paul_5

I’m not familiar with either of those models, but I bought a pair of ZST10s when my old sennheisers died and we’re then discontinued. The ZST10s sound amazing and fit surprisingly well. They’re now my ‘go to’ for my MacBook, iPod, practice amp; in fact anything with a headphone socket!

I’m not particularly offended by any kind of music, but the things that I’m more (ahem) ‘selective’ with are country music, EDM sub-genres, and Adele.

I've done a bit. I played for a couple of bands a while ago but I'd rather play bass these days.

Could be worse, you could be restringing a double bass...

All about that (b)ä$$ - Meghan Trainor

"spent" says you, "invested" says I.

Yes, downstreaming can be contentious for the elderly, even if they’re not as confused as Nigel.

Sly and the Family Stone.

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention do collaborations count e.g. Metallica and the SFSO?

Sparks.

Metallica used to be Dave Mustaine’s backing band. 😉

There is NOTHING I would change about this track!! Love it.

I just think it looks tacky.

My bitsa fretless Jazz. 2 piece ash body, maple neck, rosewood board. mmmmmmmmm

Well…

...and not in a good way!

Why does it hurt when I pee? - Frank Zappa

Have you tried North West guitars? They’ve got loads of this kind of stuff. https://www.northwestguitars.co.uk/blend-pot-250k-split-shaft/

Gave up sigs twenty years ago. some of them were indeed ‘monsters’, and occasionally I think about starting again, but it’s prohibitively expensive these days.

Crash bang wallop - Tommy Steele

I've had both - the SVP II is a wonderful preamp, but it won't do dirt. The SVP PRO definitely WILL do filth. Both have the ultra low/high and bass, mid(s) and treble controls with line and DI outs, and the switchable graphic equaliser channel, but the SVP PROs have always been a bit noisy on the preamp outputs, whereas the SVP II was lovely and quiet.

Not just a bass preamp/DI either; works great for guitars of any stripe.