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Love these basses. Sandberg make such great instruments.

I should add, I also bought some of the HB pedal raiser thingies. There's four of them on the top rows of the board. Pleasantly surprised how good they are. Metal, really solid, already velcro on top and bottom and pre drilled for those who might prefer to fix them that way. Deliberately riddled with slots and holes to facilitate simple cable runs in any conceivable direction.

It really is.

In my quest for the ultimate pedal board power system I've tried so many solutions. The best and most affordable was the rechargeable power pack. But I just couldn't shake the nagging fear that it would run flat mid performance. I should add that it never did. Ever. But I'm not a rational being and I hate distraction while I'm playing . So enter my latest (last?) PSU. The power bar replaces the top bar in your HB board. In fact you take the whole thing apart and replace the sides as well. Unless you buy it as a 'power board' which is a board with the power bar already built in. They come in different widths to suit your needs. Power via a kettle lead, have pretty green lights, a multitude of options in including USB outs on the front. Mine (the 60) has 13 fully isolated silent outputs. Even I couldn't use them all! There is a 3000ma 9v for hungry multi effects, a 24v link, multiple 500ma, 300ma and 250ma 9v, and four 500ma sockets switchable for 12, 18 or 9v. The unit comes packaged with all the gubbins you could ever want. Velcro, power cables of various lengths, cables to reverse polarity, cables to link a 9v battery, cables for old pedals with mini jack inputs. There's even a bag of cable tidy clips. Simple, elegant, efficient and effective.

It's utterly silent! The 3A supply is overkill for my Plethora but plenty if I decide to go with a different multi. The usb on the front will be perfect for keeping the tablet charged during a gig. @OwenI care that you bought an HB Beatle bass, by the way.

As I put the power board together I was struck by just how good HB stuff really is. Not just cheap, but well thought out, well made, solid gear. The restraint I've shown not to buy a new HB bass for nearly 3 months has been, I think, quite commendable.

I believe it has some kind of dedicated apple support

Best advice from this numpty is: the mobile app is very easy to use. If you choose pre made patches and just edit the output level, bass and treble and mix levels, it's a good 'way in' to the editor. @Quatschmacher's patches are the best.

Don't know details as I wasn't down for this one. It's original material in a kind of Irish Poguesy style.

One of my bands has lost their regular dep. The gig is in Oxford at the Tap Social. I can supply chord charts, it's easy fun original stuff with a few covers. If you can help please let me know.

I have to say it's people like you @Quatschmacher keep me trying with this pedal. I've accepted I'll probably never learn to programme it myself but the work you put in and share so freely with the community gives me seemingly endless patches to keep trying until I find some I can use. Thank you

Is there a way to donate? This is heart rending

Just bought a pedal from Joe. A completely painless transaction, excellent communication throughout. More than happy to recommend this most excellent Basschatter 👍

Oh God already thinking of the food

Harley Benton every time. I'm getting one that's built into the board itself, it replaces one of the bars of the pedal board. Amazing piece of kit

That is amazing. Thank you for sharing. I shall be sending some of my hard earned his way