Vinny

Hi Doug, yes the DI output takes stereo headphones just fine - I've just tried it, I'd never have thought of using it for that 'til I read your post!

Idiot hasn't seen the 'bump' feature bump.

What am I even doing with this, you say? Well, that's a great question and I'm just super glad you asked. I repaired a car and was given this because people in bands play guitars and don't need money. I have no idea how to make it go, and have absolutely no desire to find out. My rhythm noise-monger has driven it and tells me it's fine - though not as good as his, obviously. (I just nodded.) I can get someone to work it and point a camera at them if needs be. Ton posted.

Rather red-faced post, this, as I somewhat moronically bought this thinking it would work on proper instruments. It doesn't. You know how your drummist parks all that hitty stuff right on top of your gear so you end up with the 'in-ear machine-head' stance with your nose pressed against a speaker pole all night? Well, you know that guy on the opposite side with enough room to back a van in who stands there rooted to the spot staring at his fingers the whole time? This is for him. Do me a favour and point at this ad and shout "Pedal. Shiny." If he goes back to chirping in the mirror and clanging the bell, it means he wants you to get this for him. Trust me. £85 posted.

I like these a lot - so much so I have 2 of them. This one has been living in the box on a shelf as a completely unnecessary spare. It's actually pretty hard to find a good demo vijayo of one of these, they all seem to turn it up to Hysteria-level setting and move on, but this does a really nice 'hint of drive' sound, especially with the blend control on about 50%. It's also full of clever computerized electro-pixies that know how you're playing and run around the gubbins differently if you pluck soft or dig in hard, and they're good at it, too. You'll absolutely need a 9v PSU for this, though, as the innards bump it up to 18v so the battery lasts an hour at best. Not quite sure why they even bothered with the facility to fit one. Much more importantly it'll look great on your board with the shiny metallic paint, and it even has a lil' mirror on top to check your make up mid-set. You know you want to. £85 posted.