan on running through my bass amp, but have heard that if I want to go with a more guitar sound I can run I through a guitar amp. Is this okay at loud levels? Or should I stick to just my bass amp? I'm talking rowdy, drunken metal band volumes with distortion as often as not.

Has anyone used really heavy guitar distortion on this while r

I have an Ibanez SR535 and decided to see how the Bartolinis sounded without the active preamp. I absolutely love it and have no intention of putting the preamp back in. I left the pots in so it looks normal, but replaced one with a switch to swap between just the bridge pup and both on to kind of make up for the loss of the blend switch.

Now I have one normal hole with a dummy pot from the blend switch I may replace with a tone pot but am not dead set on it. And then there's the 2 smaller holes left from the old preamp.

Any ideas for something cool I can do to replace the dummy pots?