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i loooooove my bass. fanned fret for life.
i loooooove my bass. fanned fret for life.
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with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
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How do you use this? To smooth out argeggios and finger picking? (Math rock style?) Or something else? Genuinely curious (and not just being a pedal jerk) How does it compare to say, a Boss compressor for the same sort of playing that you're using it for?frigid midget wrote:Incomin': Fairfield Accountant![]()
Been lusting for that little fucker for the longest time. Makes no sense for a compressor freak like myself to not own a decent compressor pedal for so long.
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Just ordered it actually, don't have it yet. Not really sure how I'll end up using it, but I do try to play mathy rock styled weird stuff, so that was indeed part of the reason I wanted to try it. I also like really squishy/breathy settings, which from the demos I heard I'm not sure the accountant can do better than the CS-3 I had.mathias wrote:How do you use this? To smooth out argeggios and finger picking? (Math rock style?) Or something else? Genuinely curious (and not just being a pedal jerk) How does it compare to say, a Boss compressor for the same sort of playing that you're using it for?frigid midget wrote:Incomin': Fairfield Accountant![]()
Been lusting for that little fucker for the longest time. Makes no sense for a compressor freak like myself to not own a decent compressor pedal for so long.
Mah first Fairfield pedlol! Stoked!
The CS-3 actually ins't a bad compressor at all imo. It does sound thin and sucks low end, and it can be noisy, but that might be more a typical thing for all compressors dialed in for extreme settings, rather than a flaw of the CS-3

The tiny size of the accountant allows me to add it to my board without having to sacrifise something else, and the price wasn't too 'boutique', so...

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i got an accountant in conjunction with a tc hof mini to beef up my cleans in my skramz band. it really helps.
if noise floor is an issue, the accountant is by no means a quiet compressor. it has a flavor to it, think light od settings on a fuck or mini because well, you guessed it, they're all jfet based pedals. i also leave the accountant on 100% of the time and when i kick on my fuck od it gooses the hell out of it and all fucking noise chaos hell breaks loose.
as for bass, well my bass amp sucks and if i have too much gain running into it it basically assplodes.
if noise floor is an issue, the accountant is by no means a quiet compressor. it has a flavor to it, think light od settings on a fuck or mini because well, you guessed it, they're all jfet based pedals. i also leave the accountant on 100% of the time and when i kick on my fuck od it gooses the hell out of it and all fucking noise chaos hell breaks loose.
as for bass, well my bass amp sucks and if i have too much gain running into it it basically assplodes.
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Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
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okay, Plan B - PANIC

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behndy wrote:DEAD inside.
i loooooove my bass. fanned fret for life.
Every time I've tried one it's felt like it would aggravate old wrist injuries.Chankgeez wrote:They don't like you either.

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GardenoftheDead wrote:I'm still not sold on fanned frets.behndy wrote:huh. LTD does fanned fret builds now? innnnnteressssting.ShaunNecro wrote:
Finally got one of these coming in on Thursday. Been wanting one for about 5 1/2 months now. The one I got has really nice markings and color on the top as well, so that's a bonus.
hah. i have NO IDEA what goes on with basses. but that suh. is PRETTY.
Yeah man, from what I read they worked with a guy to make this at a decent price point. They got lefties now as well, so there is finally going to be a major manufacturer making fan frets for anyone. Eventually I'm going to get a Quake fan fret as well for lower tunings. 40" F, yo.
Man, I was a little worried when I tried it out, but I got used to it pretty quick, and noodling all over the top end is so much more comfortable with a fan fret. Also, so is chording. Granted, it's a wee bit harder on the low end, but I really shouldn't be doing chords there anyways, unless I want mush.
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Just got a pedaltrain metro 24 but the zip on the gigbag is bust
yaaay, time for an eBay dispute

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Fanned frets are supposed to be easier on the wrists, no?GardenoftheDead wrote:
Every time I've tried one it's felt like it would aggravate old wrist injuries.
Either way, I think your hands adjust to 'em pretty quickly.
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heh. i mean. i kinda DO hate the idea of major manufacturer stepping on Sheldon The Dingwall's toes. only chatted for a second at a NAMM, but from all social media shtuff he seems like a nice guy..ShaunNecro wrote: Yeah man, from what I read they worked with a guy to make this at a decent price point. They got lefties now as well, so there is finally going to be a major manufacturer making fan frets for anyone. Eventually I'm going to get a Quake fan fret as well for lower tunings. 40" F, yo.
Man, I was a little worried when I tried it out, but I got used to it pretty quick, and noodling all over the top end is so much more comfortable with a fan fret. Also, so is chording. Granted, it's a wee bit harder on the low end, but I really shouldn't be doing chords there anyways, unless I want mush.
but that suh, is SEXY.
yeah. it took me like..... 3 minutes to get comfy with mines. and the only place it's a bit of a stretch is the lowest notes on the C string. rest is graaaaaabyyyyyy.
Butt Grabbing GRAAAAAAVYYYYYY.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
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I dunno man, fan fret is scary to a bunch of people, if they could try it out and see that it is super easy to get used to, then they won't be so opposed to actually buying one. I think I'm more likely to get a Dingwall now. Possibly a sixer like you got.behndy wrote:heh. i mean. i kinda DO hate the idea of major manufacturer stepping on Sheldon The Dingwall's toes. only chatted for a second at a NAMM, but from all social media shtuff he seems like a nice guy..ShaunNecro wrote: Yeah man, from what I read they worked with a guy to make this at a decent price point. They got lefties now as well, so there is finally going to be a major manufacturer making fan frets for anyone. Eventually I'm going to get a Quake fan fret as well for lower tunings. 40" F, yo.
Man, I was a little worried when I tried it out, but I got used to it pretty quick, and noodling all over the top end is so much more comfortable with a fan fret. Also, so is chording. Granted, it's a wee bit harder on the low end, but I really shouldn't be doing chords there anyways, unless I want mush.
but that suh, is SEXY.
yeah. it took me like..... 3 minutes to get comfy with mines. and the only place it's a bit of a stretch is the lowest notes on the C string. rest is graaaaaabyyyyyy.
Butt Grabbing GRAAAAAAVYYYYYY.

But I also forgot that Ibanez has been doing some fan frets, just half as dramatic. I also don't like Ibanez string spacing, too close for me.
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Update: I fixed it, it was really easy lol. Also getting a cioks DC5 to go underneath then I should be done with pedals for a bit. Then, it's time to worry about pickups and synths.MechaGodzilla wrote:Just got a pedaltrain metro 24 but the zip on the gigbag is bustyaaay, time for an eBay dispute