Kev

Looks great!

Still anxiously awaiting my custom grit and fuzz pedal

I haven't played a Stingray that i have preferred to my old SUB. Great basses for the money.

That be a Westbury Track II i reckon; late seventies/early eighties model?

We must be mad

You'll love it

Mechanical switching like that does have a little pop as the switch is switching between the circuit and the output jack, whereas Boss and similar pedals have the buffer bypass and are silent, basically because the signal is always going through the circuit. Bypasses vary, cheap ones can be poppy and/or can wear out rather quickly. Contact cleaner may help, but more than likely it is just the sound of that switch, unless it has gotten worse? Even the highest quality of pedals can have switches that fail. I had a both a Darkglass B3K and 3Leaf Wonderlove that both needed their switches replacing, although i think that was due to the builder having a few teething issues with their soft touch relay bypass. Bloody lovely switch though

How much are they worth? Certainly kick started

But this is a boutique limited run so it must be better

Sounds good, but i wonder how well it really tracks. Very conservative careful playing at times in that video, i fear it may not be great. Great time to be a synth bass player though, lots of new gear coming out all the time! In terms of cost though, $400 i wouldn't say is that expensive, when you consider the cost of Darkglass pedals and others.

[quote name='Jimryan' timestamp='1379681742' post='2215656'] Because I want the one in my head more, it just means I'll have to get another one of these. [/quote] Careful, consistency in modern Squier basses isn't great, although better than 10 years ago. If you have found a good one, leave it alone and find a not so good one to mod