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Two 12s, the one in the combo and a second Ashdown matching extension cab. It does everything I will ever need. The combo is handy for rehearsal, put the other 12 under it and I've gigged outdoors with no pa support.

Ah, I suspected as much

interesting..

I am in a similar place. There is always something likely to come along and interest me, but the room in which I live is effectively, full. I don't like selling very much so it's a stalemate

How did you achieve this?

Nope. I have changed a pup in a HB semi acoustic, and I have replaced the tone pots on two HBs with @KiOgon's tone switch. Otherwise I've played them straight out of the box and never had to change any thing. The changes I have made were out of interest and not necessity.

I hope I've never been thought of as boring when doing the thing that I love. The bit of the video I watched touched on not staring at the fretboard. This is good advice. Band leaders like musicians who have their eyes up.

Yes I do. Can't fault them. At least to my ears, they're great

Trust me, its awesome

After a rather convoluted Hermes tale (I shan't bore you) the very lovely lady who is the final link in the Hermes chain said to us "We're a bloody nightmare aren't we"

I was pondering in an idle moment how popular music can be peeled, layer by layer, from today's big new thing all the way back to the caveman banging on a hollow log. Simultaneously I wondered why, if I listen to the music which influenced a favourite artist, I seldom like it or even see the join. So have you ever peeled back the skin and found you liked or even preferred what lived underneath? I can give one example. The Two Tone craze of the late 70s is directly responsible for my love of 60s Jamaican ska. However, peel that back to Mento and I don't dig it So I manage one step! Once.

Built by our very own @paul_5 this little beauty is a clone with a couple of additional features. With increased sensitivity and an additional 2 decay speeds this is a really flexible pedal. Easily as good as commercial offerings I've used which demand four or five times the price. The only decision I have now is whether I trust my memory or create artwork for the case...

Great Basschatter, brilliant to deal with in every respect. Kudos.

Arthur Barrow's book is on my list, thank you.

An aside.. I support a guy who is blind. Specifically I take him to his band rehearsals, and gigs. Assist him setting up his drum kit. It's a Zappa tribute.

Don't get me wrong it is a wonderful bit of kit, but the LS2 booted it from my main board.

Allow me to join the clamour of LS2 love. Small footprint, incredible flexibility, only other pedal I have that does similar is the Tri Parallel Mixer, and it's nearly 3X the size.

Nope, sorry mate. I have a Scavenger.

Digitech have nailed pitch shifting for me.

Have you tried just splitting your signal? Almost any distortion improves immeasurably when blended to taste.